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Topic · standing beatupdated Tue, 10 Nov, 16:30

Anti-Hate

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World · 10 Nov

Diwali holiday in US: అమెరికా కాంగ్రెస్‌ ముందుకు మళ్లీ దీపావళి బిల్లు.. మద్దతుగా భారత సంతతి సభ్యులు

AI summary[PUBLISHER] reported that US Representative Grace Meng has reintroduced the 'Diwali Day Act' in the US House of Representatives to establish a national holiday for Diwali. The article notes that 19 lawmakers, including Indian-origin members, support the legislation. According to the lawmakers, recognizing the festival would help combat rising anti-Hindu and anti-South Asian hate in the US.

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