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Hindu Samman Foundation
Empowering Unity, Restoring Self Respect
World Refugee Day 2026
India's Forgotten Refugees
A World Refugee Day Policy Initiative by Hindu Samman Foundation
Recognition • Protection • Dignified Integration
About This Initiative
On the occasion of World Refugee Day 2026, Hindu Samman Foundation (HSF) launched a humanitarian policy initiative calling for the development of a comprehensive National Refugee Policy for persecuted Hindu and other Indic minority communities who have sought refuge in India after fleeing religious persecution.
As part of this initiative, HSF prepared and submitted a 77-page World Refugee Day Policy Memorandum for the Hon'ble Prime Minister of India through the Delhi Police.
The memorandum represents years of humanitarian engagement, extensive field visits, legal research and policy analysis conducted while working with refugee communities across Delhi, Rajasthan, Gujarat and West Bengal.
It is intended as a constructive contribution towards strengthening humanitarian governance, improving administrative coordination and promoting the dignified rehabilitation of refugee families residing lawfully in India.
Timeline
World Refugee Day Programme
20 June 2026
Policy Memorandum Submitted
77 Pages
National Refugee Policy Proposal
Five-Pillar Framework
HSF Refugee Rights Campaign
Ongoing
Why This Memorandum Was Prepared
Addressing critical gaps faced by persecuted refugee communities across India
Inside the Memorandum
A comprehensive 77-page policy document covering every aspect of refugee rehabilitation
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Letter to Prime Minister
Formal submission to the Hon'ble Prime Minister of India through Delhi Police.
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Executive Summary
Overview of key findings, recommendations and the five-pillar policy framework.
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Why World Refugee Day Matters
Global significance and India's role on World Refugee Day 2026.
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India's Forgotten Refugees
Profiles of persecuted Hindu and Indic minority communities seeking refuge in India.
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Need for National Refugee Policy
Legal and administrative gaps requiring a unified national policy framework.
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Humanitarian Consequences
Real-world impact on families lacking recognition, housing and basic services.
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HSF Field Experience
Ground-level insights from Delhi, Rajasthan, Gujarat and West Bengal.
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Strategic Importance
Why refugee policy is vital for India's security, diplomacy and humanitarian standing.
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India's Civilizational Responsibility
India's historic role as a sanctuary for persecuted communities.
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Five-Pillar Refugee Policy Framework
Recognition, protection, education, healthcare, housing and livelihood pillars.
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Conclusion
A constructive roadmap for dignified refugee rehabilitation in India.
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Annexures
Supporting documents, field data, legal references and community testimonies.
Key Policy Recommendations
Nine strategic pillars for a comprehensive National Refugee Policy
Download the Memorandum
World Refugee Day Policy Memorandum
Complete 77-page document submitted to the Hon'ble Prime Minister of India — free to read and share.
Download 77-Page PDFWorld Refugee Day 2026 — Event Video
Watch the programme and policy initiative launch
Photo Gallery
World Refugee Day 2026 programme and field engagement photographs
Press Release
HSF Submits 77-Page National Refugee Policy Memorandum on World Refugee Day 2026
Hindu Samman Foundation formally submitted a comprehensive policy memorandum to the Hon'ble Prime Minister of India, calling for a National Refugee Policy to protect persecuted Hindu and Indic minority refugees.
Read Full Press ReleaseAbout Hindu Samman Foundation
Hindu Samman Foundation is a non-profit organization dedicated to promoting unity, equality, and the preservation of Sanatan Dharma. We advocate for the rights, dignity, and well-being of Hindus worldwide — including persecuted communities seeking refuge in India.
Through humanitarian engagement, legal advocacy and field programmes, HSF works to restore self-respect and provide rehabilitation support to marginalized communities across India.
Learn More About HSF“This memorandum is not a document of complaints. It is a document of solutions.
— Hindu Samman Foundation