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Sathya Sai Baba dies at 86; Hindu holy man was considered a living god by millions

By Associated Press April 24, 2011.

Print: Washington Post

Hindu holy man Sathya Sai Baba, considered a living god by millions of followers worldwide, died Sunday after spending more than three weeks on breathing support and dialysis while struggling with multiple-organ failure at the Sri Sathya Sai Institute of Higher Medical Sciences.

Celestial Trip in Bangalore,India

Deepanjan Nag December 20, 2009.

Print: Deepanjan Nag's Magnum Opus

The Indian gods are everywhere!

Clergy appeal over organ donors

BBC June 22, 2009.

BBC

Leaders of the UK’s main religions appeal to their followers to support a campaign to register as organ donors. The Church of England, the Roman Catholic Archbishop of Westminster, the head of the U.K. Hindu Council and the Chief Rabbi have all said that organ donation after death is both permitted and encouraged by their respective religions. The Church of England went farther, calling it a “Christian duty.”

Blair’s ‘religious literacy’ call

Sean Coughlan June 8, 2009.

Print: BBC

Tony Blair’s Faith Foundation launches a school project with a call for the need for understanding religions in a globalised world.

Is caste prejudice still an issue?

John McManus June 8, 2009.

Print: BBC

As a conference on untouchability gathers, is discrimination based on someone’s ranking in society still an issue within some religions in the UK?