Archive · 1 Sep 2025
Multi-Faith Committee Explores Religious Diversity in Mumbai
A multi-faith group from Bandra visited a Hindu temple and a Buddhist center in Mumbai to learn about different religions.
The group included people from Christian, Hindu, Sikh, Muslim, Jain, and Zoroastrian backgrounds.
They were accompanied by religious leaders.
The group experienced the devotion at ISKCON and learned about the ISKCON movement.
They also received books about Buddhism and Hinduism.
This committee also participates in national festivals.
They previously met local authorities to thank them for their service.
The multi-faith committee visited ISKCON temple and Sarnath Budh Vihar.
The group comprises members from various religious backgrounds.
The committee aimed to understand different religious principles.
They were accompanied by religious figures from St Joseph Convent.
The group received religious texts for further exploration.
- Who
- Members of Bandra's multi-faith committee
- What
- Visited ISKCON and Sarnath Budh Vihar to understand religions
- When
- Over the weekend
- Where
- ISKCON temple, Juhu, and Sarnath Budh Vihar, Khar, Mumbai
- Why
- To understand principles of different religions
- Group Members
- Representing Christianity, Hinduism, Sikhism, Islam, Jainism, and Zoroastrianism
- Organizations Visited
- ISKCON Temple and Sarnath Budh Vihar
- Purpose of Visits
- To understand principles of different religions
- Accompanying Persons
- Father Luke Rodrigues, Father Evarist Newnes, and nuns from St Joseph Convent
- Books Received
- Copies of 'Buddha and Dhamma' and the 'Bhagavad Gita'