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Amarnath Yatra to commence towards the end of June

Amarnath Yatra to commence towards the end of June

Spiritual Guru Shri Shri Ravi Shankar urged the devotees to maintain calm and not protest against the reduction in the Amarnath Yatra duration. In a press release issued on 4 June, the spiritual guru said, “I would like to clarify to the Shiva Bhaktas who are eager to go to the Sri Amarnath Yatra that [...]

June 9, 2012 HHR News updates 0

South Africa: Hindu police challenge rule

South Africa: Hindu police challenge rule

KwaZulu-Natal police are awaiting feedback from the national office whether religious wristbands will be allowed in their dress code. This follows complaints from 24 police officers who were told by Pinetown station commander Brigadier Owen Zama to remove red strings, a Hindu symbol of protection, from their wrists. Zama told Hindu officers last month that [...]

June 8, 2012 HHR News updates 0

UK: $18.5 Million Hindu Temple Complex Approved In Northampton

UK: $18.5 Million Hindu Temple Complex Approved In Northampton

Hindus have welcomed the reported unanimous approval of about $18.5 million Hindu temple and high-tech community complex by Northampton (East Midlands, United Kingdom) Borough Council’s planning committee on May 29. Called “Northampton Kutumbh Centre” (wider family), besides a spectacular Hindu temple, it also reportedly plans to include state-of-the-art and eco-friendly sports, recreation and leisure, education, [...]

June 7, 2012 HHR World Focus 0

Nothing’s sacred: the illegal trade in India’s holy cows

Nothing’s sacred: the illegal trade in India’s holy cows

Even in the dog days of summer, the quiet paddy fields that mark the border between India and Bangladesh look as supple and green as the soft stems of herbs grown in a window box. But the daytime tranquillity belies a stark reality. This delta region of the Ganges river is a place of often [...]

June 6, 2012 HHR News updates 0

Swami Bhaktiteertha hits road to stop misuse of God figures

Swami Bhaktiteertha hits road to stop misuse of God figures

MANGALORE: His attire and mannerism reflects asceticism. But unlike other seers, 68 year-old Swami Bhaktiteertha has hit the road to apply brakes on the trend of naming beedi wrappers, wine shops, non-vegetarian restaurants among others after Hindu gods and goddesses. Since June this year ( 2012), the seer, travelling in a custom built Maruti van [...]

June 5, 2012 HHR Archives, Dharma Seva, India 0

Sanskrit Makes a Mini-Comeback, in the U.S.

Sanskrit Makes a Mini-Comeback, in the U.S.

As you pull into the driveway of the Sri Lakshmi Hindu Temple in the Boston suburb of Ashland, Sanskrit chants reverberate from a building across the way where free classes are being held. From seven-year-olds to 70-year-olds, people in Boston, New York, Seattle, Dallas, Chicago, Los Angeles and other cities over the U.S. are attending [...]

May 30, 2012 HHR Archives, News updates 0

Argentine disco plays only Sanskrit songs

Argentine disco plays only Sanskrit songs

BUENOS AIRES: If you’re ever in Buenos Aires don’t forget to visit Groove, a trendy nightclub that should pleasantly surprise any Indian. Because at Groove you won’t hear salsa or reggaton music, like you do at most such places, but instead soulful Sanskrit melodies that rent the air. “I had the most unusual nightclub experience [...]

May 30, 2012 HHR Archives, News updates 0

Climate Change not ‘Aryan Invasion’ wiped out Indus Civilisation: Scientists claim

Climate Change not ‘Aryan Invasion’ wiped out Indus Civilisation: Scientists claim

The Indus River in Karakoram Range near Skardu, Pakistan, remains a lifeline even in the modern day Climate change led to the collapse of the ancient Indus civilization more than 4,000 years ago, archaeologists believe. The Indus civilization was the largest – but least known – of the first great urban cultures that also included [...]

May 28, 2012 HHR Archives, News updates 0

Prosecution witness tells tales of torture: 1971

Prosecution witness tells tales of torture: 1971

Dhaka, May 27 — BNP lawmaker Salauddin Quader Chowdhury himself shot Nutan Chandra Singha dead in one of the operations he organised during the 1971 Liberation War to torture Hindus and drive them out of the country, a witness told the International Crimes Tribunal-1 on Sunday. ICT-1, formed to try crimes against humanity committed during [...]

May 28, 2012 HHR Bangladesh, News updates 0

Moksha Is Not About Running Away From the World

Moksha Is Not About Running Away From the World

“Brahman is not only the cause and supporting power and indwelling principle of the universe, he is also its material and its sole material. Matter also is Brahman and it is nothing other than or different from Brahman”    : Sri Aurobindo Hinduism says that the four main aims of life are Kama, Artha, Dharma and [...]

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