REGI￿ERED CHARITY NUMBER: 262684
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VISHWA HINDU PAIUSIIAD
CONTENfs OF THE FIT4ANCIAL STATEMFNTS
FOR THE YEA
I. MAR
H20
Pgge
Report of the Trustees
Report of the Independetht Audito
to 10
St%t¢mtnt of Fingnti#l Aetivltles
Balance Sheet
12
Notes to the FiDANeig1 Ststements
13 to 19
D￿*•Itd St•temeRt of FiD8neial Aetivltlcs

VISHWA HINDU PARISIIAD UK
REPORT UF'I'llb TRUSTEES
FOR THE YLAR F.NDED JIST MARCH 2024
The tTUStees present their rwrt with the flnancial stateTn¢nts of the ¢harity for the year ended 31st March 2024. The
trustees have adopted the provisi0Th5 of Ac¢ounting and RepL)rting by Charities.. Statcm¢ni of Recomrt]end¢d Practicr
appIl￿ble to charities preparing their account5 in accordance with thc FinarkGial Rewrting Siandard applicabl¢ in the
UK and RepubliG of Ireland IFRS 102) {effe£live l January 20191.
OBJECTIVES AND AcfIviTIES
Obj¢etiYes #nd #ims
The objectives detailed in the governing do¢um¢Tht afe:_
{a) To promote the advancement of th¢ Flindu Religion.
{b) To promote studies of and research in the field of Hindu Religious Philosophy and to make known the r￿ulES of such
studie5 and research.
{¢) To reli¢v¢ pov¢rty sickness and distress.
The activities ¢arri¢d ou¢ in this year..
Celebration of fesltvals.
l.anguage classes.
Classes lo explain Hindu Dharma (Religion).
Youth Seminars on Hindu values and practiccs.
Cl￿OrdinatIon with other Hindu organisations and prornoting undersianding Wlth other fwths through
Interfaith meeiings.
Visiting Hitldu homes. on inviiation, io p¢rform religiou5 rites and worship.
Teaching of jtligious education in sch(K)Is through SAC.REs.
Bran¢hes conduct counselling 5e55ion8.
Each year the trwstees review the activities of the Charity in order to en5ur¢ that th¢y continue to retlect the objectives set
out in the governing dowm¢ni. In caryin8 Out this review the truslets have WDsidered the Chariry Commission's
general guidanw on public benefit and, in parti¢ular. its supplernenw guidance on Èhe advan¢¢ment of religion for the
public benefit.
It is the trustee's opinion that the operdtion of the charity in its present fomi is for the public ben¢fJi un(kr the principles
sei out in the Charity Commission guidan¢¢. Th¢ Cknrity is open io and free to all. W¢ provide regular pub15¢ servicc5.
ble55ings and ceremoni¢s and. at many certtTes, a pla(£ of worship. We provide cul(ura] 2nd educational ¢I￿seS
promote th¢ Hindu religion. Our WO￿ imparts socia]. culwral, moral and iraditional values to children. tecnager5 and
adults theTeby helping to provide a ]noral and ethi¢al framework for people to live by and so playsng an importani part in
building a b¢tt¢r 50ciety. In addition we provide lunch￿￿ clubs for the elderly. dance ¢I￿Se5 and music classes ai many
centres.
VoluDte¢n
The eharity 15 gratcfvl for th¢ unstinting efforts o( its volunteer5 who aTe involved in runnin¥ the Charity. We mak¢ usc
of more than 121 volunteer5 regularly nationwidc and give their s¢rnfices at indkvidual OT8anised events. The
voluntC¢TS are organised through a framework of branches involving working ¢ommitt¢cs at a local levcl. li is ditTibuli
io artyibuTe an econoTlliG va]ue 10 this wntributiolb that the Voluntee￿ make of their time lTrut it is cru¢iat to the basic
fvncliun ofihe Charity- The eX￿UtiVe committee eTh5ur¢s that bcst value is d¢riv¢d from the effons of the voluntets.

VISHWA HINDU PARISHAD
UK
REPOKT OF THE TRUS"I'EF.S
OR"I'llb YLAR ENDED 31ST ftrlARCH 2024
ACHIEVEMENT AND PERFORMANCE
Charitable actLVities
The Charity fulfilled its obj¢ctives this ycar by=
(a) To promotc the advan¢¢mentof the Hindu Religion:_
Celebrations of Hhndu festivals
Projnoting und¢rsiatJding through Interfaith Meelings and &$ member of IFN-UK.
Visiting Hindu ho￿t5 on it)vitation to perfor7n Hindu Rites and worship.
{b) To promote studics of and r¢s¢arch in the field of Hindu Religious Philosophy and to make krK)wn the r¢sults of such
5tudi¢s and T¢scarch..-
Tea¢hing of Religious education through SACRE.
Language classes at our centres.
Classes to explain & Teach Hindu Dharnia.
Ic} To relicvc w)verty, si¢kn¢ss and distress=.
We havc cncouraged ourbrdnches to conduct C(x￿¢11]ng sessions dnd to collcc¢ tX)nation5 for aucation Aid.
We are. therefore, happy to report th* w¢ have achieved our objectivcs this year. These ¥¢ivitittS P¥gvide a publi
bEnefit.
The primary mea5ur¢ of succes5 or failure of th¢s¢ activities Is the lev¢1 of donalions r¢¢eived and fvnds raised. We are
happy wth the level of (k)nations ffceived this ycar.
Issu
outsthndin
from last
earfs
l. The West Midland5 branch should begin functioning again.
2. We will continue the work on fomiing a new Charity with the status of a ChaThtable In¢ortordted Or8ani5ation, (CIO).
Issucs arisin
this ear
l. The work on reopening th¢ we￿ Midlands Branch continues.
2. In october 22 Dr Jotangia was IK)5Pttslised and at an ¢mer8ency FIOT mecting in Jan 23 on whatsapp, Surind¢r
Gautsma wa5 asked to be a¢¢in8 Pre5i¢knt.
3. At request of Surindffji Bof rneeting wis colled on 17th March 23 10 dis¢uss way ftitward as th￿￿ was delay in
forming a CIO.'The following was agrced.
a) As the Court had award¢d VHP UK against A wade5h 'l'¢wari. Ilford bran¢h requested to remov¢ Mr,Dharshanlal
Chodha and Ravi Shamia from VHP Life membership as thcy had played active rnle in helping Awadesh T¢wari and
Avin&%h Tewari.This was unanimou51y agreed.
b) To mzke our WO￿ ¢ffective physicd meetings are ll￿¢S5ary. To this it was decided to divide our work in thre¢
Vibhags ( l)IVISIONs) - SOUTH VIBHAG I Ilford. Newham ,Croydon 2nd Hertfordshire brnnches )-Ptamukh (Headl
will be Surinder Gauiam& MtDLANDS VIBHAG- Leicester, Nottingham, Northampton And West Midlands BranLh¢s-
Pramukh to be Harishbhai Raja. NORTH VIBHAG- Bolton, Manchesier and Yorkshire Branches- Pramukh will be
Nar¢ndrabhai Patel.
c) Each Pramukh to hold a three monthly meeting of Vibhag and report to BOT * Zoom m¢etin8s after the vibhag
meetings.
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dl To mak¢ it ¢ffeaive a pravas (Visii l is necessary to each Branrh and t￿k ttTr local extcutiv¢ ¢omrnittee.
4. Hindu Mandir Network organixd a survey of all Hindu5 in UK to identify as to hindu awareness aboui grooming and
conversions.
5. In May 23 Dr T Jot&ngia was hospitalised again and Surinderii to wntinu¢ &$ acltng President till the End of year.
6. In March 24 we become Charity Incorpofftd Organization wilh Charity No'.1207321.The trusr¢es were Dr T
Jotsngia{Prcsident}. Surinder Gautama( VP }, Pralibha DutralPROI Harishbhai Raja {ScGrctary). Prof. Nawalkant
Prinja(Edueation Director), Narendrdbhai Pateiifreasurer), Ashwin Mi%ty(Ass.TJY&surer). Vinoobhai wadher(
Cordinator HMNI and Dr Poonam KakkerfArt5 & Cultural director).
7. The VHPUK Mandirs celebrated all religious utsavs {festivals) and aiso h¢ld International Yoga Day which w&%
organis&4 by Manchester. Hertfordshire and Yorkshire branch.
8. In February 24 with sponsorship (Trf"PLW FOUNDATION WHC UK launGhed ANTYAISHTI ( HINDU
FUNERAL RITES ). Th¢se will be given out free to ail who nEed this.
9. In MarLh 24 - Vinoobhai Wadh¢r resigned ￿ tru5tec and it w&$ decided to rak¢ on Anil Shah Icroydon) and Bharat
Mistry (Slou8h118 Tn]stecs.
10. 14ertfordshire bron¢h Celeb￿¢d DIWALI in WATFORD TOWN in Nov 23 and celebrata HOLI mar 24 wth all
the students and Parents at Bushey Academy in p￿5¢￿¢¢ of MPS and coun¢illor5.
I I. WORLD HtNDU CONFEREN￿ is being org4nised in Bat)gkok and dl brdnches and Mandirs with HMN were
urg¥d io regisier online to attend in November 23.
12. Request from Chholubhai Misiry & Dharnivir Dhanda to close Northampton & Nottingham Br&Thches respeGtively &$
Ihere are no Karyakart&4 (committed worktrs ) to wntinue VHP work.
he futu ihc follts
l. The West Midlands branch should begin functioning win.
2. We will contithue the work in forniing a new ¢hariry with the sratys of a Charitable ID¢ofpoTatd Organisation. ICIO).

VISHWA HI&YDU PARISHAD UK
REPORT Ob"fHF. TRUSTEES
FOR'f*iL YF.AR ENDED 3is'r MARCH 2024
FINANCIAL REVIEW
Reserve5 policy
Funds ar¢ ￿lIe¢trd through voluntary dLinations to fjnance the Charity's activitie5 and il is this income that funds the
work of the chariiy.
The Det incoming resources for thc yw amounted to £146,696 and this was attributable to gene￿ re5erve5, which now
stand a¢ £3,838,808.
With regard to those general reserves, a policy has been estsblished whereby the unrestricted funds not committcd or
inv¢strd in tangible fixed assets. (the free reseJv¢s), held by the Charity should be between 12 and 18 months of the
aTU)ual resources expeEJded which equates to £180.000 to £270,000 in general funds. It is felt th￿. at this lev¢l, it would
b¢ possible to ¢ontinue the currenl artivitics of the Charity in the evcnl of a si8llificant drop in th)natioiJs. This would
then give 5ufficienl lime to wnsider how the funding would b¢ replaced orthe activities thanged.
Overa]I this year, firc res¢tv¢s have incr￿ed fiom £751,645 to £880.745 and so are now Comfortably in ihat range. li is
planned to utilise thest free reserves nexi year on the ￿ntInUed progrdtnme of maitJten2nce of ourcentres.
The primary funding sour¢¢ is th)nations fmm the individua]s and families attending our centrcs. The ￿ndS from ihis
Source are used to make provision for th¢ activities carried out in ord¢rto achicve the objectives of the charity.
The level of donations recovered significantly during thc year. and it 15 hoped that this trend will continue in the coming
year.
OveAII. the cotnmittee is satisfied with these r¢5ults and we will endeavour to maintasn, artd improve upon. this level of
income into the future.
FUTURE PLANS
With rega￿ to future strdle8y, the charity plans to wntinuc the a¢tiviti¢s outlincd above subjert to satisfactory funding
arrangements. (primarily donations).
In particular, the ]rpaymentof the loans will be prioriused where ￿SSible.
STRucfuRE, GOVERNANCE AND MANAGEMENT
Gov¢rning document
Th¢ rharity ¢s&blished in 1972 after the adoption of a conmiwtion dated 12ih Augusi 1972. Further bye laws to be
read in conjunction with the cortstitution on I Ith July 2009.
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VISHWA HINDU PARISHADLUK)
RF.PORT OF THE I'RUSTEF.S
FOR THE YEAR LNDED 31sr MARCH 2024
STRucfuRE, GOVERNANCE AND MANAGEMENT
Organisational structure
The Board of truste¢s is m&4e up of..
l. Three permanent tnJste¢s who are 4)w>inted by the Board of tTUSte¢s.
2. The Bogrd of trustets who are elerted every ihree years by the membets.
3. Th¢ ¢hair persons of th¢ working committees of the ¢entr¢s dround the country who are elected every tsvo yeaT5 by the
members of the relevant centre.
lknere art persons, ext¢mal to the charity, whtch are entitled to appoint tnLStees.
The Board of twmees ar¢ responsible for thc general maTMg¢m¢nt Jnd control of the ¢hdri¢y as well as the day to day
runnin8 of thc charity through the rhairpersons of th¢ centres. As s￿h Ih¢y ar¢ re8arded a5 the lrnslees of the charity
und¢rthe Charities Aa. New Committee members are bri¢fed in their duties by the ouigoing Committee mcmbets.
Th¢ ¢enires are in ihe following locations around the wuntry
Ilford
Newham
Northampton
L¢i¢esi¢r
Nottinghatn
Bolion
Yotkshire
Manch¢ster
South l.ondon
H¢rtfoTdshire
The Board Df trust¢e5 meEts quartcAy lo consider the proper nmning of the charity and its actlVLties. In addition. frorn
time ￿ timc, short t¢mi sub-wmmittees Are creaied and thcn directed by the Board to deal with specÉfi¢ maii¢fs. Those
S￿￿e0￿mIttee$ report back to the Board which then considers their recojnmendations.
REFERENCE AND ADMINJSTRATIVE DEI'AIiS
Registered Charity Number
262684
Principal address
PO Box 10493
Leice5t¢r
LE5 9HP
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VISHWA HINDU PARISHAD (UK
REPORI" OF THF. TRusfEES
FOR THL YEAR ENDED 31sr riiARCH 2024
Trust¢e$
PernJymEnt trustee5
Mr Surinder Gautam President (Appointed from January 2025)
Elected Board trusttts
DrTTibhovarn Jotangia- (resigned as President January 2025)
MrHarish Raja- (resigned as Gen¢r41 Serretary January 2025)
mrNa￿lldTa PatEI- (resigned as"[r￿urer January 2025)
Mr Ashwin Mtstry -'Ireasurer (appointed January 2025)
Pmf Navalkant Prinja- FJu¢ation Dircctor
Dr Mr% Poonam Kakkhar- Arts & Cultural Director
Mr Vinodbhai Wadh¢r- Edll¢ation Aid C£K>rdina￿r
Mrs Pratibha Datta (apwintrd Jwuary 2025)
Mr Anilkumar Jeshang Deushi Shah- G¢n¢ral Secrelary (appointed January 2025)
Mr Bharatkumar Makanji MiMry- NetWOTk CoordinA¢or (apw)inted January 2025)
Chai
sons of Cenlrcs
Mr Vijay Kheterpal- Ilford
Mr Harish Bhudia- Newham
MrChho￿bhal Mistry- Northamplo
Mr Shantibhai Patel - Leicester
Mr Dharamveer Dhandha- Nottingham
Mr Ashwin Misty- YOr￿h1Tt
Mr Ravi Kakkar- Manche5tcr (apwbintrd April 2023)
Dr Sh&shi Vaidya- Man¢h¢sier (resigned ApTiI 2023)
Mr Ushi Nagar- South London
Mr Sha5hikant Mer¢hani- Bolton
Mts Dinab¢n Bhaudia- HertfoJ5hire
Auditor5
R Pau & Co Lymited
Chartcred Certificd Accountants
& Statutory Auditors
12-16 Station Street East
Covenlry
West Midland5
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STATEMENT OF TRUSTEES, RESPONSIBILrrJES
The trusttts are rcsponsibl¢ for preparing the Report of th¢ Trustee5 and the financial statements in a¢wrdaDce with
applicable law and United Kingdom Accounting Sta￿lards (United Kin8dom Gener￿lY AcceptEd A￿lUnting PraGtice .
The law applicable to Charities in England and Wale& th¢ Charities Aa 2011, Charity {Accounts and Reports)
Regulations 2008 and the provisions of the trust deed r¢quiTe5 the tNsSees to PTrpare fjnathcial statem¢nt5 for each
finan¢ial year which give a tnje and fair view of the statt of alTairs of th¢ charity and of the incomin8 r¢50uwe5 and
applicasion of r¢%ourccs. inLluding the income and ¢xpenditUTe, of the charity for that period. In preparing th05¢
financial statemenE the tswsttts are required to
s¢leci suitable accounting rrf)licie5 and then apply them consistently.
observe ihe m¢¢hods and winciples Jn the Charity SORP;
ake judgements and ¢stimates ar¢ rc&sonabl¢ and pnJdeTht'
preparr the fillan¢ial statements on the going ¢on¢ern basis unless it 15 inappropriate to pr¢sume that the ¢haTity will
¢ontinue in busincss.
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VISHWA HINDU fARiSHAD
REPORT OF TH&'IRusfF.F.S
FOR'I'IIF. YEAR ENDF.D 315r MARCH 21124
srATEMENf OF TRusfEES' RESPONSIBILITIFS- contittued
The In￿*¢5 ar¢ responsiblt for kcq)ing proper ac¢ounling records which di5clos¢ with rGisonable accuracy at any time
the financial position of thc charity and to enable them to ensure that the financial 51atem¢nts comply widi the Charili¢S
Act 2011, the Charity (Accovnts and Rep(Yts) R¢gUlatiO￿ 2008 and the provisions of the ttust deed. They are also
resSx)nsible for Sdfegu2rding the assets of the charity and hence for taking r¢￿TrabIC steps for ihe prevention and
dthciion of frwd alld other irregularitics.
Approved by order of the board of tnhstees on 3Td Febtvary 2025 aNJ sigtted on lis behalf by..
Mr S M Gautama- Trusttt
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REPORT OF THE INDEPENDENT AUDITORS TO THE TRUSI'bKS OF
NISHWA HINDU PA￿slIAD ￿K)
Opinion
Wc have audited the financial statements of Vishwa Hindu Parishad (UK) {the ¢hariiy'} for the year endcd
31st March 2024 which comprisc the Statement of Financial Activiiies. the Balance Sheet and nolcs to ihc financi31
stat¢ment8, including a 5umtnary of significant accounling F¥)licies. The finan¢ial reporting framework that has been
applied in their prepardtion is applicable law and United KingdotTr Accounting Standa￿$ (United Kingdom Generally
Ac¢¢pted A¢¢ountin8 Prdcticel.
In OUT opinion the financial statements:
giv¢ a true and fair view of the state of the ¢harity's affairs as at 31s¢ March 2024 and of lis incorning resouTCC5 and
application of rc50ur¢¢s, for the yearthen eDded',
hawe been properly prepared in a¢cordancc wilh United Kingdom Generally A¢cepted Accountin8 Prncti¢¢,' and
hawe been prepaTed in ocwrdanGe with the reqllkrements ofthe Charities Act 2011.
BASIS for opinion
We condlleied our Audit in aciordance with International SlandaTds on Auditing (L￿> OSAS (UK)) and applicable law.
Our rESWln5ibiliti¢s under those standards Are further dcscribcd in the Audilots. responsibiliiie$ for the audit of the
financial statements se¢tion of our report. We ar¢ ind¢pendtnt of the Charity in acwrdance wilh the ethical requircrnents
thai are relevani io our audit of the financial statements in the UK including the FRCS Lthical Standard. and we have
lfillcd our other ethi￿ responsibilitie5 in aLrordan¢e with these reqUir￿nentS. We belicvc that the audii ¢vidence we
ve obtained is sufficient and apptopria* ￿ provid¢ a ba515 forour opinion.
Conelu$ion$ relgllng to %oing concern
In avditing the financial statetnents, wc have concluded that the trusiees, use of the going concern basis of accounting in
the prtpar&tion of the financial statements is appropriate.
Baged on thc work wc have perfomed, we havc not id¢ntifi¢d any rnaieiial uncertaintie5 relating to events or conditi(Trns
th￿, individually or collectively. rnay cast significant doubt on th¢ charity's ability to continue os a going conctm for a
period of * lea5tlwelve months from when the financial statrments authorised for issue.
r r¢srx)Trsibilities and the re$tx)nsibilities of thc trust¢¢s with w¢cl to going con¢ern 8re des¢rÈbed in the relevant
sections of this report.
Other inforfflation
The tNst¢es are resw)nsible for thc other inforn)ation. The oiher infornialioTh comprises thc inforniation in¢luded in the
Annua] Re￿)rt. otherthan the financial staoments and ourReport of the lod¢pendent Auditors thereon.
Our opinion on the financial siatements does not cover the ￿her inforni￿10ll anl &wept to the ¢x¢ent othcrwise
explicitly stakd in our rerA)rt. we do not expr¢ss any foThn of assuranc£ tonGlusion th¢reon.
In connection with our audit of the financial ststements. our respopsibility is io read the oth¢r infoThation and, in doing
so. ￿nSider whether the other inforniation is materially incortsist￿t with the firtancial sta¢ement% or our knowledge
obtained in the audit or otherwise aP￿d[s to be materially mis5t&ed. If we idcntify such matCTial inc0115isiencies or
apparent material mi55tatctn¢nts, we are required to detennine whether this gives rise to a material tnisstalement in Ihe
fin&ncial slateTn¢nts ihemselves. If. baged on the work we have perfornied. we conclude thai there is a rn*erial
i&statem¢ot ofthis other infomiation, we are reqlltrcd to report ¢hat fact. We have nothingT io rewrt in this r¢
Matter5 on which we ar¢ required to report by exception
We have nothing to report in r¢spect of 1hc following matt¢r5 wh¢r¢ the Charities IAccoun¢s and Rep(￿ts1 Regulations
2008 requirc5 U5 to report to you if, in our opinion..
the infomiation given in th¢ Re￿)rt of the frustee5 15 ineonsistent in any rnaterial respEcI Wlth the financial
ststement5', or
sufficieni a¢£ounting rrcords have not been kept; or
the financial 5tatem¢nts are not in agrcement with th¢ accounting tE¢ords and r¢iums.' or
we have not received all th¢ infonnatitsn and ¢xplanations we require for our audit.
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REPORT OF THE JNDEPENDENT AUDITORS TO THE TRUSTEES OTr"
VISHWA HIIYDU PARISIIADLUK
Responsibilities of trusttts
As Cxplained more fully in the Siatemenl of Trustees, Re5pon5ibiliiies, the trustees are respx)nsible for the ryeparatioo of
th¢ financial stht¢ments which give a tTUe and fair vi¢w, and for such inlertldl control a5 the tnJste¢s deieminc is
llecessary to cnable the PTeParntion of financial statrTnents that are free from material missfatemcnt, whether duc to fraud
or ¢rror.
In preparing the financial stalements, the trustees are respon5iblc for assessing the charity's ability ￿ eonlKnue a5 a Éoirtg
concem. disclosi￿g, as 3pplicablc, matter5 Telatcd to going concern and using the going wnccrn basis of accountin8
unless the tnjsiccs either inteTrd to liquidate the charity or to ceasc operations, or have no ]talis¢i¢ ￿ternatIVe but to do
Our responsibili¢i¢s for the &udit of the finanei*l st#¢¢meDts
We have been appointed as audilors und¢r Section 144 of the Charities Act 2011 and report in accordance with ihe Act
and r¢l¢vat)t regula1￿n5 rnade or having ¢ffect thereunder.
Our objectives are to obtain rewrtable assurance aFK>ut whether th¢ financial 5tatem¢nis &s a whole are free from
material missthtement, whether due to fraud or ermr, and to issue a Report orth¢ Ind¢pendellt A￿di￿r5 that Includes our
opinion. Re&sonablc as5ufdn¢e 5s a high level of &ssurance. bul is noi a guarantee that an audit conducted in accordance
with ISAS IUKI will always detect a material missiatem¢nt when it exists. Miss¢atements can xrisc from fiaud or enor
and are considcred material if. individually or in the ￿[egat¢, they could reasonably be expected to influen¢¢ the
eeonomic decisions of users taken on the b&%is olih¢se fjnancial statemurts.
The extent to which our pThKedure5 aTe capable of dctwtin8 Lrregularities, it)cluding fraud is detailed below:
Based on our und¢rstanding of the ¢harity and thc sector in which it operales. we identified the principal risks of
non-compliance with laws and regulations related to the acts by the charily, whi¢h were contrary to applicabl¢ laws and
regul￿LonS including fraud, and we ¢onsidered the exteni io which non-complianc¢ might have a mot¢rial eff¢cl on th¢
financial staiements. We a150 considered those laws and regulation5 that have a direct impact on the prcpardtion of the
financial 51atcmeniS such as the Companies Act 2006. We evaluated managcm¢nt's inceiiiivcs and opportunities for
fraudulent manipulation of the financial stsiements (including thc risk of override of controls), and determin¢d that th¢
principal risk5 were related to inflated revenue and the chariry's net income forth¢ yw.
Audit proccdure5 perfomied included: review of th¢ financial stai¢ment di5Glosures to underlying 5UPPOrting
do¢um¢ntstion, review of ¢orrcsKrt)ndenc* with atld rewfts to the regulators, in¢luding corr¢5pondence with the Charity
Commission, review of Co￿¢spondenCe with legal advisors, enquiri¢4 of manasement, 2nd in tcstirtg of jtsumaL% and
¢voluating wheth¢r there was evidence of bi&$ by the trus¢¢es that represented a risk of material mÈsstht¢m¢nt due to
fraud.
Th¢r¢ are inherent limitations in the audit procedurcs described above 9￿d th¢ further retnoved non compliance with
laws and rcgulations is from the evcnts and tnnsa¢tions refiectfd in th¢ financial statements, the less likely we would
be¢om¢ awar¢ of it. Also. the risk of noi deteclillg a material misststemeni due lo fraud 55 higher than ihe risk of not
dctccting one resuliing fix)m erroT. as fraud may involve deliberate concealment by, tor example, for8ery or intentional
misrepresentation5, or thTough collusioll.
A further description of our responsibilities for the audit of the financial .4tatements is ILKat¢d on th¢ Financial Reporting
Council's website al www.fr¢.org.uklauditorsresp)nsibilities. Thi5 des¢riptioD foTtns part of our Rwrt of the
Independent Auditors.
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REPORT OF THE INDEPENDENT AUDITORS TO TH£ TRusfEES OF
VISHWA HINDU PARISIlAD_{I￿JK
U$¢ of our report
This report is made solely to the chariry's tn￿¢es, FK>dy. in accordance with Part 4 of the Chariiie5 (Accounts and
R¢kk)rts) R¢£ulations 2008. Our audit wot* been undertaken so that we rnight 51ate lo ihe charity'5 Irust¢es th08¢
rnatter5 we are required ￿ State tL) th¥tn in an Audiiors, report and for no other puryx)se. -Io the fullc5t extcnt pem)illed by
law. we do noi a¢£¢pt or assume responsibility to anyone other than the charity and the ¢haritys trust￿ as a kndy, for
our audit worl for this repDrt, or for the opinitsns we have forncd.
R Pau & Co Limited
Chartered Certified Accountants
& Statutory Auditors
12-16 Station Stred S.'ast
Covcntry
West Midlands
CV6 5FJ
3rd February 2025
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VISIIWA IIINDU PARISHAD
UK
ANCIAL ACI'lVI'fiF.
ATEMENT OF FIL _
2024
Totsl
fuTKis
2023
U1￿£Stri¢l¢d
funds
Restrscted
fund
funds
Notes
INCOME AND ENDOWMEprrs FROM
Donatiorh5 and legacie5
311,296
311296
307.536
Charitsble sctivities
hool f¢c5
Festival and day ce]rtre income
17,936
38,847
17,936
38.847
15246
33.070
Other trading activitie5
Inwestment income
2,882
21,174
2,882
21,174
12.405
1,961
T•tsl
392.135
392,135
370,218
EXPEYDITURE ON
Gov¢m2nce wsts
17,136
17.136
75,747
Charitable artivi¢ies
Charitable activitie5
228,303
228.303
162,612
T'otal
245,439
245.439
238 J59
NET INCOME
146.696
146.696
131,859
RECONCILIATION OF FUN￿
Total tund$ brought foThvard
3.692.112
3,691112
3,560253
TOTAL FUNDS CARRIED FORWARD
3,838,808
3,838,808
3.692,112
The notes form part of these financial stat¢mcnts
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VJSHWA HINDU PARISHAD
UK
BALANCE SHEEI
2024
Totsl
funds
2023
'rotal
funds
Unrestricie
funds
Resthcted
fund
FIXED ASSETS
Tangible assets
2,95S,(kn3
2.958,063
2,940.467
CURRENf ASSETS
Debtors
Cash at bank and in tmnd
12
24,657
957,875
24,657
957.875
65.368
890.475
982,532
982,532
955,843
CREDITORS
Amtsunts f￿ling due within one year
13
(75,537)
175.537)
(114.948}
PI'ET CURRENT ASSETS
906,995
906,995
840,895
TOTAL ASSF.TS LF.SS C.URRETrrr
.IABILITIF
3,865.058
3,865,058
3,781,362
CREDITORS
Amounts falling due after more than one year
14
(26.250)
{26,250)
189.2501
Nrf ASSETS
3,838.808
3,838.808
3.692,112
16
Unr¢stricted funds
3.838.808
3,692.112
TOTALFUNDS
3,838,808
3,692.112
The financial statern¢nts w¢r¢ approved by the Board of Trnstces and authorised for issue on 3rd February 2025 and
were signed on its behalf by..
Mr S M Gautams- Tr￿11¢¢
The notes forni part ofthe5e fLiJHncial aatement5
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VISHWA HINDU PARISHAD
No'rLS TO THb. TrINANCIAL STATEMEN'r
FOR'fiiF. YEAR EN
ARCH 2024
ACC.OIJNTING POLICIES
Basis of pr¢pariDg the finAnei81 ststement5
The financial sthtements of th¢ charity, which 15 a publiG ben¢fJt entity under FRS 102, have been preparcd in
aecordance with the Charitie5 SORP (FRS 1021 'Accounting and Rew)rting by Chariiie8-. Staieffteni of
R¢wmtnendd Pra¢ti¢¢ applicable to charities p￿pan￿g thcir accounls in accordance wilh the Financial
Rtw)rting Standatd applicable in the UK And Republic of llEland (FRS 102} (effectiv¢ l January 2019),.
l.'inancial Reporting Standard 102 'fhe Finan¢ial Re]x)rtiThg Standard applicable in the UK wjd Republic of
T￿land, and thc Ch8rities Act 2011. The fLiiancLal statem¢nts have been prepajrd under the historical cost
convcntion.
The financial 5tat¥tnents are pr¢pwEd on a going concern ba5k8 and are Prepar￿ in sl¢rltn8 which is the
runaional ¢urren¢y of the charity and Tounded to lh¢ Hewest £.
The signifi¢ani accounting policie5 applied in the Prcpa￿Ii0n of these financial statements ar¢ set out below.
The%¢ ￿li£le￿ have beEn consisterttly applied io all years pres¢t)led unless othcrwise statrd.
Income
All incoming rcsourtts are included in the Statement of Financial Activilies (SOFA) when ihe charity is legalty
entitled to the in¢ome after any perfonnance Clindiiions hav¢ been rnet. th¢ dmounl measur¢d r¢liably and
it is probable that th¢ income will be r¢ceived.
For donations to be reCo￿lS¢d the charity will have b￿n rK)tified of th¢ amounts and the scttlemet)t d￿e itl
writing. If there are cotlditions attached to the donation and this Te4uires a level of perf(Trmiance befor¢
entitlement can be obtained then Income is defC￿ until those Conditions are flllly met or the fulfilmeni of those
conditions is within the control of the charity and it is probable that they will b¢ ￿lfilled.
Donated facilities and donat¢d professional 5erviccs are re¢ognised in income at their fair v￿u¢ when their
economic benefLI L5 prubabl< it ¢an be M¢￿ured reliably and th¢ chariry control over the item. Fair value is
deterniined on the basis of the value of the gift lo the charity. For exal￿pIC the amount the charity would b¢
willing to pay in the open maTk¢t for such facilities and 5eTvices. A corresponding amount is r￿gnised iii
expEnditurt.
No amount is in¢lud¢d in the financia] statements for voluntccr time in line with th¢ SORP IFRS 102).
Incfjme from charitable gKtivities activities in¢ludes income earned school fees arsd re￿1v41S and day ¢¢ntre5.
InGome is received in ¢x¢hang¢ for supplying goods and servitts in ordcr to rais¢ funds and rs re¢o8nised when
entitl¢m¢Tht has occurred.
Expendituwe
All ¢xp¢nditur¢ is accounted for on an ac¢ruals b&%is and has been ¢lwified under headings that aggr¢8ate all
costs related to the category. Ex￿ndItUre is recognised where thcre is a legai or ¢onstructive obligation to make
payments to th5rd parties. it is probable th&t the settjemeni will b¢ required and the amount of Ihr obligation can
be measured reliably.
Support eosts 8llo¢Ation
Support costs are thos¢ ihai assist the work of the rharily but do not directly rq)res¢nt charitablc activities and
in¢lud¢ office costs, governan￿ ¢05¢S, administrative costs. Th¢y are incurred directly in SUp￿jn of expenditure
on the objects of the ¢harity.
'I'angible fixed a5s¢ts
Tartgible fjxed a55ets are stat¢d at cost {or decTned costl or le55 ac¢umulat¢d deprecialivn and accumulatoj
impairnient losses. includc5 costs directly attributsble lo making ih¢ &sset capable ofoperating as iniend&J.
DcpreciatÉon is provided on all lan¥ible fixed assets. al rates calculated to wnte off the ws¢ Ic&s estimated
residual value. of each asset on a systematic basis OVEr its expxted u5¢ful lift as follows:
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VISHWA HINDU PARISHAD
NOTF.S TO THE FINANCIAL STATEMENTS- continued
I-IIE
DED 31sr
ARCH 2024
ACCOUNTING POLICIFS- continued
Tangible fjxed assets
Fixtures and fittings- 21P/o reducing balan¢¢
Freehold property- IQ/• on cost
Taxation
The charity is art txempt charity within the meaning of schedule 3 of the Charities Act 2011.
Fund sccounting
Unrestyicicd fijnds can be used in a￿OrdanCe with the chaTitsble objectives at the di5CTetion of the tsustees.
Restriet¢d funds only be used for particular reslric(ed pU￿5¢S within the objects of the charity. R¢stricti0Th5
aTiSe when 5p¢cified by the donoror whet) fijnds are rai%ed for particularrestyi¢t¢d purrAtses.
rurther explanation of the nature and purp)s¢ of fund is included in the notes to ihe financial statements.
Debtor5 and Credito￿ re£eivAble I p*y#ble within one ye&r
Debtors and creditors with no slated it)Ier￿t Tale and receivable or payable within one year are re¢orded at
transaction pri¢¢. At)y losses arising from impairnient are recogniscd in ex￿nditure.
Conce55ionary loans
Con¢¢ssionary loans includ¢ thos¢ payable to a third partie5 which are inteTe5t free or below mat*d inier¢st ra¢¢$
and ar¢ made to advance charithble purposes. All su¢h loans are mcasured at C05t. less impairnienl.
DONATIONS AND LLGACIFS
2024
2023
Donations
Gifi aid
Subscriptions
Sundry incom¢
251.274
43,947
5,760
10,315
262.979
46,451
12.3421
448
311,296
307.S36
OTIIER TRADING Acrivi'iuES
2024
2023
Grants received
Ha]1 hire
500
2,382
5,300
7,105
2,882
12,405
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VISHWA HINDU PARISIIAD
r*O'lbS TO THF. FINANCIAL sfATF.MENT%- continued
T NL4RCH 2024
INVESTMENT INCOME
2024
2023
Deposit xcount interc5t
21.174
INCOME FROM CHAIUTAHI,V. ACTIVITIES
2024
2023
Activity
Schwl f¢es
S¢hwl fees
Fe5tiva] and day ttntre
income
17,936
15,246
Festival and day centre kncome
38,847
33,070
56,783
48,316
CHARfi'ABLE ACTIVITIES COSTS
Dire¢1
Lharitable activiti¢s
228.303
SUPPORI. CO%tS
Governan¢¢
Raising donations and legacies
17.136
Supp)rt costs, included in the above, are as follows..
Governance efjsts
2024
Raising
donations
2023
Tulal
adivitie5
legacies
Auditors. remunerdtion
Profe55ional fees
0,000
11,136
6,000
69,747
17,136
75,747
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VISHWA HI￿,Du PARISHAD
UK
NOTES TO THE FINANCIAI. STATEMENTS- continued
R'I'IITr. YEAR END
AR
AIIDITORS, RF.MUINERATIOYb
2024
2023
F¢e5 payable to thE charity5 audiwrs for the audit of the Charily's fjnaneial
staienienrs
6,000
6.000
TRUSTEES, REMUNERATION AND BF.NEFITS
There were no tnL%tees' remuneratiOtL or benefits paid for the year ellded 31st Mwth 2024 nor for th¢ year ¢nded
31st March 2023.
T￿￿tee8. expense5
There were no intste¢s' expenses paid for thr year ¢nd¢d 31st March 2024 nor for the year ended
31st Ma￿h 2023.
io.
srAFF cosrs
2024
2023
Wages and Salaries
22,846
19,092
£22146
£19.092
The 8v¢rag¢ monthly numbcr of employ¢¢s during the year W&5 &4 folk)ws'.
2024
2023
No employ¢¢s received emoluments in excess of £60,000.
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VISHWA HJNDU PAIUSHAD (UK
NOTES I'O THV. FINANCK3L STATEME
R Tl
EN
'rs- continu£d
TANCslBI,E FIXED ASSLTS
Fixtures
and
rittings
Free￿Id
property
Totals
COST
At 1st April 2023
Additions
2,973,156
190,781
27,23Q
3.163,937
27.230
At 3 1st March 2024
2,973,156
218,011
3,191.167
DEPRECIATION
At 1st April 2023
Charge for year
52,080
2.007
171 J90
7,627
223,470
9,634
Ai 31st Marth 2024
54.087
179,017
233.104
NET BOOKVALUE
At 31st March 2024
2.919.069
38,994
2.958,063
At 31st March 2023
2,921,076
19.391
2,940,467
IL
DEwfoRS: AMOiif4TS FALLING DUK wrrHIN ONE YEAR
2024
2023
Othcr debtors
24,657
65.368
13.
CREDII'ORS.. AMOUNTS FALLING DUE WITHIN OIYE YEAR
2024
2023
Trade creditor5
Accruals
Conc¢5sionary loans
45.417
6,000
63.531
63,531
75,537
114,948
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VISHWA HINDU PARISHAD
UK
NOTES TO THE FINANCIAL S'I'ATF.MEI¥4TS- contiMue
RTHE
14.
CREDITORS: AMOUNfs FALLING DUE AFTER MORE THATr4 ONL YEAR
2024
2023
oiher loan$ (s¢e note 15)
26250
89,250
15.
LOANS
In 2015 the charity ha5 f¢Eeived a concessionary logn of a principal Sum of £530,000 and 8 further sum of
£IOO,000 in 2016 to fund the purchase of thc new property at the Iifo¢d branch. This has b¢eD received on an
interest fire basis and is being repaid on a monthly b&sis over a period of 10 yeals from the ¢ompletion of the
property purchase.
MOVEMENT IN FUNDS
Nei
movement
in fund8
At
3113124
At 114123
Unrestricted fu￿￿$
G￿traI fund
3,692.112
146,696
3,838,808
TOTAL FUNDS
3,692,112
146,696
3,838.808
Net movement in fund& included in th¢ above are as follows..
Inwmit)g
r£sourc¢s
ResouKes
eKpenikd
Movement
in fvnds
Unr&*trirted fund
General fithd
391135
(245,439)
146,696
TOTAL b"UNDS
392.135
(245.4391
146,696
Comparat4ves for movement in fullds
nK)vem¢nt
in fullds
At
3113123
At 114n2
Unrestricted funds
Gen¢rnl fund
3,560,253
131,859
3,692,112
T(yfAL FIINDS
3,560,253
131,859
3.692.112
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VISHWA HJNDU PARISHAD
UK
NOTES TO THK FINAN
OR
L STATEME￿￿e0￿ti￿￿ed
16.
MOVEMEKf IN FUNDS- tontinlled
Comparative net movement in fund5. includd in the above arc follows:
Incoming
re5Liurc¢s
ResoU￿e5
expended
Movemeni
in funds
Unrestricted fund5
Genernl thnd
370218
{238,359}
131,859
T￿l'AL FUNDS
370,218
1238 J59)
131,859
A ¢urrent year 12 months and prior year 12 months Combin￿ rM)sition is as follows:
NLt
movement
in funds
At
31nn4
At 114122
Unrestricted funds
Cjeneral fund
3,560,253
278,555
J,838.808
TOTAL FUNDS
3,560,253
278,555
3.838.808
A ¢urn1 year 12 months and prior year 12 montlK% combin¢d movem¢nt ￿nds, includ¢d in th¢ above atr
Ls follows=
In￿mIng
resx)urces
Resourc¢5
eXPEnd¢d
Movement
in funds
Unrestricted fwDd3
Gemcral fund
762,353
(483.798)
278,555
TOTAL Tr UNDS
762J53
(483,798)
278,555
17.
RELATED PARTY DISCIA)SURES
There we]E no related paty Iransactions for the year endcd 3 1st Mawh 2024.
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vi
H_WA HI￿,Du PARISHAD
DETAILE
ATF.MENT
R THE
F FINANcI￿gLA￿1VITIEs
24
2024
2023
INCOME AND ENDOWMEf+trs
DoDations 8nd legacies
Donation5
Gift aid
Subs¢riptLOIIS
Sundry i1￿C
251,274
43,947
5,760
10,315
262,979
46.451
(2,342)
448
311,296
307,536
Othertr8ding artivities
Grants Jrccived
Ilall hire
500
2,382
5.300
7,105
2.882
12,405
Inv£stmen( ineome
Deposit *count interest
21.174
1,961
Charitabl¢ •ttivitie5
School fecs
Festival and day ¢¢ntre iTKome
17,936
38,847
15,246
33.070
56,783
48.316
Tot•1 Incoming resources
392.135
370,218
EXPENDI'IIJRE
Ch•rit8ble wdivltles
Donaiions to Priests and volunteers
RenL rate5 and w*¢r
Insurance
Light and heat
R¢paiTS and renewals
Hall hir¢
Telephonc
Printin& PKJSta8c aTKi s￿l0￿¢ry
Travellin
Festiv￿ ond day cenire costs
EquipTneni and b(Mik5
Gener41 ex￿￿5¢5
Vi5Lt of othu Swamijis
sch￿)] expenses
Bank Charges
Deprcciation of iangible fLx¢d assets
Carried fonvdrd
22.846
4,312
10,306
16.827
17,867
3.844
1,467
1,659
800
16.018
965
84,955
301
34.292
683
9,634
226,776
19,092
3,352
7,737
15.373
18,905
3,285
1.896
3,122
800
15,447
250
29,290
1,502
33,939
454
5,784
160.228
This page does fonn part of the statutory financiai ststements
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VISHWA HINDU PARISHAD LUKJ
DFTAILED sfATEMENT OF Tr-INAf4CIAL ACTIVITIES
'HE YEAR
DED31sf MAIICH 2024
2024
2023
Charitsble aetivities
Brought forward
Donations
226,776
1,527
160.228
2.384
228,303
162,612
Support Costs
Cov¢rn4nce Costs
AuditOTS' reThuner2tion
PrOf￿10nal tees
6,000
6.000
69,747
17,136
75.747
Totsl resources expended
245.439
238,359
Net inemie
146.696
131.859
This page does noi forn] part of th¢ statutory fLnan¢ial statcm¢Dts
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