FAQs
Q: What is APPG British Hindus?
A: The All-Party Parliamentary Group (APPG) British Hindus is a group of Members of Parliament and Peers from all political parties in the UK, who are interested in promoting the welfare of the British Hindu community.
Q: What is the purpose of the APPG British Hindus?
A: The purpose of the APPG British Hindus is to provide a platform for parliamentarians to engage with and represent the interests of British Hindus, as well as to encourage dialogue and understanding between the Hindu community and the wider society.
Q: How can I get involved with the APPG British Hindus?
A: If you are interested in getting involved with the APPG British Hindus, you can contact the group directly and join the mailing list to find out more about their work and how you can support their activities.
Q: What kinds of issues do the APPG British Hindus work on?
A: The APPG British Hindus works on a wide range of issues that affect the British Hindu community, including issues related to healthcare, education, employment, social inclusion, and community cohesion.
Q: Is the APPG British Hindus only for Hindus?
A: No, the APPG British Hindus is open to all Members of Parliament and Peers who are interested in promoting the welfare of the British Hindu community, regardless of their own religious or cultural background.
Q: What are some of the achievements of the APPG British Hindus?
A: The APPG British Hindus have been instrumental in advocating for the inclusion of Hinduism as a religion option on the next UK census, as well as in raising awareness about the contributions made by British Hindus to society. The group has also provided a platform for dialogue between the Hindu community and policy-makers and has supported initiatives aimed at improving the well-being of the community.