Welcome to AMSUK
Welcome to the Association of Mandhata Samaj UK (AMSUK) – a community rooted in our Hindu faith, cultural heritage, and the strength of generations who came before us. Guided by the wisdom and sacrifices of our elders, AMSUK is committed to uniting and uplifting our Samaj across the UK.
Our elders laid the foundation with devotion, resilience, and a deep sense of dharma. Today, we honour their legacy by encouraging the next generation to stay connected to our traditions, values, and community spirit.
AMSUK serves as a platform to celebrate our culture, practise our faith, and inspire youth involvement. Through social events, spiritual gatherings, and cultural initiatives, we aim to build a vibrant, supportive space for all – where young people feel seen, heard, and empowered.
Whether you are new to our Samaj or have grown up within it, there is a place for you here. Explore our site to discover how you can connect, contribute, and carry our shared legacy forward.
With unity, seva, and pride in our heritage, AMSUK continues to grow – honouring the past, embracing the present, and building a stronger future together.
Association Of Mandhata Samaj UK

Navratri: The Festival of Nine Nights
Navratri, one of the most significant Hindu festivals, is celebrated with immense devotion and enthusiasm across India and among the Hindu diaspora worldwide. The word “Navratri” is derived from Sanskrit, where “Nav” means nine and “Ratri” means nights. The festival spans nine nights and ten days, dedicated to the worship of the nine forms of the goddess Durga, symbolizing the victory of good over evil. Read more……

Heritage, Culture & Community Event – A Historic Day for AMSUK
On Sunday, 14th September 2025, over 900 members of our Samaj came together at Ramgarhia Hall, Leicester, for a landmark Heritage, Culture & Community (HCC) Event.
The celebration honoured our elders, whose courage and sacrifice laid the foundations for future generations, and inspired our youth to carry forward the timeless values of unity, respect, and seva (selfless service).
The programme featured cultural performances, intergenerational tributes, a Wall of Celebration, and a historical timeline, along with the launch of our souvenir publication, From Roots to Horizons: A Tribute to Our Elders.
This event was a true bridge between generations – a day of pride, gratitude, and inspiration – reminding us that while our past is our foundation, our future is our shared horizon.
Jai Shree Ram. Jai Shree Krishna. Jai Mandhata Samaj.