Breaking news: important announcement
The Hindu Council UK (HCUK) has been very concerned about the recent Press articles regarding another Hindu Charity – National Council of Hindu Temples UK (NCHTUK), which is currently under Read More
Category: HCUK
Careducation trust and big hug foundation candle vigil at Mahatama Gandhi Statue in London for ‘Damini’
Mahatma Gandhi once said “The day a woman can walk freely on the roads of India, that day we can say India has achieved Independence.” Hindu Council UK joined this Read More
“Kashmir Debate”: Thursday 11th September 2014, House of Commons, London
PRESS RELEASE A heated debate in the House of Commons on Thursday 11th September 2014, on Jammu and Kashmir, saw the majority of British MPs uphold India’s position, with one Read More
HCUK Annual General Meeting (AGM)
Dear Temple Trustees/Executives/Devotees Annual General Meeting (AGM) NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that the Annual General Meeting of the Hindu Council UK will be held: AT: Shree Ram Mandir, 22 King Read More
British Tamil Forum meets India High Commission
Hindu Council UK (HCUK) has worked for several years with the British Tamil Forum (BTF) which represents 400,000 Tamils living in the UK. In the last HCUK Executive meeting the Read More
Shubh Deepavali
“On behalf of the Co-Chairs, Trustees, Directors and Executive Committee of the Hindu Council UK, we wish you a Shubh Deepavali” – the Festival of Lights: Sunday 30th October 2016: Read More
Hindu Council UK Re-unification AGM 13th August 2016 at Ram Mandir Southall
This meeting was held at Ram Mandir to re-unite the two HCUK’s which had split due to a dispute into one re-united HCUK, where Directors/Trustees from both sides and the Read More
Hindu Council UK receives appreciation certificate from the High Commissioner of India in London
The High Commissioner of India – Navtej Sarna hosted a reception at India House in London to thank all the community organisations and participants in the cultural programme who made Read More
REFUGEE CRISIS – Faith Leaders’ Open Letter to the Prime Minister
More than 200 religious leaders have urged the UK Government to relax immigration rules so refugees from Syria and other areas can be reunited with their families.
Hindu Council UK along with other Faith Communities Concerned about the Humanitarian Consequences of Nuclear Weapons
Public statement to the Open-ended Working Group – Taking forward multilateral nuclear disarmament negotiations (OEWG).