Skip to content
Search

Latest Stories

Submit Guest Post

ICC's Jay Shah, Sanjog Gupta visit BAPS Hindu Mandir in Abu Dhabi

​Jay Shah

Jay Shah said, 'This Mandir is not just historic and iconic, it is the essence of harmony.'

Eastern Eye
By Eastern EyeAug 15, 2025
Eastern Eye

See Full Bio

ABU DHABI’s BAPS Hindu Mandir hosted International Cricket Council (ICC) chairman Jay Shah and ICC CEO Sanjog Gupta on August 14, 2025.

During the visit, they toured the temple and spoke about their impressions. Jay Shah said, “This Mandir is not just historic and iconic, it is the essence of harmony. It is a message that our world needs, more now than ever.”

BAPS Hindu Mandir shared the visit on Instagram, saying the two were “overwhelmed by the Mandir’s architectural beauty, intricacy and spiritual serenity” and described it as “a symbol of unity and timeless humanity.”

abu dhabibaps hindu mandiriccjay shahsanjog gupta
Add EasternEye As Your Trusted Source
preferred source on google news

Related News

Manslaughter killers barred from early release after Burnham's intervention
News

Manslaughter killers barred from early release after Burnham's intervention

andy-burnham-parliament
News

Andy Burnham faces tough tests as parliament returns

Bharat has room for all, says RSS chief Bhagwat in New York
News

Bharat has room for all, says RSS chief Bhagwat in New York

Nepal-glacier-collapse
News

Mass burials begin in Nepal as glacier collapse leaves more than 3,000 missing

More For You

Nepal floods

A construction vehicle is buried in the mud following flash floods and a mudslide in Galchhi, Nepal, August 27, 2026.

Reuters

As Nepal flood toll rises, British families fly out in search of missing loved ones

AS THE death toll surges, UK families have moved to Nepal in search of their missing relatives.

The death toll from the floods in Nepal and Tibet has risen to at least 475, with several hundred people missing, including 537 tourists. Among the British nationals reported missing are a 13-year-old girl and 14-year-old boy. On Friday, Nepalese authorities released a list of the names of all known missing tourists, 33 of which are British nationals.

Keep ReadingShow less