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Bhagawad Gita classes held by the CMS Hindu Network

February 1, 2012 @admin 0

Following popular demand, recordings of the most recent Bhagawad Gita classes held by the CMS Hindu Network are now available to watch here – There are 38 recordings in total; Read More

Happy Republic Day of India From the Hindu Council UK (HCUK)

January 23, 2012 @admin 0

INDIA the country of different faiths, cultures, diversity and spirituality. Let this Republic Day remind us all of the sacrifices given by thegreat people of our Spiritual Nation, in order Read More

Kashmiri Hindus Genocide Day !!! 19 January

January 18, 2012 @admin 0

The Executive and the Members of the Indo -European Kashmir Forum join the various Kashmiri Hindu Organizations across the globe to observe the Kashmiri Hindu Genocide Day on 19 January.

Launch of Hindu Christian Forum – an opportunity for ‘dialogue and depth’

January 14, 2012 @admin 0

Wednesday 23rd November 2011 The Archbishop of Canterbury and Sri Shruti Dharma Das Ji launched the Hindu Christian Forum at Lambeth Palace, at an event which featured addresses from Andrew Read More

London 2012 seeks MORE volunteer performers for the spectacular Opening and Closing Ceremonies‏

January 8, 2012 @admin 0

Dear Advocate group member As 2012 has now arrived, we thought it would be good to update you on our search for our Ceremonies Volunteer Performers. We had a fantastic Read More

Hindu Council UK Christmas Message

December 23, 2011 @admin 0

The Christmas Season is not only a time for celebration but also a time for reflection. As people look forward to the forthcoming festivities despite the economic hardship, spare a Read More

Hindu Council UK Statement on the Proposed Banning of the Bhagavad Gita in Russia

December 20, 2011 @admin 0

The Hindu Council UK is shocked and saddened that “The Bhagavad Gita as it is” (written by A.C. Bhaktivedanta Swami Prabhupada, the founder of the International Society for Krishna Consciousness Read More

A Journey into the Indian Classical Dance

December 19, 2011 @admin 0

Bhartyia Vidya Bhavan in Kensington hosted a classical Indian dance performance, Kathak, by the debutant Neesha Radia with her Guru ‘Padamshri’ Partap Pawar.

Tony Blair FF Faith-Films awards at BAFTA

December 7, 2011 @admin 0

Tony Blair Faith Foundation (TBFF) showcased several faith film shorts at BAFTA, made by young people from across the world for the second year running.

Hinduism

November 20, 2011 @admin 0

History Of Hinduism Festival Meanings & Significance List of common Hindu prayers and mantras. Gods A brief synopsis of main Hindu festivals as celebrated in the UK

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Happy Hindu New Year 19 March 2026 on the 1st Chaitra 2083 VS*, the Yug_Adi of the Vedic Calendar 5128, the Hindu Navreh the 1st of the Durga Navratri.

*VS - Vikram Samvat (Calendar) started by the Emperor Vikramditya in 57 BCE,which Romans later modified to the present Gregorian Calendar, e.g., our Nav 9th month to Nov_ember; Das 10th month to Dec_ember, et-al. There are several New Year celebrations in India, like the Gujarati business community celebrate theirs on the day after Diwali.

[Happy Nowruz to our sister religions Zoroastrian and the Yazidis on 20 March 2026, the Spring Equinox]

Hindu Council UK was founded in 1994 for all Hindus residing in the UK, combining all the Hindu faith denominations, whilst representing various Hindu communities from different parts of the world living in the UK. Its main purpose is to uphold Hindu Dharma and protect the Hindu inclusive theology, Vasudevaye Kutumbhkam, the world is one family.

Hindu Council UK’s work is to formulate one united policy out of a myriad of different opinions from all sections of the Hindu communities, and give a united voice, to present to the policy and legislation makers at the Government level. Its other purpose is to help build interfaith understanding and relations across the major faiths and none in the UK.

Hindu Council UK is a non-partisan faith umbrella body, and its work is with the Government of the day. Hindu Council UK works to promote dialogue to help resolve contentious issues.

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