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Prince Philip joins British Hindus to fight climate

Published - Nov 07 2009 13:59 PM

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LONDON: Hindu leaders in Britain have teamed up with Prince Philip and the UN to launch a long-term action plan that will engage with the community worldwide in the fight against climate change, an Oxford University centre said. The Bhumi Project was ... Read Full Story

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