Dubai Hindus Celebrate Birth Anniversary of Sree Narayana Guru

www.daijiworld.com DUBAI, UAE, September 26, 2005: Hindus in Dubai celebrated the 150th birthday of Saint-Philosopher Sree Narayana Guru at Emirates English-Speaking School, Dubai, on September 23, 2005. Celebrations started in the morning with a three-hour nonstop bhajan in a traditional manner by Sathish Ullal and team. The lighting of the traditional lamp was performed with devotion by Dr. Suchithra Mohan…

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Spanish Presentation of Flamenco and Hindu Music

www.bierzoportal.com SEVILLA, ANDALUCIA, SPAIN, September 23, 2005: Two musics, two countries. It is not fusion, it is a “dialogue between cultures” says Segundo Falcon. “Both worlds” is a spectacle of Flamenco and Hindu music presented this weekend at Los Palacios and Mairena del Aljarafe in Sevilla, Andalucia, Spain. Those who attend will enjoy the purest flamenco mixed with the rhythm…

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Indian Ruins Show Signs Of Ancient Tsunami

www.guardian.co.uk BANGALORE, INDIA, September 21, 2005: The ruins of an ancient temple built by a long-vanished kingdom in southern India are being excavated by archaeologists who said Wednesday the Hindu sanctum may have been destroyed centuries ago by a tsunami. The temple was found in the region affected by the Dec. 26 Asian tsunami, and the “discovery now poses very…

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Mata Amritanandamayi Announces One Million Dollar Donation to Katrina Victims

news.webindia123.com KERALA, INDIA, September 23, 2005: Indian spiritual leader Mata Amritanandamayi Friday announced US$1 million in aid for victims of Hurricane Katrina that battered the US in August. “Our Amritanandamayi Centre in the US will hand over this amount to the US government,” Mata told reporters at a press conference in her Vallikavu ashram near here. She also said so…

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Hindu Human Rights Decides How to Dispose of “Ram” Shoes

HPI LONDON, ENGLAND, September 23, 2005: With advice from Swamini Atmaprakashananda of the Arsha Vidya Gurukulam, the Hindu Human Rights group in London has decided how to dispose of 500 pairs of designer shoes with a picture of Lord Rama handed over to them. Hindus in UK did not want the shoes to be disposed off in any manner as…

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Temple Event Introduces Lord Ganesha to Children

hometownlife.com CANTON, MICHIGAN, USA, September 20, 2005: There’s no more difficult time to be far from home than during the holidays. To bring at least one holiday closer to home, the Hindu Temple in Canton organized its first celebration of Lord Ganesh Puja. The Hindu religion recognizes Lord Ganesha as the God of wisdom, and worships him before starting any…

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India’s Ministry of Culture Organizes Nine-Day Cultural Festival in Russia

pib.nic.in MOSCOW, RUSSIA, September 24, 2005: The Ministry of Culture, Government of India, in collaboration with Jawahar Lal Nehru Cultural Centre, Moscow, and Sangeet Natak Akademi, has organized a nine-day long cultural festival entitled “Days of India” in Russia from September 26, 2005. The festival will be inaugurated by Shri S. Jaipal Reddy, Union Minister of Information & Broadcasting and…

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Texas Hindus Offer Shelter As Two Million Flee Hurricane Rita

HPI TEXAS, USA, September 23, 2005: Vijay Pallod of Houston sent a brief message on the impact of Hurricane Rita now bearing down on Houston. BAPS Care International writes, “We already have centers in Dallas, Austin, San Antonio and Bryan College Station and El campo providing shelters to needy. We have also planned to provide food depending on what route…

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Hindus Protest Court Decision on Legislative Prayer

www.hinduamericanfoundation.org TAMPA, FLORIDA, September 23, 2005: Less than a year after becoming the first Hindu American group to file an amicus curiae (friend of the court) brief with the United States Supreme Court, the Hindu American Foundation (HAF) continued its legal campaign with another brief in support of a petition for writ of certiorari. The case, Simpson v. Chesterfield County,…

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New Temple One Of Only Eight In The United States

ws.gmnews.com WOODBRIDGE, UNITED STATES, 19 September, 2005: Hundreds of people from around the world gathered in Colonia at the BAPS Shri Swaminarayan temple, once a Jewish place of worship, to mark its official opening early this month. The original Jewish temple closed due to a dwindling congregation. Shri Swaminarayan followers number in the millions throughout the world. Priest, Gnan Prakash…

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