NRI PULSE STAFF REPORT
Atlanta, GA, November 8, 2024: Chairwoman Lisa Cupid has officially proclaimed October as Hindu Heritage Month in Cobb County, marking an important recognition of Hindu culture, traditions, and contributions within the community. Chairwoman Cupid read the proclamation on October 22 at the Cobb County Commissioners’ office, where members from various Hindu organizations were invited to witness the occasion.
The event, held at Chairwoman Cupid’s office, brought together representatives from Hindu Swayamsevak Sangh (HSS), Sanatan Mandir of Atlanta, and Sewa International. These leaders received the proclamation, which acknowledges Hinduism as the world’s third-largest religion, celebrated by millions across the United States and over a billion globally. The proclamation highlighted the significance of Hindu culture and heritage as sources of inspiration, reflection, and contemplation for people around the world.
In her remarks, Chairwoman Cupid emphasized the value of Hindu Americans’ contributions to diverse sectors in Cobb County and beyond. The proclamation celebrates the culture, history, and achievements of Hindu Americans throughout October, recognizing the month as a time for reflection on the heritage and achievements of the Hindu community.
Local organizations, including HSS, expressed their gratitude for the proclamation, viewing it as a meaningful acknowledgment of the Hindu community’s role in enriching the cultural fabric of Cobb County.4o
