International Sanatan Minority Struggle Association (ISMSA)
Tagline: Together for Justice, Peace and Heritage
न्याय शांति और विरासत के लिए एकजुट
Mission Statement
The International Sanatan Minority Struggle Association (ISMSA) is a globally recognized advocacy and humanitarian organization dedicated to championing the rights, dignity, and overall well-being of Hindu minority communities around the world. As an unwavering beacon of hope, justice, and empowerment, ISMSA actively addresses systemic discrimination, human rights violations, cultural erasure, and socio-economic marginalization experienced by Hindu minorities in diverse geopolitical regions.
Our mission is rooted in Sanatan Dharma and guided by four core pillars:
Empower
We strengthen Hindu minority communities through holistic empowerment strategies. These include equitable access to quality education, sustainable economic development, skill-building initiatives, digital inclusion, social upliftment programs, and mental wellness support. We foster economic independence, entrepreneurship, leadership development, and grassroots innovation that enable individuals and families to rise above institutionalized inequalities and fulfil their inherent potential.
Advocate
We stand firm in defending the rights of Hindu minorities via robust advocacy, legal reform, policy interventions, international lobbying, and strategic litigation. In collaboration with global human rights organizations, legal experts, academic think tanks, policymakers, and civil society networks, ISMSA ensures that the voices of persecuted, marginalized, and underrepresented Hindu communities resonate powerfully at both national and global levels.
Unite
ISMSA fosters lasting unity among Hindu minorities across nations, regions, and social groups. By strengthening our collective identity, shared spiritual heritage, and cultural values, we nurture a sense of belonging, fraternity, interdependence, and mutual support. Through diasporic outreach, intercultural partnerships, virtual forums, and cultural diplomacy, we create deep-rooted bonds that transcend political boundaries and ideological divides.
Educate
We are committed to raising awareness and building knowledge through dynamic media campaigns, academic collaborations, educational outreach programs, community libraries, cultural exhibitions, and interfaith dialogue platforms. We aim to combat ignorance, promote empathy, preserve historical memory, and counter misinformation. Through education, we empower future generations to uphold values of tolerance, wisdom, truth, and compassion.
Vision
ISMSA envisions a world where Hindu minority communities are safeguarded, respected, and thrive in environments of dignity, liberty, security, and equal opportunity. We strive toward a future where Hindu Dharma is acknowledged as a vital contributor to global pluralism, peace, and cultural diversity, and where all Hindu minorities live free from fear, hatred, exclusion, or discrimination.
Inspired by the ancient Indian philosophy of Vasudhaiva Kutumbakam ("The World is One Family"), we embrace the vision of a global human family in which diversity is celebrated, truth is protected, compassion is cultivated, and justice is upheld without prejudice.
Core Values and Principles
Equality
Ensuring equal rights, representation, and opportunities for all regardless of religion, caste, ethnicity, gender, or nationality. Promoting non-discrimination, fairness, and proportional inclusion in all public and private spheres.Justice
Upholding legal, social, and economic justice through transparent systems, ethical governance, and restorative practices that heal historic grievances and promote accountability.Empowerment
Promoting entrepreneurship, leadership training, and skill-based development for sustainable growth. We emphasize capacity building, innovation hubs, and inclusive financial access.Inclusion
Embracing pluralism and honouring the unique cultural, spiritual, and intellectual contributions of marginalized Hindu communities. Encouraging representation at every level of society.Solidarity
In active support with Hindu minorities facing threats, violence, displacement, or systemic neglect. We foster cross-border unity and global networks of allyship.Freedom of Religion
The fundamental right to worship, express, and live one’s spiritual identity without fear or coercion. Advocating for temples, festivals, and rituals to be preserved.Cultural Preservation
Revitalizing and safeguarding Hindu traditions, pilgrimage sites, ancient languages, temples, folk arts, and sacred practices through research and community stewardship.Education and Awareness
Disseminating knowledge via community forums, academic publications, digital media, research collaborations, and youth engagement. Promoting historical literacy and civic awareness.Human Rights
For the protection of life, liberty, dignity, and security for vulnerable Hindu communities worldwide, including refugees and displaced populations.Sustainable Development
Advancing self-sufficiency through rural innovation, ecological stewardship, traditional agriculture, and green technologies. Supporting climate resilience and regenerative livelihoods.Women’s Empowerment
Promoting safety, dignity, leadership, and economic independence for women and girls through health, education, and enterprise. Supporting survivors of violence and systemic gender bias.Youth Development
Civic responsibility, ethical leadership, and spiritual grounding among the youth of Hindu heritage. Engaging young voices in creative expression, policy dialogues, and innovation.Interfaith Dialogue
Encouraging mutual respect, cooperation, peace-building, and collaborative solutions with other faith traditions. Promoting religious harmony, shared values, and joint social action.Advocacy and Activism
Driving systemic change through grassroots mobilization, institutional reform, and global policy engagement. Elevating voices through campaigns, petitions, and legal interventions.Transparency and Accountability
Ensuring ethical practices, good governance, community feedback mechanisms, and financial transparency across all organizational functions.Innovation and Technology for Good
Utilizing technology to empower communities, bridge educational gaps, promote digital literacy, and enhance access to justice and information.Global Solidarity and Diaspora Engagement
Connecting and mobilizing the Hindu diaspora worldwide for collective action, resource sharing, cultural exchange, and advocacy.Resilience and Healing
Promoting spiritual and psychological healing from trauma caused by violence, displacement, and cultural loss. Encouraging mental health support, storytelling, and community care.Civic Participation
Hindu minorities in engaging meaningfully in democratic processes, civil society initiatives, and community leadership.Ethical Leadership
Principled, transparent, and compassionate leadership inspired by dharmic values, ancient wisdom, and a commitment to the greater good.Crisis Response and Relief
Swift humanitarian assistance during natural disasters, conflicts, or emergencies that disproportionately impact Hindu communities.Cultural Diplomacy
Promoting understanding and goodwill through art, music, dialogue, and cultural exchange programs that reflect Hindu values on global platforms.Language and Heritage Revitalization
Preserving ancient Hindu languages like Sanskrit, Pali, and Prakrit and promoting community-based language learning and cultural storytelling.About ISMSA
Who We Are
Founded in May 2025, ISMSA is an international humanitarian and advocacy organization based in Kanpur, Uttar Pradesh, India close to the spiritual heartland of Ayodhya. We are dedicated to protecting and uplifting Hindu minority populations that face systemic injustice, cultural loss, and socio-political marginalization. With a foundation grounded in Sanatan Dharma, ISMSA stands for eternal truth (Satya), universal compassion (Karuna), and unwavering justice (Nyaya).Global Presence
ISMSA operates through an extensive and growing network of national chapters, affiliated partners, and volunteer teams across:- India (Headquarters – Kanpur/Near to Ayodhya)
- United States of America
- United Kingdom
- Israel
- Indonesia
- Singapore
- Bangladesh
- Pakistan
- United Arab Emirates (Dubai)
- Russia
- France
- Nepal
- Bhutan
- Sri Lanka
- Mauritius
- Japan
These international collaborations enable ISMSA to build diplomatic bridges, coordinate relief and advocacy efforts, and amplify the voices of vulnerable Hindu communities globally.
