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RSS Chief Mohan Bhagwat Visits New York Iskcon Temple, Joins Food Drive for Homeless

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RSS chief Mohan Bhagwat visited the Iskcon temple in New York as part of his ongoing tour of the United States. He took part in a food distribution drive aimed at providing meals to homeless individuals. During the visit, Bhagwat spoke about Krishna consciousness and its potential to help resolve conflicts across the world. The visit came ahead of his scheduled address to the Indian diaspora at Madison Square Garden. Iskcon has been working to promote shared human values at a time of increasing global polarization and unrest.

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