Delhi temples also banning coconut!
Banning of coconut at Mumbai’s Siddhivinayak Temple is creating a ripple effect. The popular Kalkaji Temple in New Delhi is all set to impose a ban on coconut besides intensifying security measures. Read more »
HJS demands withdrawal of ‘Temple take-over’ Act
A delegation of HJS called on the Chief Minister Shri. Vilasrao Deshmukh and the Dy. CM Shri. R R Patil when they were in Pune and placed their demand to withdraw the proposed ‘Temple take-over’ Act. Read more »
Devout Hindus to fight ‘Temple take-over’ Act
HJS held a meeting of devout Hindus at Jain temple to oppose the Government’s move to pass ‘Temple take-over’ Act in Karjat. Read more »
Police ban coconut and garland at Shirdi temple
Shri. Shrikant Pathak, additional Superintendent of Police has now made a demand for putting a ban on carrying coconuts, garlands, flowers as also mobile phones in Sai Baba temple at Shirdi. Read more »
Tirupati Temple’s initiative for reconversion to Hinduism
We don’t force anybody to reconvert. We accept them if they volunteer. Read more »
Hindus should establish a Board for temples like Wakf boards!
If the Government is not taking over mosques, durgahs and madarassas belonging to Muslims because they come under Wakf Board; Hindus should also establish a Board or Corporation for all Hindu temples. The above suggestion was made by Swami Sree Kamalankshadas of ISCON (Hare Rama Hare Krushna) Foundation. Read more »
Notice issued to demolish Sai Baba temple in Aurangabad
A notice has been issued by the Municipal Corporation to demolish Sai Baba Mandir in Aurangabad. The temple was built by Shri R B Jain and other devotes in the year 1994. Read more »
Coconuts, garlands banned in Siddhivinayak temple
The Israelis have apparently told Indian authorities that terrorists may use garlands and coconuts in their attacks on Hindu shrines.
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Hindus unite against AP Government
On June 16th, 2007 the ‘Hindu Devalaya Parikshan Samiti’ of Andhra Pradesh and the Global Hindu Heritage Foundation, America, held a meeting at 5.30 pm, at the Sri Sathya Sai Nigamagamam Hall, which was attended by over 600 devotees. Read more »
HJS demands police protection for Hindu temples
Incidents of maniacs desecrating Hindu deities are on the rise. With Police dillydallying investigations all Hindu temples should be provided police protection, was the demand made on behalf of Hindu Janajagruti Samiti. Read more »
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