Hindu Swayamsevak Sangh - Michigan Chapter

Hindu Swayamsevak Sangh - Michigan Chapter Hindu Swayamsevak Sangh (HSS) USA is a voluntary, non-profit, social and cultural organization. https://www.facebook.com/pg/hssus/about/

Sangh, as the organization is popularly known, aims to preserve, practice and promote Hindu values. HSS conducts structured programs of regular athletic and academic activities to develop strong character and leadership skills in its members (known as swayamsevaks for men and sevikas for women), emphasizing values such as self-discipline, self-confidence and a spirit of selfless service (seva) for

humanity. Through its weekly program known as 'Shakha' (a branch in Sanskrit), HSS aims to provide a fun-filled atmosphere. A weekly Shakha is typically 90 minutes in duration and has programs for all age groups. Children's program in Shakha is also called 'Balagokulam' and includes shlokas, games, songs, yoga, stories, and arts and crafts. Programs for adults include yoga, games, discussions etc.Apart from the weekly Shakha, HSS also conducts other programs for the larger community.

Namaste. Sewa Diwali - Michigan chapter along with Sharadamba temple, Farmington Hills donated first round at Farmingto...
11/19/2025

Namaste. Sewa Diwali - Michigan chapter along with Sharadamba temple, Farmington Hills donated first round at Farmington Cares food bank at a combined event held at Shardaamba temple today evening. In total we donated 1500Lbs on behalf of Sewa Diwali org. This is our first round of donation out of the four orgs which we plan to donate 👏🏻🙏🏻
We were honored by presence of Farmington Hills city mayor, Theresa Rich and Farmington Cares food bank reps: Kitty and Todd to receive the donations. Lachit Shakha is standing at 3200Lbs collection so far out of which 1500Lbs is donated last night
Remaining 700Lbs needs to go to Detroit Public Schools and 1100Lbs needs to be devided and distributed to ISSO, Pontiac and ISKCON Detroit.

Lots of efforts have been put in place by our Karyakarthas from Sewa Diwali team. They set up a table at SV temple to collect food🙏🏻

08/21/2025

On August 11th, Hindu Swayamsevak Sangh volunteers from Novi (Lachit shaka) celebrated Rakshabandhan festival with the

Novi City Council members

in the city of Novi, MI. Hindu community members who participated explained the significance of the festival and paid gratitude for the services of council members. As explained, Rakshabandhan is a Hindu festival that celebrates the special and enduring bond between brothers and sisters.The name itself, from Sanskrit, means "the bond of protection." Rakshabandhan is a celebration that reinforces family ties and social harmony. It is a day for families to come together, share meals and sweets, and cherish childhood memories. In a broader societal sense, it conveys a message of universal brotherhood and sisterhood, encouraging people to look beyond their immediate families and care for one another.

On August 11th, Hindu Swayamsevak Sangh volunteers from Novi (Lachit shaka) celebrated Rakshabandhan festival with the N...
08/21/2025

On August 11th, Hindu Swayamsevak Sangh volunteers from Novi (Lachit shaka) celebrated Rakshabandhan festival with the

Novi City Council members

in the city of Novi, MI. Hindu community members who participated explained the significance of the festival and paid gratitude for the services of council members. As explained, Rakshabandhan is a Hindu festival that celebrates the special and enduring bond between brothers and sisters.The name itself, from Sanskrit, means "the bond of protection." Rakshabandhan is a celebration that reinforces family ties and social harmony. It is a day for families to come together, share meals and sweets, and cherish childhood memories. In a broader societal sense, it conveys a message of universal brotherhood and sisterhood, encouraging people to look beyond their immediate families and care for one another.

August 9th, SV Temple (Novi), VT Sewa and Hindu Swayamsevak Sangh volunteers celebrated Rakshabandhan festival with the ...
08/12/2025

August 9th, SV Temple (Novi), VT Sewa and Hindu Swayamsevak Sangh volunteers celebrated Rakshabandhan festival with the



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in the city of Novi, MI. Hindu community members who participated explained the significance of the festival and paid gratitude for the services of police and firemen. As explained, Rakshabandhan is a Hindu festival that celebrates the special and enduring bond between brothers and sisters.The name itself, from Sanskrit, means "the bond of protection." Rakshabandhan is a celebration that reinforces family ties and social harmony. It is a day for families to come together, share meals and sweets, and cherish childhood memories. In a broader societal sense, it conveys a message of universal brotherhood and sisterhood, encouraging people to look beyond their immediate families and care for one another.

08/12/2025

August 9th, SV Temple (Novi), VT Sewa and Hindu Swayamsevak Sangh volunteers celebrated Rakshabandhan festival with the



and



in the city of Novi, MI. Hindu community members who participated explained the significance of the festival and paid gratitude for the services of police and firemen. As explained, Rakshabandhan is a Hindu festival that celebrates the special and enduring bond between brothers and sisters.The name itself, from Sanskrit, means "the bond of protection." Rakshabandhan is a celebration that reinforces family ties and social harmony. It is a day for families to come together, share meals and sweets, and cherish childhood memories. In a broader societal sense, it conveys a message of universal brotherhood and sisterhood, encouraging people to look beyond their immediate families and care for one another.

Shaka kids making peacock feather modern art as part of Krishna My Sarathy program from Lachit shaka SV temple. Lachit s...
07/26/2025

Shaka kids making peacock feather modern art as part of Krishna My Sarathy program from Lachit shaka SV temple. Lachit shaka happens every Sunday from 10am to 11
30am at SV temple.

For more details DM us. Our shakas are located at Novi, Canton, Troy and Lansing.

Lachit shaka HSS Michigan Vibhag hosted it's guru vandhana program on May 31st 2025 at Sri Venkateshwara temple Novi. If...
07/08/2025

Lachit shaka HSS Michigan Vibhag hosted it's guru vandhana program on May 31st 2025 at Sri Venkateshwara temple Novi.

If you would like to be part of please DM.

06/23/2025

HSS, Lachit Shaka Novi conducted its International Yoga Day at Sharadamba temple.

We had around 40 participants attending the yoga with the purpose of

"Yoga is the journey of self through the shelf to the shelf."

We started the event with a fun quiz relating to yoga by our sevika Gnana ji Yoga session started with a crisp warmup by our sevika Sapna Ji, , Hatha Yoga was lead by our Sevika Upasana Shakya - Yoga Bharathi Shikshak and followed by Sound and Meditation by Deepa ji.

If you are interested in many such activities and events, please do get in touch with us.

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Novi, MI
48167,48374-48377

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10am - 11:30am
4pm - 5:30pm

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Hindu Swayamsevek Sangh - Michigan Chapter

Hindu Swayamsevak Sangh (HSS) USA is a voluntary, non-profit, social and cultural organization. Sangh, as the organization is popularly known, aims to preserve, practice and promote Hindu values. HSS conducts structured programs of regular athletic and academic activities to develop strong character and leadership skills in its members (known as swayamsevaks for men and sevikas for women), emphasizing values such as self-discipline, self-confidence and a spirit of selfless service (seva) for humanity.

Through its weekly program known as 'Shakha' (a branch in Sanskrit), HSS aims to provide a fun-filled atmosphere. A weekly Shakha is typically 90 minutes in duration and has programs for all age groups. Children's program in Shakha is also called 'Balagokulam' and includes shlokas, games, songs, yoga, stories, and arts and crafts. Programs for adults include yoga, games, discussions etc.Apart from the weekly Shakha, HSS also conducts other programs for the larger community. Locations in Michigan: 1. SV Temple Novi - Every Sunday 10AM-11:30AM 2. Boulan Park, Troy - Every Sunday 10AM-11:30AM 3. Canton - Every Sat 2PM - 3:30PM