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The Oxford Centre for Hindu Studies (OCHS) is the world’s leading institution for Hindu Studies. For nearly three decades, we have served as a welcoming home for everyone interested in the depth and diversity of Hindu philosophies, cultures, languages, and traditions. As an independent, non-political, and non-sectarian centre, we take pride in fostering a community rooted in openness, academic excellence, and cultural understanding.

Oxford Centre for Hindu Studies
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