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  • Braj Kund Restoration Project Unites Sustainability and Sacred Space
  • Report of GBC Meeting Highlights – January 10, 2024
  • International Journalist Profiles the Beginnings of the Hare Krishna Movement and Bhaktivedanta Manor
  • Nashik Sadhu Sanga 2023 Hosts 1,000 Devotees
  • New Children’s Book by Visakha Dasi Explores Four Themes from the Bhagavad-gita

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I very much welcome events such as this, which will help us all to celebrate the values and benefits of diversity… but also shows the positive expression of belief that is characteristic of the Krishna consciousness movement.
Tony Blair Former Prime Minister, United Kingdom

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