Freedom of Hindu Beliefs 2022 Events
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Freedom of Hindu Beliefs 2022 Events
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An Indian movie, The Kerala Story, has gained a lot of popularity in India and elsewhere. As expected, many are praising the movie, and many are criticizing it. Is it Anti-Islam or Anti-ISIS?
The movie has triggered debate and discussion, and many foreigners are reacting to the movie.
Persecution of Hindus in Bangladesh: 66 women raped, 154 killed, and 333 forced to eat beef in 2022
The atrocity level on Hindu community in Bangladesh records a sharp increase in the last several years. The 2022 report released by Bangladesh Jatiya Hindu Mahajot on atrocities on minorities describe…
Hindus in mourning after wave of killings
Bitta Ji Bhat and his wife have yet to reconcile with the death of their son. Yet, what breaks their heart the most is their 4-year-old granddaughter oblivious to the reality that her father is no more.
Dismantling Global Hindutva Meet Was ‘Organised Anti-Hindu Jamboree’
Australian sociologist and academic Salvatore Babones said,though the main information sheet published by the conference organisers emphasised that “calling out Hindutva is not anti-Hindu”, “the parallel with the anti-Semitic trope that ‘calling out Zionism is not anti-Jewish’ is crystal clear”.
Lord Hanuman Murti vandalised, uprooted, Shivling, Trishul and Nandi murtis broken in a temple in India, Varanasi.
In the wee hours of Monday, February 6, unknown miscreants broke into a Hanuman temple in Narapat Pur village, Chairaigaon Block, Varanasi district, Uttar Pradesh, and vandalised the Lord Hanuman idol. A Shivling, Trishul, and a Nandi idol were also found to be uprooted and desecrated. The donation box was also broken and looted.
“Anti-Hindu Hatred Abhorrent…”: UK Minister For Local Government
UK Minister for Local Government, Secretary of State for Levelling Up, Housing and Communities Lee Rowley on Monday said “anti-Hindu hatred is abhorrent and has no place in our communities”.
He said the UK government is working with the police and community partners to monitor and combat it.
Mr Rowley was responding to a question by UK Member of Parliament Navendu Mishra.