Three Paths.
One Purpose.
Learn your tradition. Practise your devotion. Serve your community. Forty-eight years strong — with the road to fifty ahead, and room for you in it.
A Tradition That Can Explain Itself.
From a four-year-old's first story to a retiree studying Sanskrit. 50+ classes across five learning streams — and the new Asian Centre for Hindu Studies opening in 2028.
Come Sit With Us.
Monthly bhajans. Ten major festivals a year. Online chanting on every auspicious day. A living spiritual home — not a museum.
Wisdom in Action.
Mitra. Bandhu. Chakra. Mantranam. Four programmes, one principle — show up where it matters. 200 inmates counselled weekly. Elder homes across the island. Marriages held together.
Jnana — Learn
From a four-year-old hearing her first story from the Ramayana to a retiree studying Sanskrit — or a Tuesday evening on the mat with Vedic Yoga. A tradition that can explain itself to its own children.
Explore classes → Vedic Yoga & Chanting →
Bhakti — Worship
Monthly bhajans, festival celebrations, prayer circles. A living spiritual home where devotion is practised, not performed.
Find a gathering →
Sevaa — Serve
Four programmes — Mitra (inmate counselling), Bandhu (elder befriending), Chakra (youth on probation), Mantranam (marriage counselling). Wisdom that doesn't stay in the classroom — it shows up where it's needed.
See how we serve →In 1978, a group of Hindu professionals realised something troubling: their children couldn't explain their own faith.
Not because Hinduism lacked depth — but because no one was teaching it in a way that Singapore's next generation could receive. So they did what Hindus have done for millennia. They gathered. They organised. And they began.
What started as a Sunday school has grown into three paths — learning, worship, and service — under one roof. Today: 50+ classes, 200 inmates counselled weekly, ten major Bhakti gatherings a year, 24 partner organisations, and a debt-free balance sheet sustained entirely by the community.
In 2028, Hindu Centre turns fifty. The next two years are the road there — with the Asian Centre for Hindu Studies on the horizon and a new generation of Yuvashakti finding its voice.
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Find Your Path
Whether you arrive through knowledge, devotion, or service — there is a programme waiting for you. Choose your entry point below.
Learn
Jnana — the path of knowledge
- Balagurukulam (Children ages 4-16) →
- Adult Hindu Studies →
- Sanskrit Language Classes →
- Lecture Series & Seminars →
- Publications & Resources →
Worship
Bhakti — the path of devotion
- Monthly Bhajan Sessions →
- Festival Celebrations →
- Prayer Circles →
- Scriptural Reading Groups →
- Special Pujas →
Serve
Sevaa — the path of service
- Mitra — Eldercare Befriending →
- Bandhu — Family Support →
- Chakra — Prison Chaplaincy →
- Mantranam — Counselling →
- Register interest in Yuvashakti →
Upcoming Events
Guru Purnima Observance
An evening honouring the teachers who carry the tradition forward. Bhajans, discourse, and Taranga dance ensemble. All welcome.
Balagurukulam Open Morning
Thinking of enrolling your child? Meet our 12 volunteer teachers, see Sanatana Dharma taught in story, song, and play. Ages 5–15.
Navaratri at the Centre
Ten nights of devotional singing, classical dance, and worship of the Devi — with partner organisations from across the Hindu ecosystem.
Your next step
starts here.
However you give your time, your knowledge, or your support — it reaches someone who needs it.
Volunteer
Give time through Mitra, Bandhu, Chakra, Mantranam or Balagurukulam.
Learn
50+ classes across five streams — from children’s stories to Sanskrit to the Gita.
Donate to the Road to 50
Fund the Jubilee, the new Asian Centre for Hindu Studies, and the next chapter of Yuvashakti.
Yuvashakti
Our youth circle is being revived for the 2028 Jubilee — register your interest and help shape it.