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25.01.2022 Happy Adhik maas, Purushottam maas. 18th Sept - 16th Oct. Rules for this month 1. DO charity 2.Follow Non violence 3. Do chanting... 4. No anger 5. Follow Bhakti (*devotion) 6. Do Fasting 7. Have holy bath in ocean or river. See more

24.01.2022 Hindu Council Australia appreciates the parliamentarians and multi-faith leaders for their understanding of our culture, their support to us in celebrating our festivals and taking a part in it. Scott Morrison (ScoMo) Jodi McKay MP Gladys Berejiklian Dan Andrews Julian Leeser MP Steven Marshall India in Australia (Consulate General of India, Sydney) India In Australia (High Commission Of India, Canberra) Hindu Council Australia-SA

24.01.2022 Tan mai masti mann mai umang, Dekar sabko apnapan guud mai jaise meethapan Hokar saath hum udaye patang Aur bhar le aakash mai apne rang.

24.01.2022 Michelle Rowland MP Wishing everyone #RepublicDay #australiaday

23.01.2022 Delhi Riots 2020 The Untold Story

23.01.2022 Hindu Council invites you to celebrate #Govardhan #Puja tomorrow - Sunday 15 November from 6 PM here on Facebook. An auspicious celebration of Arati, Kirtan, Storytelling, Jhankis and more all from the comfort of your own home. Event hosted by Australian School of Meditation and Yoga and featuring popular kirtan band Ashraya & highly respected teacher of Vedic and yoga philosophy Acharya Das

21.01.2022 Baisakhi (Vaishaki ) ki lakh lakh vadhaiya From Hindu Council of Australia family.

20.01.2022 Prime Minister of Australia and other dignitaries wishing Australian Hindu community for Deepavali 2020

20.01.2022 Do you know about the largest exodus in the history of independent India? Do you know about one of the largest ethnic cleansings in the world? How much do you k...now about the struggles of the Kashmiri Pandit community that became refugee in its own country? Want your questions taken up during the panel discussion? Mail them at [email protected] Watch the discussion live, here on FB page of Hindu Council of Australia.

20.01.2022 Greetings for Hindu New Year which is the first day of Chaitra Navratri Vikram Samvat 2078

20.01.2022 How are young people in Victoria experiencing the coronavirus (COVID-19) pandemic? The CALD Communities Taskforce is looking for Victorians aged between 1825 to complete a short, 20-minute, anonymous survey about their actions and experiences during the coronavirus (COVID-19) pandemic. The results of this survey will help the Taskforce understand how young people access, understand and act on coronavirus (COVID-19) restrictions, information and support. ... We would appreciate your assistance in distributing this survey to young people in your community who are able to take part. Eligible participants who complete the survey will receive a $20 gift card for a retailer of their choice for their time. Young people from culturally and linguistically diverse backgrounds are particularly encouraged to complete the survey. Learn more and complete the survey by 11.59pm, Sunday 29 November by using the following link. https://dhhschange.syd1.qualtrics.com///SV_b402yD2k07cD4SF This survey will inform how the Taskforce can best support young people during the coronavirus (COVID-19) pandemic and will not be used for commercial purposes. For more information about the survey and its use, please contact [email protected].

19.01.2022 Pre-history migration of Hindus to Australia A study of Indigenous Australian DNA has found that Indigenous Australians may have mixed with people of Indian origin about 4,200 years ago. The same study showed that flint tools and Indian dogs may have been introduced from India at about this time. A 2012 paper reports that there is also evidence of

19.01.2022 Vinayako Vighnaraja Dvaimatura Ganaadhipaaha Apyeka danta Herambha Lambodara Gajaanana What it means: Ganesha is the destroyer and controller of all obstacles and is the commander of all the attendants of Shiva (or ‘Ganas’).

18.01.2022 When the conch (Shankha) is blown, the primal sound of Om emerges. Om is the sound that was emanated by God before creation of the universes. The conch (sankha) is one of the attributes of Lord Vishnu. It is said that once a demon name Sankhasura harassed the Demigods and stole the Vedas and hid himself in an ocean. Lord Visnu incarnated as a huge golden fish ie Matsya Avatar and killed the demon. After this the Lord is supposed to have blown the conch- shaped bone of the e...ar of Sankhasura. From this, arose the sound Om and from this sound emerged the Vedas. The conch is therefore known as sankha after Sankhasura. The conch of Lord Vishnu or Lord Krishna is called the Pancajanya. It represents dharma or righteousness, which is one of the four objectives (purusarthas) of human life. The sound of the conch also symbolises the victory of the good over the evil. During the ancient times, conches would be also blown before the start of a battle. Via Isckon

17.01.2022 Republic Day message from Our beloved PM Scott Morrison (ScoMo). Thank you.

17.01.2022 Primi Minister of Australia and other dignitaries wishing Australian Hindu community for Deepavali 2020

17.01.2022 Here is a fascinating map of all the places of ancient India as mentioned in Mahabharata. This map is put on display in Purana Qila, which is the ancient Indraprastha of Mahabharata. Take a look at the map and see the name of your region during those days.

16.01.2022 Welcoming our beloved PM Shri Scott Morrison (ScoMo) . Message from the Prime Minister Delighted to join the Indian community here in Perth for breakfast this morning. They’ve shown the very best of the Australian spirit during COVID-19, stepping up and supporting their community through the toughest time.... Thank you all for your warm welcome this morning. I’ll be back.

16.01.2022 Nav varsh ki Shubh kaamnaye

16.01.2022 Deepavali Fair Sydney - The Indian Festival of Lights Deepavali 2020 eSouvenir from Hindu Council of Australia Wish you and your family a very "Shubh Deepavali" #Diwali #deepawali2020 #deepavali #lights #festivaloflights #festival #indianfestival #celebration #hindu #sikh #buddism #jains #sweets #culture

15.01.2022 Victorian Multicultural Minister Hon Ros Spence and VMC Chair Vivienne Nguyen joined HCA and 20 Hindu organisations/temples in celebrating a Virtual Diwali.

14.01.2022 Australia! Dont fall for and enact a new Apartheid law By: Surinder Jain. Australia's biggest state NSW parliament is considering enacting a new law that may reintroduce apartheid in Australia. Not a Whites Only Immigration apartheid, but an apartheid based on Religion. A new bill has been introduced by The Hon Mark Latham MLC as a private member's bill in NSW

14.01.2022 Snap shot of how Hindu new year is celebrated across different parts of India.

12.01.2022 Hindu Council of Australia Victoria team is assisting international students in metropolitan Melbourne, by supplying grocery kits. Due to the current Stage 4 restrictions in Melbourne, most students have lost their jobs and are struggling to get food on their tables. HCA Victoria team, consisting of over 30 volunteers spread across several suburbs, is helping them every day by reaching out to them following the current restrictions. The Stage 4 lockdown is extended to the end... of September and we will continue to reach out to the needy students. We are happy to inform you all that so far we have distributed 800 grocery kits and our list is growing everyday. HCA Victoria team is thankful to the State Government of Victoria in providing financial assistance to support this effort. You can please contact us on 1300-849-278 https://hinducouncil.com.au//how-to-get-crisis-help-from-/

12.01.2022 Hindu Council Australia Presents Gargi Awards 2020-2021 Celebrating Women's Accomplishment in Spirit of Women

11.01.2022 Do you want to be able to talk and defend Hindu dharma but don't know how to? Join the DHARMA AMBASSADORS free course brought by Hindu American Foundation to learn more about Hindu Dharma so that you can proudly defend and debate with anyone who questions it. 100S have trained under this course and now it is online. Join and take advantage of this free course and become DHARMA WARRIORS. Registration link - https://hinducouncil.com.au//dharma-ambassadors-introduct/... #Dharma #DharmaAmbassadors #dharmawarriors #freecourse #Virtual #onlineclasses #HAF #HinduAmericalFoundation

11.01.2022 Keeping Australians together at a time of COVID 19 Thank you Alan Tudge MP Scott Morrison (ScoMo) for recognising #HinduCouncilAustralia #HinduBenevolentFund #KarmaKitchenAustralia Letter from the #HonAlanTudgeMP, Acting Minister for Immigration, Citizenship, Migrant Services and Multicultural Affairs, that outlines the key elements of the speech Keeping Australians together at a time of COVID 19, which the Minister delivered at the National Press Club on 28 August 2020. ... Thank you. Multicultural Community Relations Section Social Cohesion Division Department of Home Affairs Canberra

10.01.2022 Australia Day and Republic Day Flag Hosting in Kellyville

10.01.2022 Wishing Prime Minister Narendra Modi modern Yogi and warrior by nature never give up attitude a very Safe and healthier Birthday Narendra Modi

10.01.2022 Happy Pongal What is the Pongal festival? The term 'Pongal' is derived from Tamil literature which means 'to boil'. It is an ancient festival of South India, particularly Tamils. It is basically a harvest festival which is celebrated for four-day-long in Tamil Nadu in the month of January-February (Thai) during the solar equinox after harvesting of crops like rice, sugarcane, turmeric, etc.... Pongal festival is a four-day celebration affair. Each day marked by different festivities- First day is called the Bhogi festival; Second day is called Thai Pongal; the Third day is called Mattu Pongal; the Fourth day is called Kaanum Pongal. Why is Pongal celebrated? According to Hindu Scripts, Lord Shiva once asked Basava (Bull) to visit on the Earth and ask the Human to have an oil massage and bath every day. But Basava (Bull) announced that eat daily and have an oil bath once a month. This makes Lord Shiva furious and he cursed the Basava (Bull) to live on the Earth forever and said that Basava (Bull) has to plow the fields and help people produce more food. Hence, people after harvesting celebrate this festival with crops and cattle. Importance of the Pongal It is basically a harvesting festival or it can be considered as the 'thanksgiving' festival' because this festival is celebrated to thank the Sun God and Lord Indra for helping farmers in getting better-yielding crops. During the festival, people reject old belongings and welcome new stuff. Significance of the Pongal As we know that India is an agricultural country and the majority of the festivals are inclined towards nature. Just like another festival, the Pongal is referred to as Uttarayan Punyakalam which bears special significance in Hinduism and is considered extremely auspicious.

10.01.2022 Hon Alex Hawke minister of immigaration and multicultural unfurling Indian Flag on the occasion of 72nd Indian Republic day at London court, Kellyville

10.01.2022 Emma Hurst - Protecting animals By: Surinder Jain. Emma Hurst, member of Animal Justice Party of Australia gave a talk to "Religions for Peace" interfaith group. The group has representative from all major faiths in Australia.... Emma talked about how she became a vegetarian and is now fighting for justice to animals. She is in favor of

07.01.2022 Amazing Artist god's gift to this talented Artist - @uniquedhavalkhatri Happy Birthday Modi Ji #pictureoftheday#photooftheday

06.01.2022 Thankyou India Thankyou India by Tibet singers. ... https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=N9NwqsCn77U

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05.01.2022 Dr Fiona Martin MP thank you for wishing Indian Australian community. #Australiaday #RepublicDay

05.01.2022 #InfinityFoundationAustralia Invites you for the Intellectual Kshatriya Webinar Series By Francois Gautier Journalist, Author and Historian. When Sept 19, 2020 Saturday Time 7.00-8.30 PM AEST

04.01.2022 We are natural friends, PM Scott Morrison (ScoMo) letter sums up very well the dynamics of our relationship #AustraliaDay #RepublicDay

03.01.2022 Jai Sri Krishna We are so happy to welcome you to the auspicious celebration of #Govardhan Puja hosted by Australian School of Meditation and Yoga on the #GoldCoast. Wishing you all a very happy #Deepavali ~ Our Evening's Program ~ 6:00 pm Welcome and Lamp Lighting... 6:02 pm Govardhan #Arati & #Kirtan with Ashraya 6:25 pm Discourse on Govardhan Puja by Sriman Acharya Das 7:00 pm Storytelling by Srimati Devaki Nandana Dasi: Govardhan Giridhari We hope you enjoy the evening. If you'd like more information about any of our offerings, you are welcome to get in touch: Ashraya is a popular kirtan band who have travelled the world sharing the gift of the Holy Names. They are currently livestreaming kirtans Friday and Sunday nights on The Mantra Room Gold Coast Their kirtans are available on Spotify, iTunes and all major platforms. Acharya Das is a disciple of Srila Bhaktivedanta Swami Prabhupada and Jagad Guru Siddhaswarupananda and is a highly respected teacher of Vedic and yoga philosophy and a practitioner of the transcendental science of #bhakti yoga. His discourses are available on facebook and youtube and on his website www.acharyadas.com Devaki Nandana Dasi is a disciple of Jagad Guru Siddhaswarupananda, she has a special gift for enthralling audiences of all ages by describing the wonderful pastimes of Lord Sri #Krishna. Her stories live here https://www.youtube.com/channel/UC79lBVASGPU4VZb3gVlGMBA Australian School of Meditation and Yoga is a not for profit charity dedicated to sharing the gifts of #yoga wisdom, kirtan, #meditation, yoga asanas and the benefits of the yoga lifestyle with all Australians. Their online programs are available on www.asmy.tv The beautiful #jhankis are lovingly #handcrafted by our dear friend Jagannath dasi and are a special feature at many Govardhan Puja and ##Janmashtami celebrations all around Australia. Namaste and thank you for joining our festival. Jai Sri Krishna

02.01.2022 Padmini Ekadashi (27/9/2020) Significance of Padmini Ekadashi :-... Lord Vishnu is mainly worshipped on Ekadashi. Like every other Hindu festival, on this day also devotees get up early in the morning and after taking a bath, perform puja of Lord Vishnu where they offer sacred food (Prasad), incense sticks, sandalwood paste, and flowers to the deity. . . Some devotees observe a strict fast and refrain from the consumption of food and water. Devotees recite Vishnu Purana and various mantras to please the deity and break the fast in Parana. . . Story of Padmini Ekadashi . . In Treta Yuga, there was a king named Kitravirya. He had many queens, but none of them was able to give him a son. So, with a desire to have a child, the king and his queens went to the forest and started performing penance. In the forest, queen Padmini once approached Anusuya and described their plight and agony. Anusuya suggested queen Padmini observe Ekadasi during the Adhika month to propitiate Lord Vishnu who will clear their sins and bless them with a child. . . Queen Padmini observed strict fast, and throughout the night she kept vigil listening to the glories of Lord Vishnu. Pleased with this, Lord Vishnu blessed him with a son. Thus, it is believed that this Ekadashi is named after Padmini, the Queen of King Kartavirya. . . . Om namo bhagavate vasudevaya . . . . . Happy Padmini Ekadashi dear brothers and sisters . . . . . Like, comment and share this information with your friends and family

02.01.2022 Mithaa gurh te vich mil geya til Udi patang te khil geya dil Har pal sukh te har vele shanti paao Rabb agge dua tusi Lohri khushiyaan naal manaao!... Happy Lohri See more

02.01.2022 Today Hindu Council of Australia family is 18000 strong.Thank you all for your continued support and patronage. Hindu Council of Australia seeks to raise all social, economic and political issues affecting Hindus living in Australia at appropriate forums. We strive hard to be vocal about such issues. We are grateful to all bandhugan who have encouraged us with their unwavering support.... Look forward to your continued patronage. Namaskar. Shubhratri.

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