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Official Declaration & Mandate

Vishwa Hindu Parishad

Aims & Objects, Convictions, Guidelines & Motto

The Vishwa Hindu Parishad was founded to bring all Hindus living in Bharat and across the world together on one platform—transcending differences of caste, creed, sect, region, language, and modes of worship to realise civilisational solidarity, moral renaissance, and the universal wellbeing of mankind.

धर्मो रक्षति रक्षितःवसुधैव कुटुम्बकम्Official Mandate · Vikas Yatra
Parishad's Constitution · First Paragraph

Definition of a Hindu

हिन्दू की संवैधानिक परिभाषा

This has been presented thus in the first paragraph of the Parishad's Constitution:

भारतीयर्षि सम्प्रोक्तान् इहामृतार्थ साधकान् । योऽङ्गीकरोति सश्रद्धं तत्सिद्धान्तान् सनातनान् ॥

महात्मभिर्दिव्य शीलैः काले काले प्रवर्तितान् । साम्प्रदायानाद्रियते यः सर्वान् पारमार्थिकान् ॥

यत्रकुत्रापि जातोऽसोवास्तु यः कोऽपि जन्मना । सच्छीलौदार चरितः सोऽत्र हिन्दूरिति स्मृतः ॥

Hindu is one —

01ऋषि प्रणीत सनातन सिद्धान्त एवं चार पुरुषार्थ

Acceptance of the Rishis' Eternal Principles & Four Purusharthas

Who with due humility and faith accepts the eternal beneficial principles propounded by the Rishis of Bharat with bonafide intention of ensuring material prosperity and spiritual attainment together with four Purusharthas (valorous achievables of human beings) viz. Dharma (righteous conduct), Artha (material acquisition), Kama (satisfying the physical needs) and Moksha (Salvation);

Four PurusharthasDharma, Artha, Kama, MokshaRishis of BharatMaterial & Spiritual Attainment
02सर्व सम्प्रदाय समभाव एवं आदर

Equal Respect & Adoration to All Spiritual Creeds and Sects

Who evinces equal respect and adoration to all religious and spiritual creeds and sects founded from time to time by great divine souls of sublime, noble character;

Mutual AdorationSpiritual PluralismSublime Noble CharacterSectarian Harmony
03सच्छील, औदार्य चरित्र एवं विश्वव्यापी दृष्टिकोण

Universal Birth, Liberal Outlook & Moral Character

The one, let him be born at any time and at any place in Bharat or other countries, who possesses liberal outlook, good conduct and moral character.

Universal CharacterLiberal OutlookHigh Moral ConductGlobal Inclusivity
Part I · Section 1

Aims and Objects

ध्येय एवं उद्देश्य

The Vishwa Hindu Parishad is formed to bring all the Hindus living in Bharat and various countries of the world together on one platform irrespective of their differences like castes / creeds / sects / modes of worship with a view to realise the following aims and objects:

01अखण्ड व संगठित समाज

Standing Up as One, Organised & Wholesome Society

To make all Hindus living in Bharat and foreign countries to stand up as one, organised and wholesome society by eliminating the differences crept in, on account of language, region, creed, caste, and class; by giving them an experience of unity and integrity; and by inculcating among them a spirit of glory, firm faith and devotion towards the Dharma and culture.

National & Global UnityEradication of DifferencesFirm Faith & DevotionIntegrity
02नैतिक व आध्यात्मिक उत्थान

Evolving & Protecting Moral and Spiritual Values

To evolve and expand the Hindu values of moral and spiritual life and to ensure their protection.

Moral RegenerationSpiritual LifeValue ProtectionCultural Continuity
03सामाजिक समरसता व अस्पृश्यता निवारण

Integrating Society by Banishing Untouchability

To integrate the neglected classes with rest of the Hindu society by banishing the very spirit of untouchability.

Samajik SamrastaAbolition of UntouchabilityEqual DignitySocial Integration
04वैश्विक बन्धुत्व व सौहार्द

Mutual Bond of Amity Among Hindus Worldwide

To establish a mutual bond of amity and affinity among Hindus living in various countries of the world on the basis of Dharma and culture by extending necessary assistance and guidance for creating among them a sense of faith and confidence about Dharma and culture.

Global DiasporaMutual Amity & AffinityCultural GuidanceFaith & Confidence
05मानव मात्र का कल्याण

Time-Tuned Tenets for the Wellbeing of Mankind

To propagate the time-tuned interpretations of the tenets of Hindu Dharma and ensure their practical applications for the wellbeing of entire mankind.

Universal WellbeingTimeless TenetsPractical ApplicationGlobal Harmony
06परावर्तन एवं पुनर्वास

Re-admitting & Rehabilitating Separated Brethren

To admit back to Hindu Dharma those of our brothers separated or converted from Hindu Dharma but who still cherish an attachment towards Hindu way of life—and to rehabilitate them.

Paravartan (Homecoming)RehabilitationAncestral HeritageFraternal Acceptance
Part II · Section 2

Foundational Convictions

दृढ़ विश्वास एवं अटल संकल्प

Right from its inception, the Vishwa Hindu Parishad has undertaken various types of programmes, which have helped us not only to bring about harmony amid the Hindu society; but also to dispel all types of evil customs, vices and bad practices; to organise the youths and awaken the women power; to enhance the level of interest in the Dharma Anushthanas. Besides, the converted brethren should have an ardent desire to return to the Dharma of their ancestors; the aptitude for protection, preservation and rearing of cows is awakened. Special respectful interest is created for Sanskrit language and its literature.

For raising the above tasks on to the pedestal of success, the Parishad right from the beginning had nourished the following convictions:

Principle 01Absolute Equality
No body is untouchable in Hindu society.

नास्ति अस्पृश्यो जनः कश्चित् — सर्वे भ्रातरः मानवाः

A foundational principle affirmed by revered Dharmacharyas and saints from all sampradayas at Prayagraj in 1966. Untouchability has zero sanction in Hindu scriptures and is an abhorrent social distortion that must be eradicated unconditionally from thought and practice.

Principle 02Pluralistic Oneness
In spite of being believers in different modes of worship, all Hindus are a part and parcel of this mammoth harmonious society.

एकं सद् विप्रा बहुधा वदन्ति

Respecting diversity of upasana (worship)—whether Shaiva, Vaishnava, Shakta, Sikh, Jain, Buddhist, Vedic, or indigenous folk traditions. All streams form integral branches of one vast, harmonious civilisational tree.

Principle 03Temple-Led Advancement
In the changed circumstances, the Mutts, Mandirs and religious places should be seen not merely as the centers of devotion, worship and adoration, but also as the nodal points of service and social advancement; and as the centers of Hindu consolidation and Sanskars (refining processes).

Places of worship must serve as dynamic community epicenters providing healthcare, schooling, skill training, moral refinement, and social welfare, driving holistic progress in every locality.

Principle 04Dignity for All
We must ensure a place of honour for all our brethren of the neglected sections of our society through our liberal and affable behaviour.

True social harmony cannot be achieved through laws alone; it demands genuine brotherly love, open-hearted mutual respect, social intimacy, and affable conduct toward every section of society.

Principle 05Universal Solidarity
The Hindu society spread all over the world should express their solidarity with our exploited brothers in those areas of Bharat, where the Hindus have already become or likely to become a minority and thus give boost to their morale.

Wherever Hindu families face persecution, demographic marginalisation, or socio-political vulnerability, the global fraternity must stand resolutely with them in moral, legal, and humanitarian solidarity.

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