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ISKCON | Russia | The Turbulent Journey Of The Hare Krishna Movement In Russia
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4:36Now PlayingAs Prime Minister Narendra Modi landed in the Russian city of Kazan on October 22 for the BRICS summit, several devotees were seen chanting 'Hare Krishna' upon his arrival.
The welcome by iskcon devotees showcased how the Hare Krishna movement has come a long way to become a part of Russian society.
Iskcon or International Society for Krishna Consciousness was a movement founded by AC Bhaktivedanta Swami Prabhupada in the United States of America in 1966.
The movement attracted Russians in a short span of time after entering the country,but also faced several challenges including the deaths of several devotees.
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