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Dainik Matrubhumi criticizes HJS campaign November 19, 2007
Akola: In spite of there being a dire need of unity of the Hindus and of giving religious education to Hindus today as never before, publishing such news amounts to dividing the Hindus further.
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Pollution levels up during Diwali : MSPCB November 14, 2007
Mumbai: MSPCB had fitted machinery at 115 places to measure pollution caused during Diwali. Maximum pollution has been noted in Mumbai followed with Pimpri-Chinchwad, Karvenagar in Pune.
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Theft of banned explosives from the godown of licensed owners November 12, 2007
Nagpur (Maharashtra): All over the country 21000 banned explosives have been robbed from licensees and directed elsewhere.
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Manufacture of fire crackers with deities' pictures stopped by 90% November 12, 2007
Mumbai (Maharashtra): With regular follow up by the HJS and Hindu protagonists the Ghatkopar police imposed a fine of 1200 to 2500 rupees on those selling fire crackers with pictures of deities Lakshmi and Krushna.
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1600 students resolve not to burn fire crackers during Diwali November 12, 2007
Ishvarpur (Islampur): A workshop was organised by HJS in connection with improving the quality of life for higher secondary school students. 1600 students from Palus and Baramati who participated in this decided not to light crackers this Diwali.
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UK Prime Minister Praise Diwali Festival November 11, 2007
London: British Prime Minister Gordon Brown described Diwali as 'a wonderful inclusive festival'.
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HJS submitted Representation to Navi Mumbai Commissioner November 10, 2007
Navi Mumbai (Maharashtra): It was observed that the crackers supplied by a companies like 'Ayan' from Shivakashi had pictures of Hindu deities. Such crackers were on sale at Sanpada, Vashi, Belapur etc. in Navi Mumbai.
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Heavy rains interrupt 'Narakasura' competition November 10, 2007
Ponda (Goa): Heavy rains interrupt 'Narakasura' competition; still malpractices in full swing.
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Police ignore complaints by Hindus!November 10, 2007
Mumbai (Maharashtra): It has been observed that sale of crackers with deities' pictures is going on with the connivance of police. Police are not taking cognizance of any complaints lodged by Hindus and therefore, enraged Hindus are asking whether they should take law in their hands like Muslims.
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Diwali attracts attention of businesses in TexasNovember 9, 2007
New York (United States): Greeting card maker Hallmark has launched special Diwali cards; porcelain figurine maker Lladro has launched a line of Hindu deities.
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HJS rally against crackers with pictures of deities November 9, 2007
Amaravati (Maharashtra): The rally was started by Dnyaneshwar Maharaj Patashe, keertankar of Warakari Sect by performing 'puja' of the 'Dharma-Dhvaja'.
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HJS, Bajarang Dal demand: Ban crackers with deities' pictures October 6, 2007
Amaravati (Maharashtra): Representation was submitted on behalf of HJS and Bajarang Dal to the District Collector demanding imposition of ban on crackers with pictures of deities and great national leaders.
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Resolution on Diwali moved in US House April 1, 2007
A resolution recognising the significance of Diwali has been moved in the US House of Representatives.
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Denigration of deities: Police argue before registering complaint October 27, 2006
Crackers with pictures of deities and national heroes are freely sold in the city of Amaravati. A complaint was therefore, registered, in writing, with the police by Shiv Sena, Chhava Organisation, Goraksha Bachao Andolan, Sanatan Sanstha and Hindu Janajagruti Samiti. Before noting down the complaint, police unnecessarily had argument with the complainants.
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Crackers with deities' pictures: unabashed sale goes on October 24, 2006
Despite complaints by HJS, no action has been taken by the police. crackers with pictures of deities are openly sold in mumbai.
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