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"Join the Hindu Canadian Foundation's grand celebration of Shri Ram Mandir's restoration! Discover how the Rath Yatra united Peel, Halton, and Hamilton regions, connecting four temples with spiritual rituals, vibrant bhajans, and unwavering devotion. Celebrate Restoration Day on January 22!" Restoration of Ayodhya Mandir Anniversary 2025 Album The Hindu Canadian Foundation (HCF) organized a grand Rath Yatra on January 18, 2025, uniting Peel, Halton, and Hamilton regions to honor the restoration of Shri Ram Mandir. Starting at Hindu Sabha Mandir, Brampton, the Yatra spanned 200 km, connecting four temples with heartfelt Aartis, Hanuman Chalisa recitations, and vibrant bhajans. Devotees braved freezing temperatures to celebrate with unwavering devotion, creating a spiritually uplifting atmosphere. HCF emphasizes January 22 as Restoration Day, urging all Hindus to commemorate the occasion with rituals, education, and celebration. Digital Truck and 100s of cars traveled more than 200 km covering 3 Major Regions in Canada. Glimpse: HCF Hosts Grand Restoration of Ayodhya Mandir Celebration, Uniting Peel, Halton, and Hamilton Regions January 18, 2025, Brampton, ON – The Hindu Canadian Foundation (HCF) hosted a landmark event commemorating the restoration of Shri Ram Mandir, the most revered religious site for Hindus worldwide. This day-long celebration brought together Hindu communities across Peel, Halton, and Hamilton regions, showcasing unparalleled cultural pride and spiritual unity. A Day of Spiritual Magnificence: The event began at Hindu Sabha Mandir, Brampton, where the Tamil Hindu Community from GTA recited the Vishnu Sahasranama Paath with profound devotion. Shri MadhuSoodan Lama ji, President of Hindu Sabha Mandir, officially flagged off the Rath Yatra after the recitation. Despite the biting -10°C temperatures, devotees passionately participated in the Hanuman Chalisa chanting session led by Shri Ajay Tyagi and Pandit Manoj Gairola ji under the towering 55-foot Pratima of Shri Hanuman ji. To sustain the spiritual momentum, the temple graciously served a sumptuous breakfast and packed meals for the hundreds of Ram Bhakts embarking on the journey. Connecting Mandirs to Honor Mandir Restoration: The Rath Yatra embarked on a spiritually uplifting journey spanning over 200 km in a single day, connecting four temples and uniting hundreds of devotees: Hindu Sabha Mandir, Brampton The Yatra commenced with positive energy and prayers, as devotees gathered for Hindu rituals. Temple President Shri MadhuSoodan Lama ji officially flagged off the event. Triveni Mandir, Brampton Upon arrival, the Yatra was warmly welcomed with vibrant chants of Shri Ram and showers of rose petals. Pandit Manoj ji led the devotees in a heartfelt Aarti and Hanuman Chalisa chanting session, adding to the day’s spiritual fervor. Vaishno Devi Temple, Oakville At this stop, Piyush Pandit ji and Mukund ji performed the divine Ram Lala Aarti. The atmosphere came alive with energetic Hanuman Chalisa recitals and joyful Sankirtan. Hindu Samaj Temple, Hamilton The Yatra concluded at Hindu Samaj Temple, where Shri Ram ji’s Palki was greeted with a shower of flower petals and devotional bhajans. President Shri Ajay Mahajan ji and his team organized an exceptional reception. Pandit Shri Gaurav ji and Shri Shashikant Bhushan ji led melodious Ram Bhajans, culminating in a heartfelt Hanuman Chalisa and grand Aarti. Shri Ajay Mahajan ji and his team served a delectable prasadam feast, including snacks and tea, leaving the devotees spiritually enriched and deeply satisfied. Objective and Call to Action: HCF urges Hindu Canadians and Hindus worldwide to recognize January 22 as Restoration Day, marking the historic restoration of Shri Ram Mandir. Recommended Actions: Light a diya at home and perform Ram Ji Ki Aarti. Explore historical facts and timelines of Shri Ram Mandir’s restoration with your family. Organize a Sundarkand Paath and invite friends and family to celebrate. Read HCF’s detailed historical article on Shri Ram Mandir to appreciate its significance. Special Thanks: HCF extends its heartfelt gratitude to: All RAM Bhakts who joined the Yatra throughout dedicated their day to Prabhu Shri Ram to celebrate the Restoration Anniversary Sai Dham Food Bank and Shri Vishal Ji for the beautifully decorated Ram Jhanki and flower-adorned van. The enthusiastic youths and volunteers who carried the Palki throughout the Yatra. Supporting Organizations and Community Leaders: Shri Vijay Jain (President, Vishwa Jain Sangathan, Canada ), Shri Ravi Huda ji (Canadian Hindu Volunteers), Tamil Hindu Community from GTA, Shri Anil Arora Ji (Canadian Hindus for Harmony), Shri Anil Thapa Ji (Nepali Hindu Community), Shrimati Vaidehi Raut Ji (Panorama India), Shri Mayank Saxena (President AUPCA), Shri Pathik Shukla Ji (Community Leader), Shri Yogi Ji (Helping Hand Foundation), Shri Ajay Sharma (AJ Media), Shri Tarun Pal Singh (South Asia News), Shri Rakesh Tiwari Ji (Hindi Times), Shrimati Sumita Sinha (BAJCA), and Deep Shukla (Culture Connection), Shri Nik Thakkar ji (Community Leader), Shri Sudhir Kumar Ji (Community Leader) and many more. HCF thanks all Ram Bhakts who participated in this historic Yatra, traveling over 200 km and uniting four temples to make the celebration a resounding success. Together, we honor the sacrifices of our ancestors and celebrate the spiritual and cultural significance of Shri Ram Mandir’s restoration. #ayodhya #rammandir #restoration #hindu #canada #india

< Back MP Melissa Lantsman stood in the Canadian Parliament to highlight the escalating violence faced by Hindus in Bangladesh HCF Mar 17, 2023 MP Melissa Lantsman stood in the Canadian Parliament to highlight the escalating violence faced by Hindus in Bangladesh On December 10, 2025, Conservative MP Melissa Lantsman stood in the Canadian Parliament to highlight the escalating violence faced by Hindus in Bangladesh. Speaking on behalf of petitioners, she drew attention to over 2,000 incidents in 2024 alone, including: • Arson attacks on Hindu homes and businesses • Mob violence and forced displacement against Hindu Community • Sexual assaults targeting Hindu women and girls • Temple demolitions destroying sacred spaces Her statement amplified the voices of oppressed communities and urged Canada to act before it is too late. Atrocities against the Hindu community are increasing worldwide, and Hindus are facing extremely difficult circumstances under Islamic rule in Bangladesh. There are continuous attacks on the Hindu community, with young children being killed in broad daylight and women and girls being sexually assaulted and murdered. We urge the Canadian government to take a leadership role globally and ensure that Canadian representatives highlight this severe ongoing humanitarian crisis affecting Hindus in Bangladesh. Watch Melissa Lantsman's statement highlighting the atrocities in Bangladesh. Hindu Canadian Foundation is one of the key organization working as a national advocacy body serving as a unifying voice for over 1 million Canadian Hindus. It focuses on political participation, youth leadership, festival organization, and defending community interests. working to Among them, the Hindu Canadian Network is the most prominent umbrella organization. Sign Up for Email Subscription Sign Up - Newsletter Support us by Donating Donate Dharmo Rakshati Rakshitah (धर्मो रक्षति रक्षितः) - Make A Statement From CA$15.28 Buy Now Previous Next

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Watch Partner Podcast A platform dedicated to the Community engagement, Learn and Listen True Insights Matter Welcome to Our Partner Podcast True Insights Matter provides a perspective to the current affairs and community support activity happening in Canada. Follow us on social media channels to get latest updates. Read More Your #vote Matters! Every Canadian Your #vote Matters! Every Canadian – Especially #Hindu Canadians – MUST Participate in Elections Canadian Hindus Ramotsav 2024 Canadian Hindus Expressing their Happiness on Ramlala Pran Paristha in Ayodhya - HCF Ramotsav 2024 Politics on the Edge: Navigating the Path "Politics on the Edge: Navigating the Liberal Crisis & the Next Liberal PM" Understanding what are the options. Khalistani Attack on Hindu Canadians Khalistani Attack on Hindu Canadians Unpacking the Events and the Road Ahead #khalistani #news HCF Holi On the Beach Festival 2024 Watch the recent Holi on the beach celebration by HCF in Hamilton Canada Canadian Hindus Ramotsav 2024 Canadian Hindus Expressing their Happiness on Ramlala Pran Paristha in Ayodhya - HCF Ramotsav 2024 Ganpati Visharjan Brantford CANADA, Ganpati Visharjan Brantford CANADA, Lake Side, 2023 by Brantford Hindu Community. A great celebration organized in community getting everyone together. Grand Holi Celebration in 2023 Holi Celebration in Canada by Hindu Canadian Foundation. An amazing celebration full of dance Masti and color. Enjoy this highlights video. All rights reserved to HCF. #holi #holispecial #holicanada #canada #hindu #color #happiness #indian #holidhamal #holisong Trailer Ramleela Manchan Oakville Hindu Canadian Foundation is hosting Ramleela with 60+ theoretical artist in Oakville Canada. This is one of the grand indoor Ramleela Manchan with Several audio. Visual effects. Immerse yourself in this amazing celebration with lots of other Fun Activities Deepawali. 108 Kids Chanting Hanuman Chalisa Hanuman Chalisa Chanting by 108 Kids in Hindu Samaj Temple, Canada. Supported by Hindu Canadian Foundation. #canada #hindu #jaishreeram #ayodhya Ganpati Visharjan Brantford CANADA, Mere Ghar Ram Aaye hai Dance by Kashvi in Canadian cold weather. #jaishreeram #canada #winter HCF Deepawali Mahotsav 2024 HCF Hosted deepawali Celebration at Oakville. The event was joined by ~1500+ people

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Khalistani Extremism - Call for Action Stand United Against the Targetted Attack on Hindu Canadians by Khalistani Extremists Send Email to LawMakers Honorable MP [ Name] I am writing to express deep concern over the recent surge in attacks targeting Hindu places of worship across Canada. These incidents not only threaten the safety and sanctity of religious sites but also undermine the multicultural fabric of our nation. It is imperative that we implement robust policies to safeguard all places of worship and ensure the security of their congregants. Recent Incidents: November 2024: Violence erupted at the Hindu Sabha Mandir in Brampton, Ontario, where demonstrators clashed, leading to injuries and arrests. Prime Minister Justin Trudeau condemned the violence, emphasizing the need for peaceful dialogue. August 2024: The Lakshmi Narayan Mandir in Surrey, British Columbia, was vandalized with anti-India and pro-Khalistan posters, causing distress within the Hindu community. July 2024: The BAPS Shri Swaminarayan Mandir in Edmonton, Alberta, was defaced with graffiti labeling prominent Hindu figures as "terrorists." This act was widely condemned by community leaders and politicians. January 2023: The Gauri Shankar Temple in Brampton was defaced with anti-India and anti-Hindu graffiti, sparking outrage and calls for increased security measures. Community Impact: These attacks have instilled fear among Hindu Canadians, leading to concerns about their safety and well-being. The desecration of sacred spaces not only affects the immediate community but also poses a threat to the principles of religious freedom and tolerance that Canada upholds. Call to Action: I urge you to consider the following measures to protect places of worship: Enhanced Security Funding: Allocate resources to increase security infrastructure at vulnerable religious sites, including surveillance systems and physical barriers. Legislative Measures: Introduce stricter penalties for hate crimes targeting places of worship to deter potential offenders. Community Engagement: Foster dialogue between law enforcement agencies and religious communities to address security concerns and build trust. Public Awareness Campaigns: Educate the broader public about the importance of religious tolerance and the consequences of hate-motivated actions. By implementing these measures, we can work towards ensuring that all Canadians, regardless of their faith, can practice their religion without fear. Protecting places of worship is not just about safeguarding buildings; it is about upholding the values of diversity and inclusion that define our nation. Thank you for your attention to this pressing matter. I look forward to your support in promoting policies that protect the rights and freedoms of all religious communities in Canada. First name(Required) Last name(Required) Email Phone Address Yes, subscribe me to your newsletter. Donation (Optional) CA$11 CA$21 CA$51 Submit

Holi is more than a jubilant display of colors; it's a profound celebration of Hindu Culture & Traditions, values, and community spirit. While its universal themes of love and renewal resonate globally, acknowledging and celebrating Holi as a Hindu festival ensures that its rich heritage and significance remain intact for generations to come. Holi - A Hindu Festival Holi is more than a jubilant display of colors; it's a profound celebration of Hindu Culture & Traditions, values, and community spirit. While its universal themes of love and renewal resonate globally, acknowledging and celebrating Holi as a Hindu festival ensures that its rich heritage and significance remain intact for generations to come. Register for HOLI Event All About HOLI Hindu Festival Holi, often hailed as the "Festival of Colors," , this replacement descriptive phrase was used for people who did not not understand the actual meaning of Holi, We suggest this phrase only be used to educate the people rather than actually referring to festival, is a jubilant Hindu festival marking the arrival of spring, the triumph of good over evil, and the celebration of love and community. Observed predominantly in India and Nepal, its exuberant festivities have captivated hearts worldwide. Ancient Roots and Cultural Significance. Celebrated on the full moon day of Phalguna (As per Hindu Calendar), which falls between February and March, Holi is a vibrant Hindu spring festival famously known as the "Festival of Colors." The festival is renowned for its joyful traditions of throwing colored powders and splashing water. While Holi has its roots in Bharat (India), Origin of Hindu Dharm, where it is marked as national holiday, its exuberant and lively spirit has captured hearts worldwide. People from diverse nationalities, religions, and backgrounds join in the festivities, making it a truly global celebration. Hindu Canadians Celebrate Holi very enthusiastically across Canada despite the weather challenges, watch out Hindu Canadian Foundation Celebration from 2024: Holi's origins are deeply embedded in Hindu History and Culture, with several legends elucidating its significance: The Legend of Prahlad and Holika: Central to Holi is the tale of Prince Prahlad, a devout follower of Bhagwan Vishnu, and his tyrannical father, King Hiranyakashipu. Displeased with his son's devotion, the king enlisted his sister, Holika, who possessed a boon rendering her immune to fire, to kill Prahlada. She coaxed him into sitting on a pyre with her, but through divine intervention, Holika perished while Prahlad emerged unscathed. This symbolizes the victory of righteousness over malevolence and is commemorated with the Holika Dahan, a ritualistic bonfire on the eve of Holi. The Playful Acts of Bhagwan Shri Radha and Shri Krishna: Another cherished legend recounts the youthful escapades of Bhgwan Krishn, who playfully applied color to his beloved Radha's face, addressing his insecurities about their differing skin tones. This act of love and unity is reenacted during Holi, fostering a sense of togetherness and joy among participants. The Essence of Holi as a Hindu Festival: While Holi's vibrant celebrations have transcended geographical boundaries, it's imperative to recognize and honor its Hindu origins: Cultural Integrity: Holi is intricately linked to Hindu traditions , rituals, and stories. Celebrating it as a Hindu festival ensures that its profound cultural and spiritual meanings are preserved and respected. Avoiding Cultural Appropriation: As Holi gains global popularity, there's a risk of its rituals being adopted without understanding their significance, leading to cultural appropriation. Recognizing Holi's Hindu roots fosters respectful engagement and appreciation. Strengthening Community Bonds: For Hindu communities worldwide, Holi serves as a vital link to their heritage, reinforcing cultural identity and unity. Holi is more than a jubilant display of colors; it's a profound celebration of Hindu Culture, values, and community spirit. While its universal themes of love and renewal resonate globally, acknowledging and celebrating Holi as a Hindu festival ensures that its rich heritage and significance remain intact for generations to come. HCF's Appeal: Upholding Holi's Cultural Integrity We request all community organizations and individuals to recognize and celebrate Holi as a Hindu festival, honoring its rich cultural origins. This acknowledgment is vital for preserving the identity and traditions associated with Holi. Recently, there have been instances where Holi has been misrepresented negatively, portraying it inaccurately and undermining its true essence. We must remain vigilant against such portrayals and address any misconceptions within our communities. By collectively ensuring that Holi is celebrated with respect to its Hindu roots, we safeguard its cultural significance and promote a genuine understanding of the festival's joyous spirit. Consider Supporting US * Full Name * Email * Phone * Donation CA$51 CA$101 CA$251 CA$501 Tell us what inspired your donation (optional) Your inspiration matters, Every story fuels our mission and deepens our collective impact. 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MAPLE - Mission to Amplify Participation, Leadership & Excellence #youth #hcf MAPLE MAPLE is a flagship youth initiative of the Hindu Canadian Foundation (HCF), created to nurture the next generation of leaders with values rooted in participation, service, and cultural dignity. Through MAPLE, young voices are amplified, talents are cultivated, and pathways to leadership are opened WHY MAPLE? MAPLE: Mission to Amplify Participation, Leadership & Excellence . Empowering Youth. Inspiring Leadership. Building Excellence. MAPLE is a flagship youth initiative of the Hindu Canadian Foundation (HCF), created to nurture the next generation of leaders with values rooted in participation, service, and cultural dignity. Through MAPLE, young voices are amplified, talents are cultivated, and pathways to leadership are opened. Our Mission: Participation: Encourage youth to actively engage in community, cultural, and civic life. Leadership: Develop confident leaders who embody responsibility, vision, and compassion. Excellence: Inspire the pursuit of personal growth, academic achievement, and collective success. What We Do: Organize workshops, mentorship programs, and leadership camps to equip youth with practical skills. Create platforms for dialogue, advocacy, and cultural expression. Celebrate youth achievements and provide opportunities for networking and collaboration. Why MAPLE Matters MAPLE is more than a program, it’s a movement to empower Hindu youth across Canada to rise as changemakers. By fostering participation, leadership, and excellence, MAPLE ensures that the voices of young people are heard, respected, and celebrated in shaping a vibrant future. First name Last name Phone Address Valid Email* Register I agree to HCF Emailing Policy. * Interested? Opportunities to Elevate the Voices of Hindu Canadians? Join Our TEAM TODAY! namaste@hinducanadian.org www.hinducanadian.org