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Pint-sized Luxembourg celebrates Diwali
October 30, 2011

Luxembourg; a pint-sized one-of-the wealthiest country of the world whose about 87% population is Roman Catholic; is reportedly also celebrating Hindu festival Diwali.

Obama lights diya to celebrate Diwali at White House
October 30, 2011

Washington(USA) : Highlighting the universal message of Diwali of "victory of light over darkness, hope over despair", US President Barack Obama lit a traditional diya to celebrate Diwali with Indian-Americans at a reception at the White House complex.

HJS guides vendors for not to sell crackers with Deities's pictures
October 29, 2011

Panvel: During Diwali, lot of crackers are burst with pictures of Hindu Deities and great national leaders leading to their denigration. Hindu Janajagruti Samiti (HJS), therefore, gave guidance to 20 sellers of crackers on the issue.

HJS lodged complaint with police against vendors selling crackers with Deities' pictures
October 27, 2011

Dombivali: The shopkeepers, however, said that it was their business and if sale was stopped, they would incur loss. They claimed that people went to them for buying such crackers only; therefore, they would not stop sale of those crackers.

HJS effect: Cracker-sellers stop crackers' sale with Deities' pictures at Savda
October 26, 2011

Effect of awareness created by HJS : Cracker-sellers stop sale of crackers with pictures of Deities at Savda (Dist. Jalgaon, Maharashtra)

Overwhelming response to HJS drive of ‘Pollution-free Mumbai’ Overwhelming response to HJS drive of ‘Pollution-free Mumbai’
October 25, 2011

HJS has undertaken a drive called ‘Pollution- free Mumbai’ to prevent pollution taking place due to harmful crackers. This commendable drive received overwhelming response from residents of Mumbai.

HJS effect: Sale of crackers with Deities' pictures stopped by 90% in Raigad dist.
October 25, 2011

Sale of crackers with pictures of Deities and great national heroes stopped by 90% in Raigad district : Effect of HJS campaign

Panvel: HJS' drive to prevent denigration of Hindu deities to crackers
October 25, 2011

Memorandum submitted to Kalamboli Police Station for prevention of denigration of Deities occurring thro’ crackers by HJS members at Panvel, Maharashtra

Crackers confiscated from vendors and handed over to Upper Dist. Magistrate at Kolhapur
October 24, 2011

Raid by HJS and pro-Hindu organizations : Crackers confiscated from vendors and handed over to Upper District Magistrate at Kolhapur

HJS' Drive against pictures of Deities on crackers continues HJS' Drive against pictures of Deities on crackers continues
October 22, 2011

HJS' Drive against pictures of Deities on crackers continues : Representations submitted by HJS at various places in Maharashtra.

HJS' drive against denigration of Deities taking place through crackers
October 17, 2011

HJS' drive against denigration of Deities taking place through crackers : Representations submitted in Panvel, Roha, Dhule and Chopda in Maharashtra

Bangalore: HJS members' drive to stop denigration of Deities in Diwali
November 10, 2010

Bangalore (Karnataka): On the eve of Diwali, HJS members met various Fire Cracker dealers to create awareness and stop the sale of crackers with the pictures of Deities and National Heroes.

Diwali - a good time to ask: Are we all Hindus now?
November 8, 2010

For instance, Canada, especially the West Coast, has witnessed the rise of hundreds, if not thousands, of yoga studios, meditation centres, vegetarian restaurants and Ayurvedic health spas, all of which could be said to have roots in Hinduism.

There are no pictures of Deities and national heroes on crackers – MMC
November 7, 2010

Mumbai: Mumbai Municipal Corporation (MMC) has sent a letter to Hindu Janajagruti Samiti (HJS) to the effect that pictures of Deities and national heroes were not there on the crackers.

'Ghee' lit lamps for Diwali fading out
November 7, 2010

Earthern diyas lit with desi ghee for Diwali may soon be a forgotten practise as cost-conscious middle class consumers are seen opting for cheaper options for the festival of lights.

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