White House Hosts Hindu American Groups For Faith Dialogue

WASHINGTON, DC-Representatives of Hindu organizations here participated in a White House Faith Office dialogue, joining faith leaders from across the country for discussions on religious freedom and other issues affecting faith communities.

Hindu Swayamsevak Sangh (HSS USA) and BAPS Public Affairs represented Hindu Americans at the gathering.”HSS USA thanks the White House Faith Office for convening a dialogue on issues important to faith communities and for the opportunity to represent Hindu Americans,” the organization said in a statement.”It was heartwarming to join in diverse faith traditions of prayer while sharing the same aspiration -the wellbeing of all Americans and the welfare of our nation,” it added.BAPS Public Affairs also welcomed the opportunity to engage with the Trump administration.”BAPS joined faith leaders from across the country for a briefing hosted by the White House Faith Office on matters important to faith communities,” the organization said. “As a representative of many Hindu Americans nationwide, BAPS welcomed the opportunity to contribute to this important and ongoing dialogue.”In a brief video message released after the meeting, White House Faith Office Director Jennifer Korn thanked participants.The White House Faith Office was established by President Donald Trump in February 2025 and operates as part of the White House Domestic Policy Council. According to the administration, it works with leaders from different religious traditions on issues including religious liberty, community partnerships and public policy. (IANS)