$10M expansion of Indy Hindu temple to open in June

THE INDIANAPOLIS STAR
By Stephanie Wang
One tower ar the Hindu Temple of Central Indiana, 3350 N. German Church Rd., Indianapolis (Photo: Charlie Nye / The Star)
INDIANA---For nearly 10 years, much of Indianapolis' growing Hindu population has worshipped in a temporary space — a functional yet spartan building, so unlike the intricately ornate temples in India. But in June, the Hindu Temple of Central Indiana will unveil a long-awaited, $10 million expansion. It will add a worship hall that includes 17 shrines, with a skylight surrounded by four new carved towers that transform the sand-colored building into a more recognizable temple silhouette. [link]

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