हिन्दू स्वयंसेवक संघ, नेपाल बि.सं. २०४८ मा स्थापना भएको एक सामाजिक तथा सांस्कृतिक संस्था हो। यसको मुख्य उद्देश्य हिन्दु जीवनपद्धतिमा आधारित रही चरित्रवान्, अनुशासित र सेवाभावी व्यक्तिहरुको निर्माण गर्नु हो।

The three words in this name have specific meanings:

• Hindu: It signifies the shared cultural identity and worldview of this land.
• Swayamsevak: It refers to a person who is selflessly devoted to society and the nation without expecting any return.
• Sangh: It denotes organized collective strength and a spirit of close-knit unity.

यो कुनै पनि राजनीतिक दल वा समुदायसँग आबद्ध छैन। यो हिन्दूधर्ममा आधारित नितान्त सांस्कृतिक र सामाजिक संस्था हो। यसले समाजमा सेवा, सामाजिक समरसता (सद्भाव), अनुशासन र सांस्कृतिक चेतनाजस्ता जीवनमूल्यहरू प्रवर्द्धन गर्ने कार्य मात्र गर्छ।

The Daily Shakha is the fundamental basis of the Sangh’s working method. It is a daily one‑hour program that includes sports/games, exercise (yoga), prayer, songs, and intellectual discussions for physical, mental, and intellectual development.

All people from every caste, region, and linguistic background are welcome. The Sangh promotes equality, social harmony, and mutual respect without any form of discrimination.

The Sangh does not consider any flesh‑and‑blood person to be a guru, because a person can never be fully perfect. Therefore, the “Bhagwa Dhwaj,” a symbol of renunciation, penance, purity and knowledge, is regarded as the guru. It conveys the message of devotion to principles (tattva‑worship) or dedication to ideals rather than worship of an individual.

Guru Dakshina is a voluntary financial offering that Swayamsevaks make once a year before the guru (Bhagwa Dhwaj). It is not merely a monetary donation but an expression of one’s sense of duty, gratitude and belonging toward the organization, which helps make the organization financially self‑reliant.

The Sangh’s sanskars are not limited to mere words; they are life‑values that are put into practice. These include equality, camaraderie, discipline, a simple lifestyle, and a spirit of selfless service. Immersed in the Sangh’s environment, these qualities come to form a Swayamsevak’s way of life.

Its long‑term goal is to elevate society and the nation to a state of supreme glory through the development of individuals. Through cultural awareness and service activities, it seeks to build a society that is organized, powerful, and self‑respecting.