No need so far as plate tectonics and an ancient, expanding universe are concerned, certainly. With biological evolution, there are some interpretations of Hinduism that object to aspects of it, though.
What can certainly be said is that the eastern religions and philosophies in general should not produce the polarization on evolution that occurs in cultures based on the Abrahamic religions, because there is not the same direct contradiction of any core creation mythologies.
Of course. Eastern religions do not balk at any sceintific ideas. But ToE is not Darwinism "only", it is much more.
No scentific knowledge militates against Hindu Dharma. Sceinces are treates as secular fields and theologies do not seek to direct or control them. This is the reason why a Hindu sceintist can be deeply theistic and religious too.
However, search around the internet, and you'll easily find Hindus attacking "Darwinism", and even telling lies about Darwin, in true religious character.
They can be easily discounted.
E vs C debate is not there among Hindus.