The word 'Hindus' is correct and usable in written English.
You can use this word to refer to people who practice the religion of Hinduism. Example sentence: The Hindus celebrated Diwali with traditional rituals.
In August this year Mr Bhagwat directly echoed Savarkar by saying all who live in "Hindustan" are in fact Hindus, whatever Muslims, Christians or secular Hindus might say.
Charles Hardinge, viceroy of India, had argued in favour of Delhi as it would please both Hindus – for its traditional association with Indraprastha, and Muslims – for its connection to the Mughals.
The Hindu community is very good at letting other people into their space and [letting them] borrow their cultural goods, as long as it is done respectfully, but I have never worn one for work or even to a function hosted by Hindus.
Thereafter the Parsees and British regularly played an annual fixture, although the Parsees refused to play the Hindus for some years, just as the Hindus discriminated against untouchables.
Considering that Muslims are Britain's largest religious minority group – according to census figures they number more than the UK's Jews, Sikhs, Hindus and Buddhists put together – it makes it all the more perplexing why there are not more Muslim columnists in our national media.
"This was about reassurance, it was about recognising, as Theresa May said only yesterday, that a Britain without Muslims, a Britain without Jews, Hindus, would not be the Britain we want to see," he said on BBC Radio 4's Today programme on Monday.
Give me an example of a prayer that would be acceptable to Christians, Jews, Muslims, Buddhists, Hindus.
Do not forget that starting in the late 1980s, most Kashmiri Hindus, or Pandits as they are often called, were forced to flee the valley and sought refuge in neighbouring states or other countries.
Mr Mojaheed, who was minister of social welfare in the previous elected government from 2001 to 2006, was convicted of genocide and torture against Hindus during the 1971 conflict, in which anything from 300,000 to 3m people died and millions were displaced.Neither conviction is a surprise, and massive anti-Jamaat protests in February called for nothing less.
The canal was re-dug last year under the NREGS, but seems unlikely to get any water.A few miles up-channel in Ulisaipalam, a village dominated by high-caste Hindus, there is water, but more problems.
In 2008 the Shri Amarnathji Shrine Board, which runs the pilgrimage you referred to, wanted to set up temporary accommodations for Hindus visiting the site, but were stopped after violent protests among Kashmiris.
