A sedition case was filed against 19 people today on charges of disrespecting Bangladesh's national flag in Chattogram's New Market area on Friday. Chandan Kumar Dhar, also known as Chinmoy Krishna ...
Hyderabad: ISKCON Hyderabad organised the Hare Krishna Run 2026 at Sanjeevaiah Children’s Park, Necklace Road, Hyderabad on Sunday. The run was conducted in three categories – 10K Harinaam Run, ...
The book 'Sing, Dance and Lead' by historian Hindol Sengupta explores the leadership model of A C Bhaktivedanta Swami Prabhupada, founder of ISKCON. It examines how faith, discipline, and service ...
ISKCON Hyderabad on Sunday organised the Hare Krishna Run 2026 at Sanjeevaiah Children’s Park on Necklace Road, drawing participation from over 2,000 runners and walkers to spread awareness on ...
Amid a massive row over the arrest of Hindu monk Chinmoy Krishna Das over a sedition charge, ISKCON Bangladesh distanced itself from the monk on Thursday, saying his "actions are not representative" ...
ISKCON (International Society for Krishna Consciousness) held mass prayers at hundreds of temples across the globe against the atrocity on Hindus and other minorities in Bangladesh on Sunday. "PRAYER ...
Demanding an immediate ban on the ISKCON, leaders of the Anti-discrimination Students' Movement yesterday warned they would not allow the religious platform to implement "Delhi's agenda in Bangladesh" ...
BJP MLAs take out a protest rally over arrest of ISKCON monk and Hindu leader Chinmoy Krishna Das and demand his immediate release in Kolkata, India, on Wednesday, November 27, 2024(Hindustan Times) ...
The devotees from all over the world chant the 'Hare Krishna' mantra to engage in Lord Krishna's devotion in temples in Mathura, Vrindavan and other parts of India. Apart from India, foreigners are ...
The International Society for Krishna Consciousness (ISKCON) is the "biggest cheat" in the country as it sells cows from its gaushalas (cowsheds) to butchers, BJP MP Maneka Gandhi said in a scathing ...
The outrage was hinged on whether the FT had referred to Hinduism or ISKCON as an “obscure cult”. Edward Luce, associate editor of FT and the author of the articlewrote, when asked if it was a ...