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Indian American student Jaanhavi Ganesh speaks at HinduACTion congressional briefing

March 2024 886 views 7 min 03 sec

Jaanhavi Ganesh, a student at Rutgers University, spoke about the marginalization of Hindu students in an academic setting at the Congressional briefing on Hinduphobia organized by HinduACTion. She is studying public health and is the Northeast Regional Coordinator of Hindu Yuva, the largest student organization in the nation with chapters at over 75 universities.

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