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Thursday, July 16, 2026

We risk becoming a lost generation, say young Hindus

“We risk becoming a lost generation, say young Hindus”, BBC, June 23, 2026

“Young Hindus say they risk becoming a “lost generation” and disconnected from their culture and traditions because they have nowhere to worship.

Hindu families living in Northstowe, Cambridgeshire, say they will now have to drive to temples in London and Birmingham to worship after the proposed closure of the Bharat Hindu Samaj Temple in Peterborough.

Some of the families say they moved to Northstowe specifically in the hope the Hindu Samaj Northstowe group would win a bid to build and run the town’s first faith hub, but it lost out to the Northstowe Church Network…….”

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