Service Offered
Religious & Community Services,
Religious Services,
Hindu Priest
Digamber Dutt Upreti
- Bothell, WA
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5 Years in Business
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5 Years
Digamber Dutt Upreti
Pandit Digamber Upretiji hails from North India and graduated as Shastri from Rashtriya Sanskrit Vidhyapith, New Delhi. He is married and has two children. He currently works at the Hindu Temple of Central Indiana, located in Indianapolis. He earlier served at Hindu and Cultural Center of Washington, located in Bothell, WA. He has also worked as a senior priest in Hindu Temple of Ottawa, Canada for 4 1/2 years. He has also worked as a priest in Delhi for 4 years. He speaks Hindi, Punjabi, English and Sanskrit.
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