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In yet another unprovoked act, Khalistanis attacked a Tiranga Car Rally at Griffith in regional New South Wales on 11 June 2023. Rally participants accused police of bias and prioritising the removal of Indian flags from their cars rather than apprehending the attackers. A convoy of cars carrying Indian flags was driving on Clifton Boulevarde… Continue reading Another sword attack by Khalistanis in Australia

Indian folk music icon – Malini Awasthi enchanted the audience last night with her staggering repertoire of Indian folk and Hindi songs at Sydney’s Whitlam Centre. Showcasing her versatility, she sang jhumar, dadra, nirwahi, phaag, sohar and chhat genres as well as Hindi film songs with equal finesse. Her rendition of the classic Awadhi dadra… Continue reading Malini mesmerises Sydney

Several hundred Sydney-siders turned up to enjoy the Australian Hindu Association’s (‘AHA’) inaugural Hindu Seva Day at Granville Town Hall on 28 August 2022. Organised by the AHA’s humanitarian arm – the Australian Hindu Humanitarian Fund (‘AHHF’), it was a fun-filled day with music, dancing and food aplenty. The event commenced with prayers by Pundit… Continue reading Hindu Seva Day

16 August marks the 76th anniversary of Direction Action Day. On this day in 1946, thousands of Hindus were killed in Calcutta, Howrah, Noakhali, Metiaburz, Kidderpore, Ballyganj, Mominpur, and many other parts of Bengal. Direction Action Day was the catalyst for the disintegration of Bharat into India and Pakistan. The Muslim League had met in… Continue reading Direct Action Day: the forgotten massacres of Hindus

Australian Hindu Professionals (‘AHP’) – the Australian Hindu Association’s newest division is up and running. Formed to mentor students, assist recent migrants and provide advice and support to professionals or budding professionals, AHP will support both the employed and the self-employed. About 90% of AHA members come from a professional background. AHP members have expertise… Continue reading Australian Hindu Professionals launched

Several dozen Australian Hindus gathered today at Melbourne’s Federation Square in support of Hindu victims of terror. Addressing the event, Australian Hindu Association (‘AHA’) secretary – Bharti Kundal announced that the AHA’s humanitarian wing – the Australian Hindu Humanitarian Fund was transferring A$1,500 into the bank account of Kanhaiya Lal’s wife to assist the deceased’s… Continue reading Australian Hindus rally for Hindu victims of terror

Family members of at least one of the Australian Defence Forces Academy (‘ADFA’) cadets present at the Griffith Sikh Games were involved in organising the event, AHM has been told. Held between 11 and 12 June 2022, ‘Khalistan’ flags and posters of the terrorist – Jarnail Singh Bhindranwale were paraded at the event. The event… Continue reading Were families of ADFA cadets involved in organising the Griffith Sikh Games?

Hindu students of University of NSW were issued with an ultimatum by their Muslim counterparts to not screen The Kashmir Files or the actions that would be taken against them were ‘not gonna be lovely.’ At an almost two-hour meeting that took place between the two groups on Tuesday, 7 June 2022, the Muslim group… Continue reading ‘Those other actions are not gonna be lovely’: NSW Uni Muslims threaten Hindu Students

Today, the Australian Hindu Association (‘AHA’) unveiled its latest project – the Australian Hindu Humanitarian Fund (‘AHHF’). All philanthropic work of the AHA will now be channeled through AHHF. In the immediate term, AHHF will be focussing on the following: Assistance to Pakistani Hindu Refugees; Assistance to Hindu victims of rape, violence, looting, and destruction… Continue reading Australian Hindu Humanitarian Fund launched

‘Swastika’ must not be criminalised in proposed Nazi hate legislation he Australian Hindu Association welcomes the Queensland Government’s proposal to ban Nazi hate symbols. However, it is incorrect and offensive to Hindus, to describe the Nazi Hakenkreuz as Swastika. The word Swastika must not be used in the proposed Queensland legislation to refer to the… Continue reading AHA Press Statement