How anti-India USCIRF pushes and promotes Christianity in the name of religious freedom
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How anti-India USCIRF pushes and promotes Christianity in the name of religious freedom
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UK protest over 8-year-old Hindu boy’s blasphemy turmoil in Pakistan
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The Christian population in the UK has declined, for the first time, below the 50 percent mark
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It may be noted that religion is a voluntary entry in the UK population census. The question was added in the UK census in 2001. According to the UK population census data.
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Here is a suggested Action Plan for Hindu Organizations in the UK to Create Effective Community Organizations for improving Hindu funeral services and ensuring that the needs of all Hindus are met promptly and respectfully