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20 Years of Dharmic Service | Global Hindu Heritage Foundation

India is a civilization where temples are not merely structures of stone, but living centers of faith, culture, and collective memory. For nearly two decades, the Global Hindu Heritage Foundation (GHHF) has worked tirelessly to protect Hindu temples, uphold Sanatana Dharma, and revive Hindu cultural consciousness across Bharat and the world. Founded in 2006 in the United States, GHHF has consistently transformed conviction into action— choosing responsibility over rhetoric, and service over silence. Today, GHHF actively works across 10 states in Bharat, carrying out 16 continuous grassroots activities that strengthen Dharma at the ground level. 🌿 Key Areas of Work • Freeing Hindu temples from government control • Protection of temple lands and sacred sites • Restoration of Grama Devata temples • Bala Samskar Kendras nurturing Sanatana values among children • Ghar Wapasi initiatives preventing forced conversions • Support to priests through Sponsor a Priest and Dhupa Deepa Naivedyam • Annadanam and humanitarian relief during crises • COVID relief: food, oxygen, medical support • Gaushala support and animal welfare • Environmental initiatives: tree plantation, water pandals • Eco-friendly Ganesh idol distribution • Women empowerment through skill training • Flood relief and disaster response • Cultural programs, symposiums, and awareness campaigns • Microphone sets and support for temple bhajans • Protection of sacred places like Tirumala, Tirupati, and Tiruchanur This film captures 20 years of Dharmic service— a journey defined not by numbers alone, but by commitment, sacrifice, and seva. Protecting Dharma is not the duty of a few. It is the shared responsibility of every conscious Hindu. Stand for Dharma. Stand for Temples. Stand for our civilizational legacy. 🔸 Global Hindu Heritage Foundation 🌐 www.savetemples.org Because Dharma protects those who protect Dharma. Jai Sri Ram.