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Hinduphobia is a global threat, says NCRI research fellow Aaron Gross

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Hinduphobia is increasingly recognized as a global threat, warns NCRI research fellow Aaron Gross. This highlights the urgent need for greater awareness and efforts to combat religious intolerance and ensure cultural respect worldwide.

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