BAPS Hindu Mandir Attacked By Khalistan Supporters, Defaced With Anti-India Graffiti
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BAPS Hindu Mandir Attacked By Khalistan Supporters, Defaced With Anti-India Graffiti
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The Christian population in the UK has declined, for the first time, below the 50 percent mark
Archbishop of York Stephen Cottrell told AFP that the decline in the number of Christians in the UK was ‘no surprise’, but added that spirituality was still the need of the population in light of the increasing cost of living and the Ukraine-Russia conflict.
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.