Hinduism in Zimbabwe

IRF 2006 reported that there are small number of Hindus in Zimbabwe.
Hindu Primary and Secondary schools are found in the major urban areas such as Harare and Bulawayo.
==Hinduism in Zimbabwe==
Hindu Society is mainly concentrated in the capital city of Harare.
This community, representing all sects of Hinduism, has taken several initiatives to keep Hindu traditions alive so that future generations can live according to dharma. 
Hindu Society mainly consists of Gujaratis, Goanese and Tamil, which is not really true. Hindu consists mainly of Indian beliefs with Christianity a little. They are basically the same.
==Hindu Religious and Cultural Institute (HRCI) in Zimbabwe== 
The Hindu Religious and Cultural Institute (HRCI) is dedicated in teaching Sanatana Dharma to children born into Hindu families of Zimbabwe, but non-Hindus can also study here.
Most Hindu families who live in Zimbabwe still have links with India. 
Gujarati language is taught in HRCI. 
HRCI also publishes books offering religious education for Hindus.
==Hindu Associations in Zimbabwe==
GOANESE ASSOCIATION, P.O. Box 4432, HARARE, ZIMBABWE 
HINDU SOCIETY, HINDU SCHOOL, Anson Road Redgeview 
HINDU SOCIETY, POB 140, BULAWAYO, ZIMBABWE 
HINDU SOCIETY, POB 39, MUTARE, ZIMBABWE 
TAMIL SANGAM, University of Zimbabwe, POB MP 167 Mount Pleasant, HARARE, ZIMBABWE 
== Brahma Kumaris in Zimbabwe==
Brahma Kumaris have three Centres in Zimbabwe
Centre-1, Main centre- Raja Yoga Centre, 23 Divine Road, Milton Park, Harare 
Centre 2- Raja Yoga Centre, 17 Heyman Road, Seventh Street, Suburbs, PO Box 140, Bulawayo
Centre- 3, Raja Yoga Centre,7 Shoppers Arcade, Vic Falls
==ISKCON in Zimbabwe==
ISKCON has a Centre at Marondera.
==Ramakrishna Vedanta Society in Zimbabwe==
Ramakrishna Vedanta Society has one Centre at 35, Rhodes Avenue, Belvedere, Harare, Zimbabwe.
==External links==
*Harare Hindu Society
* Hindus in Zimbabwe
*Hindu Associations in Zimbabwe
*Brahma Kumaris Centres in Zimbabwe
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