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Hindus

[hin-duhs]

noun

  1. Maurice Gerschon 1891–1969, U.S. writer, born in Russia.



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The group was founded in 1925 when some Hindus soured on Gandhi’s approach to bringing Hindus and Muslims together in the struggle for independence from British rule.

HYDERABAD, India—Devout Hindus often pilgrimage to temples seeking divine intervention in matters of health, wealth and love.

The holiday is traditionally celebrated after the year’s last harvest in either October or November by Hindus and Indians across the Indian diaspora.

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While Hindus, Buddhists and Muslims do not appear in these works, these demagogues would have trashed them as well.

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Mr Ambekar said that the remains could shed light on the phenomenon of "samadhi burials" - an ancient burial practice among Hindus where revered figures were buried rather than cremated.

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