Persecution of Hindus 1000 year History – How Hindus were made 2nd class citizens
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Ironically the racist cartoon was published on International Women’s Day. Patel is the first ethnic minority woman to hold the office of the second most powerful cabinet post after the Prime Minister.
History of Anti-Hindu Bias and Hinduphobia in the United States
History of Anti-Hindu Bias and Hinduphobia in the United States
Far-right Indian group launches ‘Hindu protection helpline’
The Independent labels VHP as a Far-right Indian group
Theologian, openly declares the target to convert 10 crores Hindus
Dr. Timothy C. Tennent is quite satisfied that South Indian Churches are doing remarkable jobs to preach Gospel in North India. That is why Indian Churches are growing rapidly.
Therefore, Dr. Timothy C. Tennent predicts that India would have 10 crores converts, which would be huge growth of their religion in India. To meet the target of converting 10 crores of Hindus to his religion, Timothy C. Tennent is mapping a big chart of what kind of books and literature would be needed to be translated into Hindi to reach masses.
Religious Persecution and Discriminatory Laws
Hindus in Pakistan are a small minority, mostly in rural Sindh, facing socioeconomic challenges like landlessness and low-wage labor, as well as state-sponsored discrimination and religious extremism.
They face forced conversions, denial of supplies, attacks on properties, false blasphemy accusations, and abduction of women.
India’s Citizenship Amendment Act 2019 (CAA) offers expedited citizenship to persecuted minorities from Pakistan and other neighboring countries. However, the act has been maligned as discriminatory by anti-India forces.
New York’s Metropolitan Museum of Art returns 16 smuggled artefacts worth over Rs 9.8 crore to India
The Metropolitan Museum of Art (Met) in New York, which has faced intense criticism and legal scrutiny over some of its listed treasures, including at least 77 Indian artworks connected to imprisoned smuggler Subhash Kapoor, has announced that 16 of those items have been repatriated to India. These 16 antiquities were “illegally removed” which made their way to the New York Museum.