ΕΛΛΗΝΟ-ΙΝΔΙΚΗ ΕΤΑΙΡΕΙΑ ΠΟΛΙΤΙΣΜΟΥ & ΑΝΑΠΤΥΞΗΣ
Hellenic-Indian Society for Culture & Development
By Mousumi Roy* The history of Western music begins in the 4th Century as the Roman Empire was crumbling under the onslaught of barbarian invasions. It was adopted and developed within the Christian Church for use in religious services, to elevate religious sentiment among the population and to wean the many converts to Christianity off …
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Keynote speech by the Secretary General for Greeks Abroad and Public Diplomacy of the Ministry of Foreign Affairs of Greece, Professor Ioannis Chrysoulakis at the opening of the International Conference “The Greek World and India: History, Culture and Trade from the Hellenistic period to Modern Times (4th c. BCE – 18th c. CE)” at Jawaharlal …
Address of H.E. Mr Nikos Dendias, Foreign Minister of the Hellenic Republic at the opening of the International Conference “The Greek World and India: History, Culture and Trade from the Hellenistic period to Modern Times (4th c. BCE – 18th c. CE) at Jawaharlal Nehru University, New Delhi “Ladies and Gentlemen, The International Conference on …
By Dimitrios Chaniotis A contribution to the ongoing discussion on the ravens’ paradox by offering a novel perspective is the aim of the paper. I will defend an approach which takes into account the impact brought about by shifting between the domains of logical propositions and I will argue that the paradox can be seen …
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Dhanteras (धनतेरस) is a very big and important Hindu festival of health, wealth, and prosperity. It is celebrated every year on the thirteenth lunar day of Krishna Paksha (dark fortnight) in the Hindu lunar calendar month of Kartik. The word ‘Dhan’ means ‘wealth’ and ‘Teras’ implies 13th and that is why it is known as …
Swami Vivekananda’s Speech at the World ‘s Parliament of Religions, Chicago, 15 September 1893 I will tell you a little story. You have heard the eloquent speaker who has just finished say, ‘Let us cease from abusing each other,’ and he was very sorry that there should be always so much variance. But I think …
By H.E. Knight Commander Georgios Olympios Nearly 3,000 holy men and women have been canonized as saints by the Roman Catholic Church since the practice began in 1234. Some of them were born, died, or lived in India. Best known among them are St. Thomas the Apostle (Mar Thoma), the Apostle of India, who allegedly …
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Story rendering: Dimitrios Vassiliadis One morning the young Siddhartha and his cousin Devadatta went for a walk in the forest. Siddhartha pointed out το Devadatta a swan flying in the sky. Before Siddhartha could stop him, Devadatta shot an arrow at it. Hit by the arrow, the bird fell to the ground and the two …
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भारतीयों और यूनानियों ने अपने पूरे इतिहास में दर्शन के लिए एक महान प्रेम दिखाया है और पूर्व और पश्चिम में इसके विकास की नींव रखी है। नीचे हिंदी वीडियो में कुछ महान यूनानी दार्शनिकों एवं प्राचीन इतिहासकारों की शिक्षाएं और जीवन दिए गए हैं। हमें उम्मीद है कि ये वीडियो हिंदी बोलने वालों को …
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An article by Dr. Dimitrios Vassiliadis on the occasion of the Painting Exhibition organized in New Delhi for the Greek Revolution of 1821. As part of the celebrations for the 200th anniversary of the Greek Revolution (1821-2021), the Hellenic-Indian Society for Culture and Development (ELINEPA) in collaboration with the Indian Council for Cultural Relations and …
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