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Pakistan High Commission Issues 112 Visas To Indian Pilgrims To Visit Temples
The Pakistan High Commission in New Delhi issued 112 visas to Indian Hindu pilgrims to visit Shree Katas Raj Temples, also known as Qila Katas, in Chakwal district of Punjab, according to an official statement.
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Temple Provides Food, Shelter To People Affected By Pak Floods: Report
As millions across Pakistan marooned and displaced by the catastrophic floods desperately await assistance, a Hindu temple in a tiny village of Balochistan is providing food and shelter to about 200 to 300 flood-hit flood-hit people, mostly Muslims.
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1,200-Year-Old Hindu Temple To Be Restored In Pak After Long Court Battle
A 1,200-year-old Hindu temple in Pakistan's Lahore city will be restored after "illegal occupants" were evicted from it following a lengthy court battle, the federal body overseeing minority worship places in the country said on Wednesday.
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Temple Destroyed In Pak, Incident Causes Panic, Fear Among Hindus: Report
The idols of deities at a Hindu temple in this Pakistani city have been destroyed, police have said, the latest incident of vandalism against the places of worship of the minority community in this country.
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Top Pak Judge Inaugurates Rebuilt Hindu Temple Destroyed By Mob: Report
A century-old Hindu temple, which was vandalised by an irate mob of radicals in northwest Pakistan last year, has been opened to devotees by Chief Justice Gulzar Ahmed who had ordered authorities to reconstruct it, according to a media report.
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India Summons Pak Envoy, Protests Desecration Of Hindu Temple, Idols
India today summoned Pak charge d'affaires and lodged a firm protest over the "reprehensible incident" of ransacking a Hindu temple in the Punjab province, and said incidents of violence, persecution of minorities have continued unabated in Pakistan.
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"Can't Hide Behind UN Resolution": India To Pak Over Temple Vandalism
India has called out Pakistan for co-sponsoring a UN resolution on culture of peace while rights of minorities are "emasculated" in the country, saying Pakistani law enforcement agencies stood as "mute spectators" when a historic Hindu temple was attacked and set on fire by a mob.
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45 More Arrested Over Attack On Hindu Temple In Pakistan
Pakistani police have arrested 45 more people for their alleged involvement in the vandalisation of a Hindu temple by a mob led by members of a radical Islamist party in Khyber Pakhtunkhwa province.
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10 More Arrested Over Attack On Hindu Temple In Pakistan
Pakistani police have arrested 10 more people in overnight raids for their alleged involvement in the vandalisation of a Hindu temple by a mob led by members of a radical party in Khyber Pakhtunkhwa province.
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In "Message Of Peace", 93 Pak Hindus Felicitated At Puri Jagannath Temple
A Hindu team of 93 people from Pakistan on Monday visited the Jagannath Temple in Odisha's Puri.
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After Kartarpur, Pak Approves Plan To Open Hindu Temple Corridor In PoK
The Pakistan government on Monday approved a proposal to establish a corridor that will allow Hindu pilgrims from India to visit Sharda Peeth, an ancient Hindu temple and cultural site in Pakistan-occupied Kashmir, according to a media report.
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20 Million Rupees Released To Renovate Krishna Temple In Pak: Report
Pakistan's Punjab province government has released Rs 20 million to renovate a Krishna temple in Rawalpindi city and expand it to accommodate more Hindu worshippers on festivals and religious occasions, a media report said today.
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Don't demolish 200-year-old Hindu temple: Pakistani court
A court in Pakistan has restrained authorities in the port city of Karachi from demolishing a Hindu temple believed to have been constructed 200 years ago, a media report said.
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Pakistani Hindu woman moves court over temple
A Hindu woman in this northwestern Pakistani city has moved the high court to stake claim over an old temple. The court Tuesday directed the archaeology and revenue departments to present the temple records.A two-member bench of the Peshawar High Court directed the Peshawar district revenue officer and the director of archaeology and museums to pro...
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Pak attempts to save Hindu temple near dam site
There are concerns about the temple being affected by the construction of Hingol Dam in Balochistan.
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Pakistan High Commission Issues 112 Visas To Indian Pilgrims To Visit Temples
The Pakistan High Commission in New Delhi issued 112 visas to Indian Hindu pilgrims to visit Shree Katas Raj Temples, also known as Qila Katas, in Chakwal district of Punjab, according to an official statement.
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Temple Provides Food, Shelter To People Affected By Pak Floods: Report
As millions across Pakistan marooned and displaced by the catastrophic floods desperately await assistance, a Hindu temple in a tiny village of Balochistan is providing food and shelter to about 200 to 300 flood-hit flood-hit people, mostly Muslims.
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1,200-Year-Old Hindu Temple To Be Restored In Pak After Long Court Battle
A 1,200-year-old Hindu temple in Pakistan's Lahore city will be restored after "illegal occupants" were evicted from it following a lengthy court battle, the federal body overseeing minority worship places in the country said on Wednesday.
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Temple Destroyed In Pak, Incident Causes Panic, Fear Among Hindus: Report
The idols of deities at a Hindu temple in this Pakistani city have been destroyed, police have said, the latest incident of vandalism against the places of worship of the minority community in this country.
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Top Pak Judge Inaugurates Rebuilt Hindu Temple Destroyed By Mob: Report
A century-old Hindu temple, which was vandalised by an irate mob of radicals in northwest Pakistan last year, has been opened to devotees by Chief Justice Gulzar Ahmed who had ordered authorities to reconstruct it, according to a media report.
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India Summons Pak Envoy, Protests Desecration Of Hindu Temple, Idols
India today summoned Pak charge d'affaires and lodged a firm protest over the "reprehensible incident" of ransacking a Hindu temple in the Punjab province, and said incidents of violence, persecution of minorities have continued unabated in Pakistan.
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"Can't Hide Behind UN Resolution": India To Pak Over Temple Vandalism
India has called out Pakistan for co-sponsoring a UN resolution on culture of peace while rights of minorities are "emasculated" in the country, saying Pakistani law enforcement agencies stood as "mute spectators" when a historic Hindu temple was attacked and set on fire by a mob.
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45 More Arrested Over Attack On Hindu Temple In Pakistan
Pakistani police have arrested 45 more people for their alleged involvement in the vandalisation of a Hindu temple by a mob led by members of a radical Islamist party in Khyber Pakhtunkhwa province.
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10 More Arrested Over Attack On Hindu Temple In Pakistan
Pakistani police have arrested 10 more people in overnight raids for their alleged involvement in the vandalisation of a Hindu temple by a mob led by members of a radical party in Khyber Pakhtunkhwa province.
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In "Message Of Peace", 93 Pak Hindus Felicitated At Puri Jagannath Temple
A Hindu team of 93 people from Pakistan on Monday visited the Jagannath Temple in Odisha's Puri.
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After Kartarpur, Pak Approves Plan To Open Hindu Temple Corridor In PoK
The Pakistan government on Monday approved a proposal to establish a corridor that will allow Hindu pilgrims from India to visit Sharda Peeth, an ancient Hindu temple and cultural site in Pakistan-occupied Kashmir, according to a media report.
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20 Million Rupees Released To Renovate Krishna Temple In Pak: Report
Pakistan's Punjab province government has released Rs 20 million to renovate a Krishna temple in Rawalpindi city and expand it to accommodate more Hindu worshippers on festivals and religious occasions, a media report said today.
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Don't demolish 200-year-old Hindu temple: Pakistani court
A court in Pakistan has restrained authorities in the port city of Karachi from demolishing a Hindu temple believed to have been constructed 200 years ago, a media report said.
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Pakistani Hindu woman moves court over temple
A Hindu woman in this northwestern Pakistani city has moved the high court to stake claim over an old temple. The court Tuesday directed the archaeology and revenue departments to present the temple records.A two-member bench of the Peshawar High Court directed the Peshawar district revenue officer and the director of archaeology and museums to pro...
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Pak attempts to save Hindu temple near dam site
There are concerns about the temple being affected by the construction of Hingol Dam in Balochistan.
