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HCA Deepavali at Stanhope Village, Stanhope Gardens

Stanhope Village Shopping Centre Stanhope Gardens, NSW, Australia

HCA's 2nd Deepavali event of the season is going to be at Stanhope Village Shopping Centre, Stanhope Gardens. There is going to be Free Henna, Diya decoration and face painting, entertainment extravaganza, shopping, and food. Come and have fun with family and friends.

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Event Series HCA Blacktown Deepavali

HCA Blacktown Deepavali Tickets

Blacktown showgrounds Blacktown, NSW, Australia

Entertainment, food, ethnic stalls, Henna, face painting, diya decoration, rides and lots of fun The Hindu Council of Australia has partnered with Pyng to bring a more affordable way to purchase tickets to the Deepavali Festival at the Blacktown Showgrounds. Please follow the steps below to purchase tickets Step 1:- Download Pyng and link your […]

A$7.00 – A$14.00

HCA Deepvali Community Dinner

Waterview in Bicentennail Park Waterview in Bicentennial Park, Bicentennial Dr, Sydney Olympic Park, NSW, Australia

The Hindu Council of Australia organised the first-ever formal Deepavali event, which included community leaders, dignitaries from the government and opposition parties, and Consul Generals of various countries. Book a table and take advantage of meeting people of influence, dignitaries and community leaders. Event Details Venue: Waterview in Bicentennial Park, Sydney Olympic Park Date: 30th […]

A$75.00 – A$250.00

When is the next HCA Event?

At the Hindu Council of Australia, we endeavour to create a continuous stream of activities and projects to keep the community engaged and involved in working for each other. Click on EVENTS CALENDAR button to see our upcoming events.

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General Religious Education in Secondary Schools

Hindu Council has been involved with the NSW Department of School Education since 2003 in drafting the original syllabus which was introduced in 2005. Cambridge University Press published the textbook for the course covering all the five religions. In 2015 we were again consulted by the publishers when the updated version of the textbook was published.

Aboriginals and Hinduism

There is a lot of commonality between aboriginal spirituality and Hinduism.

ANZAC JAWAN remembrance

We were working on some time to create a history, a small team of Ashwani Jain,

Governmental

Hindu Council of Australia advocates issues affecting Hindu community

Paada Yatra to Temple

It is a HINDU tradition to “walk to a pilgrim” on special events/occasions

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The Hindu religion is the third largest religion in Australia consisting of more than 684,002 followers. It is the fastest growing religion in Australia.

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E-course on Hindu Religion

This course is designed to provide an overview of Hindu Religion and is suitable for non-Hindus to gain a very brief understanding of the Hindu religion.

A brief syllabus of the course “Introduction to Hindu Religion” is given below.

Introduction (Sanatan dharma, Definitions, Denominations and Diversity, Unity, Colonial influences), Beliefs, Purusharthas, Philosophies, Karma, Moksha, Concept of God, Traditions, Symbols, Scriptures, Rituals and Ceremonies, Rites of Passage, Bhakti, Festivals, Pilgrimage, Varnas, Yoga, Ahimsa, Vegetarianism, Temples, Ashramas of Life, Sanyasa, , Attitude of others, Hindu Religion in Australia.

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Nonprofit organizations such as the Hindu Council of Australia rely heavily on your donations to carry out our missions. Very often we are called to provide essential services to the community - in times of disaster, new migrant help or personal hardships - and we cannot perform our duty without help and support from the members of the community. address gaps that government and private sectors cannot fill, providing essential services such as disaster relief, environmental conservation, and mental health support. Your donation ensures that these critical services continue to reach those in need and we are able to support the community.

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Great Organisation Always help to needy People and Respect the other Religions without any Discrimination. Proud to be a part of this organisation and also proud to be A Hindu .
Kiran Patel
Great organization, working towards reviving the Knowledge of Hinduism (World's oldest religion and who never invaded others) to bring harmony in the world. Having actually seen them operating a free kitchen and organising community events to make new migrants feel at home while appreciating Australian way of life. Great community work being delivered by people who don’t get paid do it
Atul Kushwaha
Having actually seen them operating a free kitchen and organising community events to make new migrants feel at home while appreciating Australian way of life. Great community work being delivered by people who don’t get paid do it
Simer Mayo
HCA has always been a wonderful platform and a great source of network for Indian migrants. I have always had a very good experience since I moved to Australia 25 years ago. There are a variety of activities continuously conducted by this organisation year after year in various areas like charities, food donations, age care, and predominately to pass on Hindu values to the future generations.
Shoba Deshikan
Kudos for the great work done so far to promote hindu culture customs and festivals in Australia and help the hindus from all around the world living in Australia to keep their traditions alive. Hope hindu council of Australia continues their great work in being one single voice for people with hindu faiths and feel proud Australians.
Ashish Khurana
Great community service done by organisation and its volunteers and management selflessly. Awesome holy place truly working on true Hinduism which is take everyone together and have prosperity of all and live in peace. Great job!
Narendra Patil
HCA has played pivotal role in developing an united Hindu community in Australia. It is at the forefront when it comes to helping wider community regardless of the social, economic and religious backgrounds via advise, networking, supporting, raising funds, etc.. I love the cultural events organised by HCA especially the Diwali Mela, Holi function and International Yoga Day. I wish all the best and urge to the community to join HCA and help strengthening Hindu community in Australia.
Nipesh Kothari
Hindu Council of Australia is an organisation selflessly working for Hindus in Australia and spreading the message of Vasudhaiva Kutumbakam - Whole World is a family. We need more people and organisations like these to truly spread the message of all Human beings living together as a family.
Aadi Kalkal
However i do not have any direct experience at this place but i do know some people/volunteers there working towards protecting our cultural values and traditions,Their contribution towards Hindu society is valuable ,one of them is Mr. Dhaval Modi at Hindu coulcil ,for whom i have high respect for his Seva. Let us all be positive and support Hindu Council. Thank you
Fagun Modi
Organising great events like exhibitions for Diwali (festival of light) for everyone. I have witnessed Australians taking lot of interest in these events strengthening the multicultural values.
Yogesh Bhatt
Great Organisation Always help to needy People and Respect the other Religions without any Discrimination. Proud to be a part of this organisation and also proud to be A Hindu .
Kiran Patel
Great organization, working towards reviving the Knowledge of Hinduism (World's oldest religion and who never invaded others) to bring harmony in the world. Having actually seen them operating a free kitchen and organising community events to make new migrants feel at home while appreciating Australian way of life. Great community work being delivered by people who don’t get paid do it
Atul Kushwaha