Pittsburgh Indian Diaspora

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Indians in growing numbers have made Pittsburgh their home.

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Indian Food
The proliferation of Indian restaurants, grocery stores and screening of Bollywood, Tamil and Telugu movies week after week is ample evidence of the growing Indian population in the Pittsburgh region.

Udipi Cafe Old William Penn Hwy Pittsburgh
Udipi Cafe
Awesome Food; Bad Coffee
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4141 Old William Penn Hwy
Monroeville, PA 15146 		Sri Venkateswara Temple Canteen Pittsburgh
SVS Temple Canteen
Delicious Indian Veg. Food
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1230 South McCully Dr
Penn Hills, PA 15235

Hindu Temples
Greater Pittsburgh region is also home to three Hindu temples and a Sikh Gurdwara which cater to the spiritual needs of the immigrants.

Of the three Hindu temples, Sri Venkateswara Temple modeled after the world famous Venkateswara temple in Tirupatiin South India, is the anchor of the Indian community in the greater Pittsburgh area.
Balaji Temple image © PittsburghIndia.com Sri Venkateswara Temple in Penn Hills
Located in the eastern suburb of Penn Hills, Sri Venkateswara Temple is one of the earliest Hindu temples to be built in the U.S. The main deity in the temple is Venkateswara, a representation of Lord Vishnu.

Asian Indians are also well represented at the local Carnegie Mellon University in the faculty as well as in the student community.

Featuring Indian restaurant reviews, movie reviews, Hindi movie showtimes, travel agents, temples and more, PittsburghIndia.com is a useful resource to the visiting and local Indian community in Pittsburgh.