Sanghatan

"Hindu Sanghatan" refers to the concept of Hindu organization and unity. It encompasses a broad spectrum of organizations and movements that aim to consolidate and strengthen the Hindu community. These groups often focus on:

• Cultural preservation:
  • Working to maintain and promote Hindu traditions, rituals, and philosophies.
  • Addressing perceived threats to Hindu cultural identity.
• Social reform:
  • Engaging in activities aimed at improving the social welfare of the Hindu community.
  • Addressing issues like caste discrimination and social inequality.
• Political advocacy:
  • Representing Hindu interests in the political sphere.
  • Advocating for policies that they believe benefit the Hindu community.
• Religious revival:
  • Promoting the study and practice of Hinduism.
  • Working to increase religious awareness and participation.

It's important to note that "Hindu Sanghatan" is a diverse concept, with various organizations holding differing ideologies and approaches. Some of the well known organizations that are involved in Hindu Sanghatan, are the Hindu Swayamsevak Sangh (HSS) and the Vishwa Hindu Parishad (VHP).