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Hindu Heritage Month observation should be based on Vedic philosophy of the world as one big family, says Canada India Foundation

Hindu Heritage Month observation should be based on Vedic philosophy of the world as one big family, says Canada India Foundation

Nov 27, 2020, at 04:28 am

Toronto/IBNS: As the Hindu Heritage Month in Ontario is nearing its conclusion,  it is a good time to ponder, explain and understand ideas and concepts behind Hinduism, the most ancient of all religions that continues to illuminate humankind to this day, said Canada-India Foundation (CIF).