


हिन्दू सीनियर सिटीजन्स ऑफ साउथ जर्सी

Hindu Senior Citizens Of South Jersey (HSCSJ)
Tax-Exempt ID EIN 87-0772779
501c(3) non-profit organization
Now 958+ Members Strong

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Events 2026
First meeting of march: Tuesday, May 12 at 6:15pm
Veena Gandhi:
Retired Obstetrician and gynecologist by profession, loves yoga and spiritual pursuits.
Wrote a book on yoga and pregnancy, "Creating miracle child with yoga", complete and practical guide for expectant parents.
This is returning as her presentation last time was abruptly canceled the night before last year.
More than Doctor she is well known within our community for volunteering and community seva. She had served our community in various uncountable roles. Very spiritual and strong guard of Sanatan Dharma. She pilgrim all our India visiting holy places. She will be enriched with her memories of her last trip to India.
May 21st: Bus Trip to Vraj
Second Meeting: Tuesday, May 26 at 6:15pm
Open Forum:
An open discussion with members of the general body to share comments and suggestions. The session will be informal and relaxed, with a free-flowing agenda that may include light entertainment by our own members.
We will also provide administrative updates, including a brief overview of the organization’s current state after the first five months of the new administration. Topics will include bylaws, the status of document procurement, membership updates, and a snapshot of our financials, along with any other emerging matters.
We will conclude by expressing our appreciation to all general body members and our Executive Committee for their continued support.
February 10th, Tuesday, 2026
Topic: Dr. Shrenik Shah: Healing Through a Plant-Based Lifestyle
Dr. Shrenik Shah is a retired primary care physician who has followed a plant-based lifestyle for over 22 years. His journey began after a transformative African safari and deepened through spirituality and meditation, leading him to advocate for compassionate, plant-based choices.
Through research and clinical practice, Dr. Shah emphasized lifestyle change—especially a vegan diet—before medication, helping thousands of patients reverse high cholesterol, diabetes, and obesity. His environmental work highlights the role of animal agriculture in deforestation and climate change.
A heart attack six months into his plant-based journey became a turning point; he increased exercise, ran his first marathon one year later, and has since completed six marathons, lost 23 pounds, and reversed heart disease.
Now nearly 24 years heart-disease-free, Dr. Shah continues to inspire, particularly within the South Asian community, as Medical Director of World Vegan Vision, promoting health, compassion, and sustainability through a plant-based lifestyle.
March Meeting: Tuesday, March 10, 2026
Topic: Financial literacy by Puja Gupta and her organization.

