Pakistan Denies Krishna Mandir in Lahore Demolished

www.uniindia.com ISLAMABAD, PAKISTAN, June 16, 2006: Pakistan has denied reports that the Krishna Mandir in Lahore has been demolished to pave the way for the construction of a shopping mall. Minister for religious affairs Ejazul Haq rejected Indian opposition leader Lal Krishna Advani’s statement on the demolition and challenged his remarks that minorities in Pakistan did not have religious freedom.…

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World Muslim Congress Condemns Lahore Hindu Temple Demolition

theamericanmuslim.org DALLAS, TEXAS, June 14, 2006: (HPI note: Following is a press release published on the American Muslim website. It is notable even though apparently based on incorrect information about the temple.) The World Muslim Congress condemns the demolition of Hindu Temple in Lahore and urges the Government of Pakistan to restore the temple. Muslims follow Islam, a monotheistic religion…

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Hinduism Today’s Publisher Visits Vancouver, Calgary Edmonton

p class=”source”a HREF=”http://www.gurudeva.org/taka/guru_travels.html”www.gurudeva.org/a/p p class=”summary”KAUAI, HAWAII, June 16, 2006: Satguru Bodhinatha Veylanswami will be in Vancouver, Calgary and Edmonton from June 23 – July 4 to visit several temple communities. As the successor to Satguru Sivaya Subramuniyaswami, Bodhinatha is the publisher of Hinduism Today magazine and head of Kauai’s Hindu Monastery/San Marga Iraivan Temple in Hawaii. Your family and friends…

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Read Hinduism Today Article About Einstein in Spanish

www.incienso.com.mx KAUAI, HAWAII, June 15, 2006: A Spanish-language version of Mark Hawthorne’s article on “Einstein’s Religious Theses, Comparing the famous physicist’s concepts of God and soul to Hindu beliefs,” https://www.hinduismtoday.com/archives/2004/1-3/50-53_einstein.shtml, appears at the URL above. Hinduism Today freely gives permission to translate articles into other languages, just send your request to ar@hindu.org.

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India’s Government Strikes Mention of Beef Eaters From New History Books on Ancient India

epaper.timesofindia.com NEW DELHI, INDIA, June 12, 2006: (HPI note: The irony of this NCERT action is that the previous BJP government met with vigorous opposition from the now ruling Congress party and allies when it attempted to make the same change, considered an affront to Hinduism, in the text books.) References to ancient India’s beef-eaters have been done away with…

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Employees Have an Opportunity to Participate in Yoga Programs at Their Workplace

today.reuters.com NEW YORK, June 9, 2006: First it was massage and now it’s yoga classes. In an effort to keep qualified employees in a competitive marketplace, some companies are offering the additional perk of having a licensed masseuse or yoga instructor available during their work days. Tracy Cote, head of human resources at San Francisco-based Organic Inc., says, “We have…

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Calcutta’s Youth Turning to God

www.telegraphindia.com CALCUTTA, INDIA, June 14, 2006: At Calcutta’s Kalighat temple, a young woman in slit denims and silver danglers, stood the mostly traditionally attired crowd waiting for darshan. She couldn’t care less as long as she catches a glimpse of Ma Kali. She is representative of the many educated and urban young in West Bengal who are showing signs of…

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Hindu Cultural Center To Hold Ceremonies To Inaugurate Temple

www.al.com HARVEST, ALABAMA, USA, June 9, 2006: Hand-carved marble images of Hindu deities gleamed with a quiet peace last week in their ground floor storage room at the Hindu Cultural Center in Harvest. This weekend, the six icons will be installed in their shrines in the temple with rituals and prayers. The ceremonies at the temple, only the second temple…

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