In a Diwali message, former US President Donald Trump condemned violence against Hindus and other minorities in Bangladesh after the fall of the Sheikh Hasina government.Trump pledged to protect Hindu...

The ministers expressed hope that this auspicious occasion would further strengthen the bonds of communal harmony, amity, and brotherhood and would be a harbinger of peace, progress, and prosperity for the people

Srinagar:  Chief Minister, Omar Abdullah on Thursday greeted the people of the Union Territory on the occasion of Diwali. “Wishing everyone celebrating

Presidential candidates Trump and Harris extend Diwali wishes, Trump promises to protect Hindu Americans against radical left.

Taking to the microblogging site X, he shared: “Wishing everyone celebrating today a very happy Diwali. May the light of all the lamps fill our lives with good health, happiness, and success

Former US President and Republican presidential candidate Donald Trump has said that the United States' great partnership with India and my good friend Prime Minister (Narendra) Modi will be strengthened under his administration.

From Dubai Ruler Sheikh Mohammed bin Rashid Al Maktoum to Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu, global leaders extended their greetings on the microblogging site

Sensex closed at 79,389.06 after falling 553.12 points or 0.69 per cent. At the same time, Nifty closed at 24,205.35 after falling 135.50 points or 0.56 per cent

Keeping up his tradition of celebrating the festival with soldiers, Prime Minister Narendra Modi visited Sir Creek near the Indo-Pak border in Gujarat’s Kutch district and offered sweets to jawans

Modi reached Lakki Nala in Sir Creek area after landing at Koteshwar in Kutch from Ekta Nagar, said a BSF official

The Indian stock market closed in the red on Diwali day as Sensex fell more than 500 points. There was heavy selling in the IT sector.

The traditional practice was observed a day after both countries completed troop disengagement at the two friction points at Demchok and Depsang Plains in eastern Ladakh, bringing a fresh thaw in the Sino-Indian ties

Republican presidential candidate Donald Trump has condemned the attacks on Hindus and other minorities in Bangladesh and gave an assurance that he would strengthen the partnership with Prime...

Pictures from across the country captured people immersed in Diwali festivities—lighting diyas, setting off firecrackers, and creating vibrant rangolis.

Despite years of increasing Hinduphobia, world leaders and international media have largely overlooked these issues. Historically, this lack of attention has been attributed to the Hindu community's limited influence as a cohesive voting bloc. However, over the past decade, the influence and significance of the Hindu diaspora worldwide have grown substantially. Recognizing the importance of unity, the Hindu diaspora has strengthened its collective voice, further bolstered by the leadership of Indian Prime Minister Narendra Modi, which has enhanced the global standing of Hindus. Today the Hindu diaspora stands in a respectable position on the world stage. On 31st of August, Donald Trump came up to condemn the rampant attacks on Hindus around the world including Bangladesh and US making him the first US leader other than Vivek Ramaswamy to speak against persecution of Hindus in Bangladesh. The statement of Donald Trump is crucial for the Hindu community in the fight against Hinduphobia. 

In a bid to strengthen ties with India, Trump also expressed his desire to boost partnership with Prime Minister Narendra Modi, whom he referred to as a "good friend." | OpIndia News

In one of the biggest outreach to Hindu Americans, ahead of a highly polarised election, Trump has drawn much-needed attention to the plight of the Bangladeshi Hindus and the rise of Hinduphobia around the World.

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Hindu American groups praise Trump for promising to protect Hindus worldwide, criticizing Kamala Harris for ignoring the issue.

In his Diwali greetings on Thursday, Trump strongly 'condemned the barbaric violence against Hindus, Christians, and other minorities in Bangladesh', which he said remains in a 'total state of chaos.'