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World's 'Second Largest' Hindu Temple Now In US, Just A Drive From New York
A Hindu temple, billed to be the second-largest in the world, and the largest in the Western Hemisphere, has been inaugurated in the US state of New Jersey.
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Largest Hindu Temple Outside India Inaugurated In New Jersey
BAPS Swaminarayan Akshardham, the largest Hindu temple in the US, opened its doors on Sunday, October 8, in New Jersey.
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Pics: Largest Hindu Temple In US, Opening Next Month, Has 13 Shrines
The United States is set to get its largest temple next month. The BAPS Swaminarayan Akshardham, located 90 km south of Times Square in New Jersey, will be formally inaugurated on October 8.
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Javed Khan - The India-Born Muslim Cop Who Keeps US Hindu Temple Safe
A Mumbai-born Muslim police officer is the security in-charge of the largest Hindu temple in the Indianapolis city of US, setting an example of inter-faith cooperation and social harmony at a time when religious intolerance rhetoric is on the rise due to the election cycle.
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World's 'Second Largest' Hindu Temple Now In US, Just A Drive From New York
A Hindu temple, billed to be the second-largest in the world, and the largest in the Western Hemisphere, has been inaugurated in the US state of New Jersey.
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Largest Hindu Temple Outside India Inaugurated In New Jersey
BAPS Swaminarayan Akshardham, the largest Hindu temple in the US, opened its doors on Sunday, October 8, in New Jersey.
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Pics: Largest Hindu Temple In US, Opening Next Month, Has 13 Shrines
The United States is set to get its largest temple next month. The BAPS Swaminarayan Akshardham, located 90 km south of Times Square in New Jersey, will be formally inaugurated on October 8.
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Javed Khan - The India-Born Muslim Cop Who Keeps US Hindu Temple Safe
A Mumbai-born Muslim police officer is the security in-charge of the largest Hindu temple in the Indianapolis city of US, setting an example of inter-faith cooperation and social harmony at a time when religious intolerance rhetoric is on the rise due to the election cycle.
