Hindu Religious and Cultural Institute (HRCI) in Zimbabwe
The Hindu Religious and Cultural Institute (HRCI) is dedicated in teaching Sanatana Dharma to children born into Hindu families of Zimbabwe, but non-Hindus can also study here.
Most Hindu families who live in Zimbabwe still have links with India.
Gujarati language is taught in HRCI.
HRCI also publishes books offering religious education for Hindus.
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