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Month: December 2016

BBC Plans to Expand ‘Across the Board’ Religious Programming Next Year – Hindu Council UK’s viewpoint

December 25, 2016 @admin 0

The Hindu Council UK were asked to provide information as part of a consultation to ensure that the BBC carried appropriate programming for Dharmic Faiths. Our Director of Equalities & Read More

Hindu Council UK participates in the Roundtable meeting organised by Secretary of State for DCLG-Sajid Javid & Home Secretary-Amber Rudd

December 25, 2016 @admin 0

I wanted to thank you for participating in the recent roundtable discussion on religiously-motivated hate crime. It was a valuable opportunity to explore this difficult topic and I know that Read More

Seasons greetings from the Hindu Council UK (HCUK)

December 20, 2016 @admin 0

At this holiday season, our thoughts turn gratefully to those who have made our progress possible. It is in this spirit that we express to you our sincere appreciation for Read More

Foreign Office Xmas Reception at Lancaster House 13 December 2016

December 18, 2016 @admin 0

Boris Johnson the Foreign Secretary gave a speech and said he was for freedom of press, freedom of suffragettes, all sorts of freedoms but no freedom of movement of people. Read More

Umesh C Sharma JP (Co-Chair of the Hindu Council UK) attends the Ambassadors Reception at Buckingham Palace

December 13, 2016 @admin 0

Umesh C Sharma JP (Co-Chair of the Hindu Council UK) attends the Ambassadors Reception at Buckingham Palace held on Thursday 8th December 2016 Umesh C Sharma was selected and invited Read More

Hindu Council UK represents an amalgamation of various Hindu denominations in the UK through their temple bodies and cultural organisations.

It’s main purpose was to give the UK Hindus an effective voice on policy matters with the Government of the day whilst enhancing mutual understanding among the major faiths predominant in the UK.

Hindu Council UK is itself a non-political faith organisation.

This is not our charity’s aim to persuade people who to vote or to support or oppose any particular party.

We urge our community to go out and vote to the party which they consider will best serve The nation and their community.

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