Township Council Celebrates Hindu Heritage Month, Honors Community Service And Diwali Food Bank Donation

October 14, 2026 Township Council

**EFFORTS ACKNOWLEDGED –** *Zalak Mehta, a Franklin High School Junior, accepted the Township Council commendation on behalf of Karma Junction.*

The Franklin Township Council celebrated Hindu Heritage Month at its October 13 meeting, honoring a local nonprofit organization for its community service and recognizing a $1,700 donation to the Franklin Food Bank raised during the township’s annual Diwali celebration.

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Township Council Celebrates Hindu Heritage Month, Honors Community Service And Diwali Food Bank Donation

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