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guardian.co.uk » The Guardian World News - Mar 19, 2010
Georgia Brown joins millions of pilgrims travelling for the huge religious gathering Georgia Brown Elliot Smith
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guardian.co.uk » World news and comment from the Guardian | guardian.co.uk - Mar 18, 2010
Georgia Brown joins millions of pilgrims travelling to Haridwar, in the foothills of the Himalayas, for one of the largest religious gatherings on the planet The Kumbh Mela festival in India is an act of faith, and …
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guardian.co.uk » World news and comment from the Guardian | guardian.co.uk - Mar 18, 2010
Georgia Brown joins millions of pilgrims travelling to Haridwar, in the foothills of the Himalayas, for one of the largest religious gatherings on the planet Georgia Brown Elliot Smith
Also tagged: india, editorial, travel, festivals, cultural trips, guardian co uk
ekklesia.co.uk » Latest News from Ekklesia - Mar 14, 2010
Human rights, faith and minority groups are expressing concern that some Hindu activists are pressuring the Nepalese government to reimpose Hinduism as the state religion.
Also tagged: world news, nepal, hindu, news brief, economy and politics, religion and society, church state relations
guardian.co.uk » The Guardian World News - Mar 5, 2010
The reality of India I saw was often grim. Yet the country still confounds those who write it off In my six years there, it was hard not to be infected by the hubris of India – a nation that feels part of history, an …
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guardian.co.uk » World news and comment from the Guardian | guardian.co.uk - Mar 5, 2010
The reality of India I saw was often grim. Yet the country still confounds those who write it off In my six years there, it was hard not to be infected by the hubris of India – a nation that feels part of history, an …
Also tagged: politics, european union, islam, india, religion, society, the guardian, economics, comment
deadspin.com » Deadspin - Mar 4, 2010
"For me, being a Los Angeles Clippers fan for over twenty years has taught me firsthand about the spiritual dimensions of faith and suffering, and has helped me better understand my own Hindu tradition." [Huffington …
Also tagged: religion, nba, ben kingsley, los angeles clippers, sam cassell
discovery.com » Discovery News - Top Stories - Mar 2, 2010
Borrowing from Hindu spiritual traditions, researchers in India are working on medicines based on the waste of these sacred animals.
Also tagged: health, medicine, religion and spirituality, cows
guardian.co.uk » The Guardian World News - Feb 28, 2010
In an incredible celebration of colour, people in India, Pakistan and Nepal mark the spring festival of Holi by throwing coloured powder and water
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guardian.co.uk » World news and comment from the Guardian | guardian.co.uk - Feb 24, 2010
People celebrate Lathmar Holi, a variation of the Hindu spring festival Holi in which the women beat the men with sticks
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