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HCUK urgent India Covid Appeal

April 26, 2021 HCUK 0

The second wave of Covid19 has hit India hard and at a frightening speed resulting in a medical infrastructure unable to cope. With over 2000 deaths daily and more than Read More

Archbishop of Canterbury presents the Hubert Walter award to Mr. Umesh Sharma Co Chair Hindu Council UK

April 3, 2021 HCUK 0

Mr Umesh Chander Sharma JP Co-Chair of the Hindu Council UK has received an official award “The Hubert Walter Award for Reconciliation and Inter-Faith Cooperation” from the Archbishop of Canterbury, Read More

Letter to PM Boris Johnson about Persecution of Minorities in Pakistan

January 9, 2021 HCUK 0

In the aftermath of the destruction of a Hindu temple in the Khyber region of Pakistan on 30 December, 2020 by a mob of thousands of fanatics led by Muslim Read More

Kashmiri Pandits /Hindus’ Holocaust/Genocide day!!! 19th January

December 17, 2018 @admin 0

Dear All, Twenty nine years ago on 19 January,1990 Kashmiri Hindus were given 24 hours eviction notice by the Islamic terrorists .It was the day when the threats of convert, Read More

Remembering the Indian Soldiers who served and gave the greatest sacrifice

August 10, 2017 @admin 0

1.3 million soldiers from undivided India served across the entire globe to bring peace. Their sacrifices go unremembered, but without their sacrifices peace would still be absent. In a conversation Read More

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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.