Hinduism in Bosnia and Herzegovina

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Hinduism in Bosnia and Herzegovina is represented by various groups and centers such as ISKON, "Yoga in Daily Life", and "Sathya Sai Center" Sarajevo.

ISKCON in Bosnia and Herzegovina

ISKCON has become a growing presence in Bosnia and Herzegovina. There is estimated to be around 300 devotees from all age groups. ISKCON has been registered in Bosnia and Herzegovina as a religious community.

ISKCON's Food for life was famous in Bosnia and Herzegovina. During war period in Bosnia and Herzegovina, ISKCON devotees in Sarajevo, Bosnia-Herzegovina visited orphanages, homes for the elderly, hospitals, institutes for handicapped children, and basement shelters daily, throughout the three year conflict. An estimated 20 tons of food has been distributed in Sarajevo since 1992.