81.   They set off to pay homage to Shiva, the Hindu god of destruction.

82.   They were trekking to a mountain cave to worship an ice idol of Shiva, the Hindu god of destruction.

83.   Hardline Hindu groups believe the mosque stood at the birthplace of the Hindu god Rama.

84.   Hardline Hindus believe the mosque was built on the birthplace of the Hindu god Ram, and the disputed site is currently under the protection of the courts.

85.   Hindu fundamentalist groups have demanded that a Hindu temple be built on the site of the mosque, which they claim stands on the birthplace of Hindu god Ram.

86.   Hindus and Buddhists in Thailand have joined devotees around the world in spoon-feeding milk to statues of Hindu gods at local shrines, a Thai daily reported Sunday.

87.   In Britain, Hindus queued at the Vishwa Temple in west London Friday after a priest reported seeing statues of the Hindu gods drinking milk.

88.   A crowd-puller, Rao was portrayed on religious memorabilia in the garb of various Hindu gods and saints, which were worshipped by fans across the state.

89.   Despite its Buddhist claims, the sect also worshipped the Hindu god Shiva.

90.   The only parts of the estate left untouched are a satellite dish on the roof and a small saffron chapel dedicated to Shiva, the Hindu god of destruction.