These links have plenty of additional articles and books that you may enjoy.

• http://www.stephen-knapp.com/articles_to_read.htm

• http://www.hinduism.co.za/

• Sanskrit's former glory revived online

• Are Indians really dumb?

• Pax Indica and a multipolar world

• What is a word's worth, interview with Anu Garg, who is the founder of wordsmith.org.

• The Hyphenated Hindus written by Aditi Banerjee appeared in outlookindia.com addressing Hindu-Amerikan identity.

• Articles by Arindam Banerji on innovations in Rediff.com Aug10, Aug11, and Aug12.

• Articles on various topics in Indian religion and culture at indiaprofile.com.

• Articles on various topics in http://www.mngogate.com written by Madhukar N Gogate (Pune, India)
• Articles at Advaita Vedanta site.

• Druidism : Was it western hinduism 18000 years old?

• Sanskrit articles in amazines.com

• Articles at sanskrit-sanscrito.com

• Articles at http://www.gatewayforindia.com/.

• http://www.buddhanet.net/ebooks.htm Buddhanet ebooks.

• Articles Access to insight, Readings in Theravada Buddhism. Links to e-books.

• Articles and excerpts at http://www.pariyatti.org/, ChaTTha SaNgAyana Sixth Buddhist Council Souvenir Album PDF(160 MB) and slideshow.

• Introduction to Vipassana Hindi and English at http://www.vridhamma.org/ Vipassana Research Institute.
• Articles at http://www.advaita-vedanta.org.
• Translations by Gelongma Karma Migme Chödrön . The Sanskrit texts include Asanga's Abhidharmasamuccaya, Asanga's Mahayanasamgraha, The Treatise on the Great Virtue of Wisdom of Nargarjuna (Mahaprajnaparamitasastra, "Taste of the Deathless" as the Amrtarasa by Ghosaka.
• http://cincinnatitemple.com/articlesRel.html hosts many articles related to Hindu practices and thoughts.
• Journals and articles at Digital Himalaya collection at University of Cambridge, UK. These are from Nepal and mountaneous regions. See other categories of collections.
• Pali Tipitaka in PDF on http://www.tipitaka.org displayed in different language scripts. Additional PDF books are avaialble in English and Hindi by the Vipassana Research Institute.
• Links to "Hindu texts" on Wikipedia. (Search engine by http://www.at1ce.org.)