Hindu YUVA-Youth for Unity, Virtues and Action

Q: Do I have to be Hindu to join?

No — Hindu YUVA explicitly welcomes both Hindu and non-Hindu students. The club aims to raise awareness about Hinduism for anyone curious about the religion and culture.

Q: What happens at weekly meetings?

Meetings include a mix of team-building games, yoga and meditation, and debates and presentations about Hinduism.

Q: What is the purpose of the club beyond social gatherings?

The club aims to represent the interests of the Hindu community on campus and create a comfortable atmosphere for students to celebrate their culture — described as building 'a home away from home.'

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Hindu YUVA brings together Hindu and non-Hindu students to explore and celebrate Hinduism — one of the world's largest and oldest religions. Weekly meetings include team-building games, yoga and meditation, debates, and presentations. The goal is to build a small Hindu community at Berkeley where students can discover a home away from home and celebrate their culture together.

01Do I have to be Hindu to join?+

02What happens at weekly meetings?+

03What is the purpose of the club beyond social gatherings?+