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NASA astronaut Sunita Williams extended her heartfelt Diwali wishes from the International Space Station (ISS). In her video message, she...

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RSS General Secretary Dattatreya Hosabale emphasized the importance of Hindu unity for societal welfare, warning against divisions based on caste...

The article criticizes the New York Times for allegedly being anti-Hindu, focusing on its portrayal of Umar Khalid, an accused...

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  The 2024 National Outstanding Hindu Religious Teacher Award was presented by the Directorate General of Hindu Community Guidance at...

The article discusses the criticism faced by the Indian Express for allegedly maligning the Hindu festival of Karwa Chauth by highlighting potential health hazards associated with the fast. The author argues that while the Indian Express raised concerns about dehydration and other health risks, similar concerns are often overlooked during the Muslim fasting month of Ramadan. The article suggests that the media's portrayal of Karwa Chauth fasting as dangerous is biased and unfair, especially when compared to the coverage of other religious practices. Source :- Conversation with Copilot https://hindupost.in/dharma-religion/karwa-chauth-fasting-is-bad-ramadan-fasting-is-good-how-indian-express-sought-to-malign-a-hindu-festival-claiming-health-hazards/

Pakistan has allocated a budget of Rs 10 million for the restoration of the historic Baoli Sahib temple in Narowal,...