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A journey of dignity and commitment

Clare Estate Umgeni Hindu Crematorium Society: 1904 - 2023

THE Clare Estate Crematorium Society has stood as a pillar of support and service within the Hindu community since its establishment in 1904.

Over the past century, it has evolved, grown and overcome numerous challenges to become the esteemed institution it is today.

From its humble beginnings to its modernisation initiatives, the society’s journey reflects a profound commitment to serving the community with compassion, dignity and environmental stewardship.

Foundation and early years (1904 – 1930)

The Clare Estate Crematorium Society was born out of necessity and a communal spirit in the early 20th century. Founded in 1904, it

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