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US Firefighters Interrupt Indian Family's Havan At Texas Home, Video Sparks Debate
A video showing firefighters arriving at a Texas home during a Hindu puja has gone viral, sparking a conversation about cultural awareness and fire safety.
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"Gravely Troubled" By Attacks On Hindus In Bangladesh: US Religious Freedom Panel
A US commission on religious freedom has said that it is "gravely troubled"over the recent wave of violence against the minority Hindu community in Bangladesh and urged the government of Prime Minister Sheikh Hasina to launch a crackdown on extremis
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Hundreds Of Indian-Americans Celebrate Chhath Puja Amid Covid In US
Indian-Americans, mainly from Bihar, Jharkhand and eastern Uttar Pradesh, celebrated the Hindu religious festival, Chhath Puja by worshiping the Sun God at various places in the US.
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Scores of Indian-Americans Celebrate Chhath Pooja in United States
Scores of Indian-Americans, some even driving a few hundred miles, gathered on the banks of the historic Potomac river in the suburb of the US capital and celebrated the ancient Hindu festival of Chhath.
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US Firefighters Interrupt Indian Family's Havan At Texas Home, Video Sparks Debate
A video showing firefighters arriving at a Texas home during a Hindu puja has gone viral, sparking a conversation about cultural awareness and fire safety.
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"Gravely Troubled" By Attacks On Hindus In Bangladesh: US Religious Freedom Panel
A US commission on religious freedom has said that it is "gravely troubled"over the recent wave of violence against the minority Hindu community in Bangladesh and urged the government of Prime Minister Sheikh Hasina to launch a crackdown on extremis
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Hundreds Of Indian-Americans Celebrate Chhath Puja Amid Covid In US
Indian-Americans, mainly from Bihar, Jharkhand and eastern Uttar Pradesh, celebrated the Hindu religious festival, Chhath Puja by worshiping the Sun God at various places in the US.
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Scores of Indian-Americans Celebrate Chhath Pooja in United States
Scores of Indian-Americans, some even driving a few hundred miles, gathered on the banks of the historic Potomac river in the suburb of the US capital and celebrated the ancient Hindu festival of Chhath.
