OUR CORE PILLARS
Seva
Over 4,277 service projects across health, education, and self-empowerment, strengthening communities through dedicated action.
Suraksha
Protecting and promoting Sanskrit, cow protection, and dharmic values that form the foundation of our civilisation.
Sanskar
Empowering youth, women, and families through Bajrang Dal, Durga Vahini, and Matrushakti initiatives.
Sanghthan
Supporting Hindu communities worldwide, fostering unity and cultural continuity across nations.
SERVICE & ACHIEVEMENTS
Shri Ram Janmabhumi Mandir
After decades of principled effort, the historic Shri Ram Janmabhumi Mandir stands as a testament to civilisational continuity and collective determination. This sacred milestone represents the restoration of a heritage site of profound spiritual significance.
Six Decades of Service
From our founding in 1964 to the Golden Jubilee in 2014-2015, VHP has grown into a strong, effective, and enduring organisation present in lakhs of villages and towns across India and beyond.
LEADERSHIP
A concise directory of office-bearers guiding VHP’s organisational, cultural, and service work across Bharat and the world.
Advocate Shri Alok Kumar Ji
अधिवक्ता श्री आलोक कुमार जी
Shri Milind Parande Ji
श्री मिलिंद परांडे जी
Shri Bajrang Lal Bagra Ji
श्री बजरंग लाल बागड़ा जी
Dr. Shri Surendra Kumar Ji Jain
डॉ. श्री सुरेंद्रकुमार जी जैन
Shri Venkat Koteshwar Rao Ji
श्री वेंकट कोटेश्वर राव जी
Dr. Mohan Ji Manghnani
डॉ मोहन जी मंघनानी
Know More About Hindu Dharma
Hindu Dharma is not merely a religion but a comprehensive way of life that has guided humanity for millennia. It encompasses profound philosophical insights, ethical principles, and spiritual practices that lead to individual and collective well-being.
At its core, Dharma represents the eternal principles of righteousness, duty, and cosmic order. It teaches us to live in harmony with nature, respect all forms of life, and pursue truth through various paths suited to individual temperaments.
Core Principles:
- Dharma – Righteousness and moral duty
- Karma – Law of cause and effect
- Moksha – Liberation and self-realization
- Ahimsa – Non-violence and compassion
Institutional Foundation
Established with the blessings of India’s spiritual leadership on the auspicious occasion of Shri Krishna Janmashtami in 1964, the Vishwa Hindu Parishad has grown into a permanent institution serving Hindu society across the world.
सेवा परमो धर्मः
Service is the highest dharma
