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This Bala Bharath Diwas will unite four HSS Shakhas: Gießen-Marburg, Frankfurt, Darmstadt-Dieburg, and Langen. To mark this occasion, families from all four Shakhas will showcase a variety of cultural performances, as well as serve scrumptious and ethnically diverse cuisine, including finger foods, snacks, and dinner from all over India!\"

This year’s Bala Bharat diwas Utsav celebrates the 1st anniversary of HSS Gießen-Marburg Prahlad Shakha. Join us to celebrate this exciting event on the 14th of October 2023 (Saturday).

Prepare to experience Rangilo Raat, where we turn Loyola’s very own Gentile Arena into the embodiment of the Navratri and the Goddesses prayed to each day of the 9 days and specifically, we are focusing on day 7 and day 9 and portraying Goddess Kalratri, Goddess\'s most powerful manifestations, and her name means \"the one […]

Come celebrate World Bindi Day this October 15, 2023! The bindi is a very important symbol to Hindus. It comes from the Sanskrit word “bindu” (meaning point, drop, or dot) and is also called bottu, kumkum, indoor, teep & tikli. The bindi is placed on top of the Ajna chakra (brow/third eye chakra) and enhances […]

Namaste! As World Bindi Day is coming up soon, October 15, 2023, we would love to include your participation in celebrating the day! Here are some things you can do: Post an infographic, video, testimonial, or reel talking about the meaning, significance of the bindi. Feel free to share personal stories, address any anti-hindu sentiment […]

Dashain 2080 Greetings Sharing is an virtual event organized by Global Bhutanese Hindu Organization bringing different religious and cultural communities in United States and outside among the Bhutanese Nepali and Nepali who are in Omkar family in the diaspora. It is organized for 10/18/2023 through Zoom.

VHPA-Boston ( at the occasion of Hindu- Heritage Month celebration) and other Partner organizations organizing Indian consular camp.

Prayer and Celebration of the the victory of good over evil and in praise of Goddess Durga Devi (Mata-ji).

An evening for ladies in a hall full of colorful decorations with beautiful flowers to enjoy the the close relationship between human beings and nature - mainly water and sky.