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Caption Shown below are some of those who attended a Bahá’í Women and Children’s Conference at Satara, Maharashtra, India, in March. The conference was held largely through the efforts of Muhammad Hussain Eshraghi, a pioneer from Írán, who moved with his four children into the challenging Satara District three years ago. Although there were few Bahá’ís in the District at that time, there is now a strong and active Local Spiritual Assembly. Recent events in Satara include the purchase of land and completion of building plans for a permanent Bahá’í Center.
Source Bahá’í News. Issue 573, page 20. View as PDF

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