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An intense digital clash is brewing as the Hindu American Foundation (HAF) finds itself at odds with historian Audrey Truschke over the issue of Hindu nationalism in the United States.

suhag shukla of the Hindu American Foundation condemned Republican Brandon Gill for his remarks, which she deemed as anti-Indian and anti-Hindu. Gill criticized a cultural gathering of the Patel community in Texas, mislabeling it as caste-based, promoting harmful rhetoric that led to recent violence.

A US-based Hindu advocacy group has asked American fast food chain Burger King to immediately remove an advertisement campaign featuring goddess Lakshmi, which it says is "offensive" to the people of the faith.

It was attended by prestigious speakers like Barbara McGraw, director of Center for Engaged Religious Pluralism at Saint Mary's College of California, and Samir Kalra, senior director and Mihir Menghani, co-founder of HAF.

The first look of the Bhojpuri film 'Parvarish' has been unveiled by the makers.

The advertisement, run by Burger King, depicts an image of goddess Lakshmi seated atop a meat sandwich with the catch phrase, "A snack that's sacred," in Spanish.

The latest issue of popular American news magazine Newsweek has on its cover page US President Barack Obama in the pose of Lord Nataraja.

“Let’s get this straight,” said suhag shukla, Executive Director of the Hindu American Foundation, in a scathing rebuke of international media coverage following the April 22, 2025, terror attack in Pahalgam. “Terrorists from the Resistance Front, a Lashkar-e-Taiba offshoot, took credit for storming a meadow in Pahalgam and murdering at least 26 tourists, seeking out Hindus with chilling precision, in the worst civilian massacre in Kashmir since 2008.”