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Institution South Asian traditions

International Society for Krishna Consciousness

इस्कान् संस्था sa अंतर्राष्ट्रीय कृष्णभावनामृत संघ hi அகில உலக கிருஷ்ண பக்திக் கழகம் ta

Religious organisation

  • Dated from 13 July 1966 CE
  • Also called ISKCON, International society for Krishna Consciousness, Hare Krishna

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