By Madhava Smullen for ISKCON News on 21 May 2010  | ISKCON of Andhra Pradesh, South India is to begin work on a Spiritual Heritage Revival Project at the historical Kondaveedu Fort in Guntur District this year, starting with a beautiful new temple for the ancient Venna Gopal deity at the foot of the Kondaveedu Hills.
| By Madhava Smullen on 21 May 2010  | Adiraja Dasa, author of 1989's The Hare Krishna Book of Vegetarian Cooking, is planning to launch the first in a nationwide chain of healthy vegan fast food restaurants called "Peacemakers" in summer 2011.
| By Madhava Smullen on 21 May 2010  | Dublin's three branches of Govinda's vegetarian restaurants are negotiating to be allowed continued use of raw milk directly from a farm, after receiving prohibition orders from Irish government agencies on April 21st.
| By Madhava Smullen on 21 May 2010  | Doctors have told ISKCON guru and GBC Jayapataka Swami, who suffered two brain hemorrhages on October 23rd 2008, that he is making steady progress in his rehabilitation.
| By Navina-Shyama Dasa for ISKCON News on 21 May 2010  | Bhaktivedanta Academy, a devotional primary school located in Alachua, Florida, hosted its third annual spring fundraising event on Friday, April 23rd.
| By Jahnavi Harrison on 21 May 2010  | Yogis and kirtan enthusiasts congregated at the Omega Institute in upstate New York as it held its 'Ecstatic Chant' festival from May 7th to 9th.
| By Antony Brennan on 21 May 2010  | Recent expansions of the facilities and collection at the Mayapur Academy library are bringing it closer to Srila Prabhupada's vision.
| By New Vrindaban Communications on 21 May 2010  | Nearly forty-five years after ISKCON's founding, its first generation of leaders are reaching retirement age, and the organization is planning a smooth transfer of power to the next generation.
| By Rasa Sundari Dasi (Malaga, Spain) on 21 May 2010  | Just in time for Nrsimhadeva's Appearance Day...
| By Vineet Chander for Om Sweet Om on 20 May 2010  | An artist has the right to choose how he expresses himself, but not all choices are created equal.
| By Ron Lieber for The New York Times on 20 Apr 2010  | Given the generous support Americans dole out to houses of worship, it seems reasonable to ask how much the various holy books would have us give.
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If the selection above is hosted by YouTube then after the video plays there will be several links presented to other videos. ISKCON News Weekly has no control over the selections presented and is not responsible for their contents. By Lydia Polgreen for The New York Times on 13 May 2010  | Instead of dry procedural manuals, senior managers of the Delhi Metro are given a copy of the Bhagavad-Gita, one of Hinduism's most important texts.
| By Ethan Trex for CNN / Mental Floss on 15 May 2010  | Srila Prabhupada, founder of the Hare Krishna movement, is among those who achieved remarkable success after the age of fifty.
| By Elisabeth Rosenthal for The New York Times on 12 Apr 2010  | New plants that convert local trash into heat and electricity have become both the mainstay of garbage disposal and a crucial fuel source across Denmark.
| By Peter Farquhar for news.com.au on 17 May 2010  | On a farm in Wyoming, USA, goats are being milked for their spider webs.
| By Andrew Pollack for The New York Times on 12 May 2010  | Eucalyptuses with a foreign gene meant to help them withstand cold weather might become a new source of wood for pulp and paper, and for biofuels, in the Southern timber belt.
| By Ed Pilkington for The Guardian (UK) on 14 May 2010  | The closure of hospitals leaves practitioners without backing or insurance, driving home births underground.
| By Chris Morris for BBC News on 15 May 2010  | "We live on a day-to-day basis," Suraj says, as the faint sound of hammering echoes across the village. "What we earn is what we spend on our families in a day."
| By Madhava Smullen on 16 May 2010  | In Braj, India, the area where Lord Krishna appeared and performed His pastimes 5,000 years ago, a lengthy court battle over a new highway overpass on the sacred Yamuna River continues to rage.
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