10th Annual Hindu Youth Awards
Hindus of Greater Houston closed out 2020 with an uplifting event, honoring ten Hindu youth who live their Hindu values by finding enterprising ways to serve the community. Nominated by…
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Hindus need to follow “Ek hath me Gita, ek hath me computer” now more than ever
When the Prime Minister discussed his vision for Muslim society in 2014, he coined the phrase “Ek hath me computer, ek hath me Quran” (in one hand computer, in the…
The “Hindu Leaders of Tomorrow” Conference Addresses Controversial Issues that Affect Hindu Youth
Hindu Students Council (HSC) is hosting its first virtual conference, the Hindu Leaders of Tomorrow (HLT) Conference, on August 29-30, 2020, in partnership with Hindu University of America. This initiative…
How to introduce the Bhagavad Gita to children
Well-meaning parents and grandparents often give children a copy of the Bhagavad Gita. It could be either a pocket-sized version of the original, which becomes little more than a talisman,…
Sexual profanities parodying a Tagore song flaunted as body art at Rabindra Bharati University event
In an open-to-all yearly event organized by Rabindra Bharati University, youngsters have been spotted sporting sexually explicit words parodied on a renowned Rabindra Sangeet (song), on their bodies. This utter…
NZ Minister lauds youth efforts at 4th New Zealand Hindu Youth Conference
At a time when insensitive, divisive comments were being made by some people with vested interests and defamatory comments being made on whole communities within New Zealand, Auckland witnessed a…