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Bangladesh's Hindu Captain Litton Das Breaks Silence On T20 World Cup Row
Bangladesh cricket team skipper Litton Das avoided answering a question related to the T20 World Cup 2026 controversy and said that it is not safe for him to do so.
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51 Attacks On Minorities In Bangladesh In December, Says Unity Council
As Bangladesh approaches its 13th National Parliamentary Election, a wave of brutal communal violence against religious minorities has spread fear across the country, raising serious questions on the Yunus-led interim government.
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Hindu Temple In Australia's Melbourne Defaced With Racist Graffiti
A Hindu temple in Melbourne was defaced with hateful slurs demanding, "Go Home Brown C**t", in the latest incident of racism in Australia.
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After Attacks On Hindus, Bangladesh's Minority Rights Group Says This
The Bangladesh Hindu Buddhist Christian Unity Council, the largest minority advocacy group in the country, has condemned the recent attacks on Hindus in the eastern Sunamganj district.
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Oxford's First Hindu Temple Gets Planning Permit
The city council said it marketed the Court Place Farm pavilion last year and the Hindu Temple bid for it through an open market process.
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Pakistan May Face Isolation If Minorities Bill Repealed: Lawmaker
A minority Hindu lawmaker has said Pakistan might face isolation on international level if Sindh government abrogated the recently-passed Minorities Bill which criminalises forced conversions in the Muslim-majority country.
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Hit by Beef Ban, Maharashtra Butchers Eye Jersey Cows
Battling a beef ban that has threatened their livelihoods, Muslim traders are seeking permission to slaughter foreign-origin Jersey cows.
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Indian Soldiers' Bravery in World War-I Remembered in Sydney
The valour displayed by Indian soldiers in freeing Haifa, in what is now Israel, during World War-I in 1918 has been remembered in Australia.
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Hindus in UK call for disclosure of meat sources
Hindu groups based in the United Kingdom have called on the government to enforce stricter disclosure norms after it emerged that many restaurants serving Indian food in Scotland were using the wrong kind of meat.
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Sri Lanka denies LTTE chief's son was killed in cold blood
New photographs have emerged claiming that the 12-year-old son of the LTTE leader Prabhakaran was killed in cold blood by Sri Lankan forces.
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Bangladesh's Hindu Captain Litton Das Breaks Silence On T20 World Cup Row
Bangladesh cricket team skipper Litton Das avoided answering a question related to the T20 World Cup 2026 controversy and said that it is not safe for him to do so.
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51 Attacks On Minorities In Bangladesh In December, Says Unity Council
As Bangladesh approaches its 13th National Parliamentary Election, a wave of brutal communal violence against religious minorities has spread fear across the country, raising serious questions on the Yunus-led interim government.
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Hindu Temple In Australia's Melbourne Defaced With Racist Graffiti
A Hindu temple in Melbourne was defaced with hateful slurs demanding, "Go Home Brown C**t", in the latest incident of racism in Australia.
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After Attacks On Hindus, Bangladesh's Minority Rights Group Says This
The Bangladesh Hindu Buddhist Christian Unity Council, the largest minority advocacy group in the country, has condemned the recent attacks on Hindus in the eastern Sunamganj district.
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Oxford's First Hindu Temple Gets Planning Permit
The city council said it marketed the Court Place Farm pavilion last year and the Hindu Temple bid for it through an open market process.
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Pakistan May Face Isolation If Minorities Bill Repealed: Lawmaker
A minority Hindu lawmaker has said Pakistan might face isolation on international level if Sindh government abrogated the recently-passed Minorities Bill which criminalises forced conversions in the Muslim-majority country.
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Hit by Beef Ban, Maharashtra Butchers Eye Jersey Cows
Battling a beef ban that has threatened their livelihoods, Muslim traders are seeking permission to slaughter foreign-origin Jersey cows.
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Indian Soldiers' Bravery in World War-I Remembered in Sydney
The valour displayed by Indian soldiers in freeing Haifa, in what is now Israel, during World War-I in 1918 has been remembered in Australia.
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Hindus in UK call for disclosure of meat sources
Hindu groups based in the United Kingdom have called on the government to enforce stricter disclosure norms after it emerged that many restaurants serving Indian food in Scotland were using the wrong kind of meat.
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Sri Lanka denies LTTE chief's son was killed in cold blood
New photographs have emerged claiming that the 12-year-old son of the LTTE leader Prabhakaran was killed in cold blood by Sri Lankan forces.
