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    1. Pak: 100-year-old temple demolished, angry Hindus ask govt to arrange tickets to India

      Karachi: A century-old temple in Karachi was hurriedly demolished by a builder despite a Pakistani court hearing a petition seeking a stay on such a move, triggering protests by the minority Hindu community on Sunday. Besides razing the pre-Partition Shri Rama Pir Mandir in Karachi's Soldier Bazar, the builder demolished several houses near it on Saturday.

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    2. Nitish Kumar visits temple in Pakistan, addresses Hindu panchayat

      Karachi: Bihar Chief Minister Nitish Kumar on Sunday undertook a whirlwind tour of interior Sindh, visiting a temple and addressing a Hindu panchayat, where he said that India and Pakistan need to co-exist peacefully and work for good governance in the region. "I have brought a message of peace, love and brotherhood from India," Kumar said while addressing a Hindu panchayat in interior Sindh, adding that the frequency and number ...

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    3. Pak Hindus oppose revival of cricket series

      Jalandhar, Aug 26 (PTI) Hindu families from Pakistan have strongly opposed the revival of cricket series between the two nations as they had to face harassment and humiliation if India won the game. "It is our bad luck, we are Pakistani Hindus. We are not responsible for India/Pak win or defeat but for Pak's defeat we have to bear the radicals' wrath," a Hindu family from Pakistan said ...

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    4. Hindu teen girl kidnapped in Pakistan

      A 14-year-old Hindu girl has been kidnapped in Pakistan's southern Sindh province, causing widespread concern in the minority community amidst reports of their apparent exodus.

      The teenage girl, Manisha Kumari, was kidnapped from Jacobabad, which has a sizeable Hindu community, on August 7, said Pakistan Hindu Council president Jethanand Doonger Mal Kohistani.

      "Sindh Chief Minister Qaim Ali Shah has taken notice of the matter and asked provincial Minority Affairs ...

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    5. UK Hindu leaders call for action on Yamuna

      London, Aug 10 (PTI) A delegation comprising leaders of Hindu organisations has asked the Indian government to take immediate steps to save River Yamuna from high levels of pollution and an "environmental crisis". In a letter detailing the river's problems to Indian high commissioner Jaimini Bhagwati here, the leaders asked him to convey their concerns to Prime Minister Manmohan Singh. "We call upon the Indian Government to act quickly ...

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    6. CRPF recovers air pistol at Amarnath Yatra base camp

      CRPF recovers air pistol at Amarnath Yatra base camp

      Srinagar: Security forces today recovered an air pistol at Baltal base camp of the Amarnath Yatra in Jammu and Kashmir, which was reportedly thrown inside a toilet by an unidentified person.

      Sudhir Kumar, spokesman of the Central Reserve Police Force(CRPF), told IANS that some women 'yatris' (pilgrims) raised an alarm after an unidentified person entered the ladies toilet in Baltal camp and threw an air pistol inside.

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    7. Hindu pilgrims to get government doles

      CHENNAI: Fulfilling yet another promise made during her campaign for the 2011 Assembly elections, Chief Minister J Jayalalithaa on Tuesday announced grants for Hindus to undertake a pilgrimage to Manasarovar in China and Mukthinath in Nepal in the State Assembly. To visit Manasarovar and Mukthinath it would cost Rs One lakh and Rs 25,000 respectively. The State would provide a grant of Rs 40,000 and Rs 10,000 ...

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    8. TN to part fund Hindus' pilgrimage to Mansarovar, Muktinath

      Chennai, May 15 (PTI) Fulfilling her poll promise, Tamil Nadu Chief Minister J Jayalalithaa today announced subsidy to 500 Hindus from the state undertaking pilgrimage to Mansarovar in China and Muktinath in Nepal. Making a suo motu statement in the Assembly, she said her government would extend financial assistance to 500 Hindu pilgrims, 250 each to the important Hindu pilgrim centres of Mansarovar and Muktinath. She said the state government ...

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    9. Face The Nation: Are Hindus being persecuted in Pakistan?

      Sagarika Ghose: Hi! How safe are Hindus in Pakistan? In a recent high profile case in Pakistan, Rinkal Kumari, a Hindu woman from a village in Sindh, alleged in court that she had been abducted and forcibly converted to Islam by the man she was married to. Human rights activists say there are many other Rinkal Kumaris in Pakistan. At the moment groups of Hindus from Pakistan are camping in ...

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    10. Rights of Hindus must be protected in Pak: India

      New Delhi: Voicing concern over problems faced by minority Hindus in Pakistan, India on Wednesday reminded Islamabad of its responsibility to discharge its Constitutional obligations towards its citizens.

      "It is the responsibility of the Government of Pakistan to discharge its constitutional obligations towards its citizens, including those from the minority community," External Affairs Minister SM Krishna said in the Lok Sabha.

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    11. Film-maker highlights plight of Pakistani hindus

      KOCHI: When Rahul Riji Nair, a young business analyst decided to pursue his passion for film-making, little did he know that he was going to take up a huge cause as his debut venture. His first documentary film ‘The Human Boundaries - Born as a Human, Divided by Boundaries’ created ripples wherever it was screened. The 35-minute documentary forayed into the trials and tribulations of new age Hindu refugees who continue ...

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    12. Hindu, Buddhist, Sikh and Jain leaders meet at the White House

      From Lalit K Jha Washington, Apr 24 (PTI) The White House has hosted an interactive meeting with Hindu, Buddhist, Sikh and Jain leaders to listen to their concerns and issues, indicating their increasing role in America's socio-political milieu. Addressing a meeting of leaders from these religious leaders this past week, Paul Monteiro, Associate Director, White House Office of Public Engagement, observed that the Dharmic American community is interested in ...

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    13. Pak Hindu woman says she converted without any coercion

      From Rezaul H Laskar Islamabad, Mar 13 (PTI) A Hindu woman who was alleged to have been kidnapped and forcefully converted, has told a Pakistan court that she embraced Islam without any coercion and married a Muslim man out of her own free will. Lata Kumari, who was allegedly abducted from the Defence area of Karachi on February 2, recorded her statement before Judicial Magistrate Hatim Aziz Solangi yesterday. Last ...

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    14. Hindus observe Thaipusam festival in Malaysia

      Eight per cent of the population of a Muslim-dominated Malaysia comprises of ethnic Indians, mainly Tamil Hindus. Deputy Prime Minister Muyiuddin Yassin said Malaysians should be proud of the prevailing racial tolerance in the country, terming it the foundation for national unity and harmony. "We all must ensure that what we are enjoying now will continue to be enjoyed in future. Hence, it is the responsibility of all Malaysians to ...

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    15. Chicago: Hindus offended as channel calls deities weird

      Chicago: Hindus offended as channel calls deities weird
      Chicago: An American television station in Chicago has offended the Hindu community after a sports commentary on its website used the term 'weird' to describe their deities. The commentary on an ice hockey match published on NBC Chicago website on Wednesday titled 'Why a 3-1 Blackhawks Loss Isn't So Bad', detailing Nashville Predators beating Chicago Blackhawks 3-1, said Predators were 'swallowing up space like some weird Hindu god'.
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    16. Of Gita And the Hindu identity

      For instance, in the present episode, ISKCON devotees in Russia had written in November to the Prime Minister's Office, asking that the government use high-level ministerial visits to Moscow, ahead of Manmohan Singh's own trip, to ensure the Gita was not banned. A less indifferent PM would have had no reason not to take this up with the Russian authorities. If we couldn't have done this with ...
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    17. Hindu man cremated after Christian rituals were performed

      Vadodara, 14 Dec (PTI) Following a dispute between the wives of a dead man over the custody of his body, he was cremated as per Hindu customs, after Christian rituals had already been performed on him, police said. The man-- Rajendrakumar Omkarbhai Katariya, who died due to massive cardiac arrest on Sunday, was cremated after Christian rituals in Godhra about 60 kms from here on Monday night. The incident was ...
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    18. VHP lashes out at Communal Violence Bill

      OCHI: Vishwa Hindu Parishad (VHP) international president Ashok Singhal on Tuesday warned of a massive movement in the country if the Centre did not withdraw the proposed Prevention of Communal and Targeted Violence (Access to Justice and Reparations) Bill 2011. "It is an unimaginable and unconstitutional Bill. The Centre has brought the Bill to annihilate the Hindu community,’’ he told reporters here
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    19. Concern in RS over fear in which Hindus, Sikhs live in Pak

      New Delhi, Dec 12 (PTI) Cutting across party lines, members in the Rajya Sabha today expressed concern over fear and insecurity under which minorities, particularly the Hindus and the Sikhs, live in Pakistan and asked the government to take up the issue with Islamabad. Some of them wanted the government to take up the issue at an international fora like the United Nations.
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    20. International Guru Nanak Dev university in Pakistan soon

      Amritsar, Nov 29 (PTI) Pakistan Evacuee Trust Property Board, which look after affairs related to Sikh and Hindu communities in that country, today said it will soon set up International Guru Nanak Dev university. The university will come up at Nankana Sahib in Pakistan, PETPB chairman Sayid Asif Akhtar Hashmi said here after visiting the Golden Temple. Hashmi, who was leading a six-member team, was on a day-long tour to ...
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    21. Hindu monk urges Wall St protestors to meditate

      Hindu monk urges Wall St protestors to meditate
      1 inShare Share on Tumblr Email Print New York: Rasanath Das, an ex-investment banker turned Hindu monk, was spending recent Sunday afternoons leading Occupy Wall Street protesters in meditation until police cleared their camp at New York's Zuccotti Park this week. The 32-year-old monk isn't sure now where his next session will be. He'll keep following the protesters to lead meditation, though, convinced they will only roll ...
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