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Indian Man Critically Injured in Suspected Religious Hate Attack at Utah Shopping Mall

Suspect allegedly admitted targeting the victim because of his faith and now faces attempted murder charges An Indian national remains

Pakistan issues 2,800 visas to Indian pilgrims for Baisakhi celebrations

The initiative is likely to be closely watched as a measure of ongoing engagement between the two countries PRAVASISAMWAD.COM In

Daily life in Oman normal with traditional Ramadan gatherings and community events

As Eid approaches, families across the country are preparing for celebrations that mark the end of the fasting month Oman

Texas row erupts after Conservative influencer targets Hanuman statue

The debate has since widened into a broader discussion about immigration, identity and tolerance in America. While some backed Turcios’

Clergymen stress significance of Lent on Ash Wednesday

Protestants’ observance of holy month varies Surat, February 18, 2026 Christians worldwide observe Ash Wednesday today, marking the start of

Kurds: The stateless nation searching for identity and belonging

The Kurds’ enduring struggle symbolizes a broader question of identity, justice, and belonging in a region that has rarely allowed

Texas Hindus find growing influence in state and national politics amid cultural shifts

As the Hindu community in Texas continues to grow, its impact on state and national politics will likely increase, driven

16th MAY – International Day of Living Together in Peace: Embracing Diversity, Building Unity

On May 16th, the world celebrates the International Day of Living Together in Peace, a day dedicated to promoting peace,

Overseas Indians celebrate Chhath even in Muslim countries

Soulful Chhath ‘geets’ (lyrics) resonate in foreign land This vibrant celebration transcends geographical boundaries, with Non-Resident Indians (NRIs) and People

Pew Center study points out that almost half of Indian Americans are Hindus

Besides, a growing percentage of Asian Americans are not affiliated with any religion, and the share who identify as Christian