“The work of the Rashtriya Swayamsewak Sangh (RSS) is gaining momentum across the country and expanding day by day. Today is the celebration of the homecoming to this newly reconstructed building. Our work should also be as grand as this building. Our work should reflect that grandness. We believe that this work will reach across…
Guwahati: Bharat will soon become Vishwaguru, and we are confident that we will witness this in our lifetime. However, for this to happen, every Swayamsevak must work selflessly and remain committed to the cause, said Rashtriya Swayamsevak Sangh (RSS) Sarsanghchalak Dr Mohan Bhagwat, while gracing Praveshotsav of RSS’ reconstructed Keshav Kunj at Jhandewalan in Delhi…
Guwahati: As the interim government of Bangladesh completes six months of its existence in Dhaka, a prominent rights group demands a fair probe into the current state of mis-governance in the south Asian nation. Compiling a report titled ‘Bangladesh: The Case for Establishing OHCHR Field Office’, the New Delhi-based Rights & Risks Analysis Group (RRAG)…
A political slugfest erupted after images of Hamas leaders were prominently displayed at a procession of a local festival in Palakkad district. Images of Yahya Sinwar and Ismail Haniyeh, both leaders of the terrorist group Hamas were seen on banners with the title, ‘Tharavadis, Thekkebhagam’ which means Ancestrals Southside. Sympathising with terrorists and their organisation…
A Visit to Maithreyee Gurukulam Shefali Vaidya Maithreyee Gurukulam for girls is one of flagship programs of RSS (Rashtriya Swayamsevak Sangh) that has been running for almost 25 years. Maithreyee Gurukulam is located amidst lush areca nut and coconut orchards in Moorkaje village near Vitala, about 40 kms away from Mangaluru. Founded on Guru Poornima…
Having a UN report describing the horrific picture of atrocities on agitating students and common Bangladeshi nationals by the then Awami League-led government in Dhaka on hands, the current interim government chief Professor Muhammad Yunus plans to punish the ousted lady premier Sheikh Hasina and many of her associates. The lone Nobel laureate of…
Geneva: Expressing serious concern over the abduction of a senior journalist in Manipur of northeast India by some militants early this morning (11 February 2025), Press Emblem Campaign (PEC) demanded his unconditional release. The global media safety and rights body also urged the local authorities as well as Prime Minister of India to take appropriate…
Guwahati: Member of Lok Sabha and Bharatiya Janata Party’s Assam unit chief Dilip Saikia strongly opposes China’s proposed hydroelectric dam on Brahmaputra in Tibet, which has been projected to be the largest dam across the world. During the Zero Hour in Parliament on 10 February 2025, the Parliamentarian from Darrang-Udalguri constituency raised serious concerns asserting…
India looks at commissioning the ambitious Kaladan Kaladan Multi-Modal Transit Transport Corridor project connecting a port in Rakhine (Arakan) State of western Myanmar with the land-locked far eastern part of Bharat through the water and land routes for regular trading. But the project involving Kaladan river continues facing hurdles from time to time. Initially it…
Kochi, Kerala. Proclaiming the ideals of social and spiritual unity, the Kurukshetra Prakashan is all set to publish the centenary edition of Sree Narayana Smriti on February 5. This momentous release will take place during the Hindu Ekta Sammelan, which is organized as a part of the Ayiroor-Cherukolpuzha Hindu Matha Parishad. In the presence of…
