Maha Mritunjay Yagya at Shree geeta Bhawan Birmingham UK 2024
Diwali celebrations in 10 Downing Street 2023
Diwali celebrations in 10 Downing Street hosted by the Honourable Prime Minister Rishi Sunak and his wife Lady Akshata Sunak in The Palace of Westminster on 8th and 9th November 2023
Ambe Ma Durga Bhawani
Moorti Sthapana Day Anniversary on Sunday 26th June 2022
Shat Chandi MahaYagya
Thursday 28th July to Sunday 31st July 2022
Hindu Leaders lunch reception at Lambeth Palace
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Archbishop of Canterbury and Acharya Dharm Dutt ji at Lambeth PalaceAcharya Dharm Dutt ji was invited to a Hindu Leaders lunch reception at Lambeth Palace on Monday 22nd November for a meeting with The Most Reverend and Right Honourable Justin Welby, Archbishop of Canterbury.
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Maha Vishnu Yagya 2015
Maha Vishnu Yagya was conducted by our Head Priest Shri Dharm Dutt Ji & 21 well known other scholars.
The NCHPUK was invited to South Korea
The National Council of Hindu Priests UK was invited to participate in World Alliance of Religions in Seoul in South Korea.
The Summit took place on 16th to 19th September 2014 where people were gathered from all over the world to show unity of all religions. On first day there were over one hundred twenty thousand people in Olympic stadium to show unity. On second day there was signing of Peace summit where world leaders presidents and vice presidents from over thirty five countries were gathered to sign the summit. On third day there was a peace march where thousands of people joined to show respect to one another.
The conference was attended by (pictures below) Acharya Dharm Dutt Sharma, Acharya Krishan Kant Attri MBE, and Pandit Shri Sunil Agnihotri.
The Summit took place on 16th to 19th September 2014 where people were gathered from all over the world to show unity of all religions. On first day there were over one hundred twenty thousand people in Olympic stadium to show unity. On second day there was signing of Peace summit where world leaders presidents and vice presidents from over thirty five countries were gathered to sign the summit. On third day there was a peace march where thousands of people joined to show respect to one another.
The conference was attended by (pictures below) Acharya Dharm Dutt Sharma, Acharya Krishan Kant Attri MBE, and Pandit Shri Sunil Agnihotri.
The NCHPUK organised an event at the House of Lords
On the 28th July 2014, the National Council of Hindu Priests UK organised an event at the House of Lords to honour some leaders of the UK. Hindu Community for their selfless services rendered to lead, inspire and motivate others.
Shree Chandi Maha Yagya Newcastle Hindu Temple 2014
Devotees participating in Shree Chandi Maha Yagna Newcastle Hindu Temple 2014
Hindu Priests at Shree Chandi Maha Yagna Newcastle Hindu Temple 2014
UK Religious leaders prayer for peace
Seven members of the Armed Forces Hindu Network (AFHN) accompanied by the Armed Forces Hindu Chaplain, Acharya Krishan Kant MBE, and the Gurkha priest, were cordially invited to celebrate ‘Diwali’, the most revered festival in the Hindu calendar, with the Prime Minister on 6 November. Over 100 members from the British-Hindu community were also present during the celebration.
The Prime Minister thanked the Hindu military contingent from the RN, Army including Gurkha Regiments and the RAF for their attendance and acknowledged the role the British Hindus play in the wider community. He emphasised the similarities between the different cultures and religions in the UK and mentioned the importance they all place on family values and a coherent society.
‘Diwali’ the festival of lights celebrates the triumph of good over evil and to be the ‘Force for Good’. This is represented by lighting ‘diyas’ (lamps) to illuminate the darkest night in the Hindu calendar.
The Prime Minister thanked the Hindu military contingent from the RN, Army including Gurkha Regiments and the RAF for their attendance and acknowledged the role the British Hindus play in the wider community. He emphasised the similarities between the different cultures and religions in the UK and mentioned the importance they all place on family values and a coherent society.
‘Diwali’ the festival of lights celebrates the triumph of good over evil and to be the ‘Force for Good’. This is represented by lighting ‘diyas’ (lamps) to illuminate the darkest night in the Hindu calendar.
AFHN members were invited to celebrate Deepawali with Prime Minister
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