A national body working for the protection of Hindu personal-law rights, religious education, social reform and the preservation of Sanatan Dharma — recognised by Govt. of India.
To uphold and protect the rights of Hindus in personal-law matters, and to build a society rooted in Dharma, justice, equality, compassion, knowledge and cultural pride.
Akhand Bhartiya Sanatan Dharma Hindu Vyaktigat Kanun Board is a duly registered organisation and operates in accordance with the applicable laws and regulatory framework of the Government of India.
लोका: समस्ता: सुखिनो भवन्तु — May all beings everywhere be happy and free.
The organisation is registered under the applicable laws of India and functions in accordance with the legal and regulatory requirements prescribed by the Government of India.
The Board's charter spans personal law, education, heritage and social welfare — set out below in the order adopted by the governing body.
A five-tier structure carries the Board's work from the national office down to every village and ward.
Each directorate is mirrored by a director at state and district level.
Focused cells and professional forums operate under the directorates above.
Ongoing skill, education and value-based training run by the Board's directorates. Sessions are held at the New Delhi office and through state and district units.
Free monthly sessions with advocates on marriage, inheritance, succession and personal-law rights.
Register interest →Foundational and advanced Hindu family values, Vedic chanting and scriptural study circles for all ages.
Register interest →Practical training in integrated farming, crop production, livestock, horticulture, water management and sustainable agricultural practices.
Register interest →Traditional wellness camps covering Yoga, Ayurveda and Naturopathy for healthy body and mind.
Register interest →Values-based leadership, civic responsibility and cultural training for young volunteers.
Register interest →Vocational skills, legal literacy and self-help group formation for women.
Register interest →Participants who successfully complete the prescribed training programs may receive a training certificate.
Initiatives currently underway or planned across the Board's directorates.
Restoration, documentation and protection of ancient temples and pilgrimage sites across states.
Research and drafting work towards a codified, modern Hindu personal law based on Dharma and equality.
Establishing value-based Gurukula centres in partnership with local mutts and ashrams.
Monthly camps offering legal counsel on marriage, inheritance, succession and family disputes.
Federating local SHGs for skill training, thrift & credit and micro-enterprise support.
A digital archive of scriptures, research papers and the Board's publications, free to access.
Establishing a centre for traditional knowledge, Sanatan Dharma studies, Sanskrit, Vedic sciences, philosophy and modern education.
Providing accessible mediation and counselling services for family, property, community and other civil disputes through peaceful settlement.
A dedicated centre for Ayurvedic medicine research, herbal innovation, traditional knowledge, product development and technology-based healthcare solutions.
Research · Education · Awareness · Policy · Social Harmony
The Hindu Students Social Science Club is a student wing of the Board that studies Hindu shastras and traditions, analyses social realities, and develops a Hindu perspective on society, education and public policy. Each unit of the Club shall have a Chairman, Vice Chairman, Assistant Chairman and a Director, supported by a Media In-Charge and 11 other Directors responsible for different areas of student activities, research, education, cultural programmes and social development. The Club aims to build awareness, leadership, empowerment and social harmony among the next generation, contributing to a unified and prosperous Bharat.
Ways to join, support or reach out to the Board.
Register as a member or volunteer of the Board. Fields marked * are required.
Submitting this form opens your email app with your details filled in, addressed to the Board office — nothing is sent until you send that email yourself.
The Board supports Self-Help Groups for thrift, skill-building and micro-enterprise, run under the Directorate of Women & Family Affairs and the Seva & Community Development Directorate.
Submitting this form opens your email app with your details filled in — nothing is sent until you send that email yourself.
Raise a grievance affecting the Hindu community in personal law, temple, social or cultural matters. The Directorates of Legal Awareness and Legal Research & Policy review every submission.
Submitting this form opens your email app with your details filled in — nothing is sent until you send that email yourself. For urgent matters, please call the helpline instead of waiting for a reply.
For legal guidance, temple disputes, grievances or general enquiries, call the Board office directly.
The Board confers this Award Certificate on individuals and organisations for outstanding contribution, dedicated service and remarkable effort towards Sanatan Dharma, Hindu traditions, Dharma Shastra, Hindu personal law, social service and national welfare.
"Service to Dharma is service to humanity."
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Dr. B. Ramachary leads the Board from its head office in Darya Ganj, New Delhi, guiding its national work on Hindu personal-law reform, religious education and the protection of Dharmic institutions. He is a researcher, educationist, entrepreneur, author and artist.
K. S. Shiva Kumar serves as the National Vice Chairman of the Board, supporting the Chairman in guiding national programmes across personal law, religious education and community welfare.
For enquiries to the national administration, reach the Board office at +91 80953 55550 or absdhindupersonallawboard@gmail.com.
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