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Events

Sewa Weekend, 21st to 23rd February
The Science of Karma,Wednesday 5th February, 6-9pm
Soul Sounds, Saturday 25th January, 6-8pm
Ujaali - Diwali Dinner and Dance, 29 November 2013
Hungama - CUHCS Garden Party, 19 June 2013
Annual General Meeting, 11 March 2013
Shivratri Pooja, 9 March 2013
Wednesday, 5th Feb Science of karma 6 - 9 pm St. Catz 21st, 22nd, 23rd Feb Sewa Weekend N/A Cambridge

Soul Sounds

Come and join us for an incredibly lively, upbeat and rejuvenating bhajan jam! Soul Sounds @ Cambridge is a youth led event, where people from all backgrounds and cultures; of all ages and interests get together to sing devotional hymns.
Everyone is welcome to sing, hum, play an instrument or just enjoy the vibes. A chance for everyone to get involved in the spiritual side of our dynamic culture. Whether you are new to bhajans or familiar, be prepared for a youthful twist come to event to see for yourself what Soul Sounds @ Cambridge is really like.

Michaelmas Term Events

We hope you enjoyed our Michaelmas term events as much as we did! The Ujaali video is now up here!

Check out the photos as well here.

Ujaali - Diwali Dinner and Dance 2013

Friday 29th November
18:00 - 23:00
Wesley House, Jesus Lane
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CUHCS cordially invites you to the much awaited event of the term.
Come along for the annual Diwali puja, delicious dinner and celebrate the new year, cam-style!
Make this an event very high up on your priority list!

Tickets are:
Members - £10.00
Non Members - £12.00
( + £1 extra at the door)

To buy tickets, simply write a cheque to "Cambridge University Hindu Cultural Society" and hand to any committe member, or make a bank transfer to Cambridge University Hindu Cultural Society (using your name as the reference), account number 03933385, sort code 40-16-08.
You can also hand cash to a committee member.

Click HERE for more details on our Facebook page and email [email protected] if you have any questions.

Hungama - CUHCS Garden Party!

Wednesday 19th June
14:00 - 17:00
Fellows' Garden, Sidney Sussex College, Cambridge
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CUHCS presents to you a bigger and better Garden Party, with a desi twist!
Make this an event very high up on your priority list!
Don't miss out on:
-Bhel Puri
-Manchurian
-Dhokra
-Gulab Jamun
-And more sweet snacks and drinks!

And if food is not your thing, look out for:
-Henna
-Mastana DVDs
-Massages
-Carrom
-Stall games
-Chilli eating competition
-And much much more!

Tickets are:
Members - £7.00
Non Members - £9.00
( + £1 extra at the door)

To buy tickets, simply write a cheque to "Cambridge University Hindu Cultural Society" and hand to any committe member, or make a bank transfer to Cambridge University Hindu Cultural Society (using your name as the reference), account number 03933385, sort code 40-16-08.
You can also hand cash to a committee member, and fill out the cash payment form here.

Click HERE for more details on our Facebook page and email [email protected] if you have any questions.

AGM

Monday 11 March 2013
18:30 for a 19:00 sharp start
Sidgwick Hall, Newnham College, Cambridge
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We hope you have immensely enjoyed the wide spectrum events that CUHCS has offered in the past 12 months.

From organising events as incredible as Garba, Diwali Dinner to our regulars such as Soul Sounds and producing Sanskaar, CUHCS has been jam packed with excitement :)

So if you want to come along, look back on CUHCS in the past year, raise any concerns, or contribute ideas and take part in electing your new committee we'd love to see you there.

We now invite you to our final event as a committee, our Annual General Meeting (AGM). We welcome you to stand for election and become a member of the CUHCS Committee 2013-14. You're sure to form some incredible relationships and gain the invaluble experience on being on a committee like no other :)

We will begin by reviewing our year as a committee before proceeding with the hustings to elect the new committee. Positions available are:

PRESIDENT
VICE PRESIDENT
SECRETARY
TREASURER
GENERAL PUBLICITY
EDITOR OF SANSKAAR (subset of Publicity)
SPONSORSHIP (2 Positions)
LEARNING (2 Positions)
COMMUNITY AND EVENTS
WELFARE AND EVENTS
WEBMASTER

Information regarding what each role entails and testimonials from the current committee will be sent out very soon. Contact us to find about more about each position. Our details can be found here: http://www.cuhcs.org.uk/ pages/committee/2012.html.

If you wish to apply for a position then please send the following details to Meghavi Mashar (mm897), Anahita Pradhan (ap705) or Satchee Dodhia (sd578):

full name, year, college, position, proposer and seconder, manifesto

President and Vice President Candidates need to send in Manifestos by 9th March at the latest to be circulated on the 10th March to the society. These must be 1 A4 page, design it as you like, put on anything you feel is relevant such as why you want to do the role

Everyone else applying for every other role, please send a maximum of 150 words about what you want to do the role, what you hope to achieve and anything else relevant such as experience. 

NOTE 1: To run for committee, act as a proposer or seconder you must be a member of CUHCS.

NOTE 2: Voting will ONLY take place at the AGM and ONLY MEMBERS CAN VOTE.
Candidates will have to stand at the AGM to go for their role :)

APPLICATION DEADLINE:
President and Vice President Manifestos MIDNIGHT SATURDAY 9th MARCH 2013
Midnight on SUNDAY 10th MARCH 2013

Shivratri Pooja

Saturday 9 March 2013
13:00
Chetwynd Room, Kings College, Cambridge
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Shivaratri Pooja has been given tremendous significance in Hindu mythology. According to the Shiva Purana, sincere worship of Lord Shiva yields merits including spiritual growth for the devotees. 

The Pooja is performed using six different dravyas including milk, yoghurt, honey, ghee, sugar and water. Each of these signify particular virtues that we hope to attain from the Pooja:

-Milk is for the blessing of piousness
-Yogurt is for prosperity
-Honey is for sweet speech 
-Ghee is for victory
-Sugar is for happiness
-Water is for purity

Come along to engage in this age-old tradition and end the term in a spiritual way!