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UN marks International Day of Older Persons with urgent call to overhaul Systems for Longevity - News India Times (opens the original)
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United Nations – The International Day of Older Persons was celebrated October 1, 2026, by the UN and its various agencies, alongside global partners, with a call for major systemic shifts. Established in 1990 by the United Nations General Assembly (Resolution 45/106), and first observed on October 1, 1991, the day recognizes the contributions of older people and addresses issues that affect their lives and well-beings. The official 2026 theme was “The Age of Longevity: Rethinking Systems for Lo
Why Is Dev Anand Forever Young? - News India Times (opens the original)
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He would have been 103. Dev Anand, on September 26. If he was here – in this twenty first century when the world has changed and when cinema has shifted from an integrated whole to a done-in-parts-sometimes-with-AI fragments joined together. But then, classics always remain, even after centuries. No one can disregard Shakespeare. No one can disregard Guru Dutt. And no one can disregard Dev Anand. Even today. While some would write him off as a film hero of the old times, with precise mannerisms,
Where all Does Ganesh Go in the US! - News India Times (opens the original)
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Every year, Maharashtra, especially Mumbai and Pune, goes crazy with Ganesh Utsava celebrations. In Maharashtra, it is a high-energy, deeply emotional, 10-day cultural phenomenon. While South Indian traditions are heavily rooted in temple-centric, scriptural Agama protocols, Maharashtrian celebrations are defined by an exuberant blend of intimate household hospitality and massive, roaring community street festivals in Pandals. While South Indian temples chant Sanskrit hymns, the anthem of Ganesh
Brahmin Society Of NY's Yagnopavit and Raksha Bandhan Celebration Included Prayers For Nepal Tragedy Victims - News India Times (opens the original)
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Audiences watched with fascination as adults sat on the floor, carrying out the upnayan sanskar or the thread ceremony (Janoi in Gujarati) at a special event organized by the Brahmin Society of New York (BSNY). The Samuh Yagnopavit (Group Thread Changing) and Raksha Bandhan, both of which fell on the same day, the Nariyeli Purnima, were celebrated at the Hindu Center in Flushing accompanied by Vedic rites under the guidance of Priest Jayesh Bhatt. The event began with a welcome address by BSNY P
Dr. Vipul Patel, Nanda Surendra Honored at India-Korea Independence Day Celebration Organized by Shanti Fund - News India Times (opens the original)
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Dr. Vipul Patel, Oncologist at SUNY Downstate Medical Center and President of the External Affairs Committee of BAPS Swaminarayan Temple, Flushing was recognized and honored last week for his community work at the joint Independence Day Celebration of India and Korea, along with America’s 250th. Also honored was Nanda Surendra, Founder and President of Aromananda Foundation USA Inc. The honors were presented during a joint Independence Day celebration for India, South Korea, and the United State
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