Results of the ‘Connecting British Hindus Survey’
The results of the ‘Connecting British Hindus Research Programme’ were published recently, in a 76-page report that can be accessed here.
It was the first government-funded research project into Hindus living in Britain, and aimed to give an insight into the views of Hindus regarding various issues affecting the community. The research was carried out and published by the Hindu Forum and the Runnymede Trust, an organisation that has carried out many similar research projects relating to other communities.
July 29th, 2006 at 2:31 am
Read the article re survey of the wants of Hindus and the govt. You should look at what is being encouraged in NZ as a guidance and then develop what is suitable in UK.
July 29th, 2006 at 1:51 pm
Hey. What exactly is being encouraged in NZ?
July 30th, 2006 at 11:22 pm
It has been a wonderful idea that this surveys were done. All the issues raised were bread and butter issues for all Hindus. Whatever we want to get in this lovely country, we have to be united with one voice, we have to abide by the law of the land and be good citizens. That is the most important thing which we all have to remember even in our sleep!
We have to cooperate with the organisations, forgetting our self interests for power and prestige. We also need to teach our youngsters by way of youth clubs and teaching our culture and religion. We are only responsible for our next generation.
Please keep up the good work.