Shri Datta Temple in a building premises at Erandavane (Pune) demolished due to complaint by a Christian
Eventually, Shri Dutta’s aarati and ‘Shiv Vandana’ of Chatrapati Shivaji were performed there.
Tamil Nadu Govt arrests devout Hindutva leader Pala Santosh Kumar
This statement by him was followed by his unjust arrest in the case of defamation of the government.
Sohail and Irfan urinate in the premises of the ancient temple : Aligarh, UP
Hindu organizations have alleged that Sohail and Irfan deliberately did this to hurt the sentiments of Hindus.
Devout Hindu activists warn to perform collective puja in the temple if the ban is not withdrawn
The Union Government should take strict action against the concerned people and send a right message to the people of this country.
Hindu activists and lawyers foiled police attempt to frame Hindus in false cases
The Hindutva activists realized that the police had decided to target Mr. Yashaji Chavan.
Social organizations and politicians in Nepal are slaves of foreigners : Shankar Kharal, Vishwa Hindu Mahasangh
Nepal is a Tapobhumi. Hindu Rashtra will definitely be established on this land. For that, the Hindu organisations and devout Hindus should prepare a manifesto and demand that Nepal be declared a Hindu Rashtra.
Vaishvik Hindu Rashtra Mahotsav begins on June 24 in Goa
Over 2,000 devotees from more than 1,000 organizations across India and abroad have been invited to this Mahotsav.
Collective efforts of Hindus will foil conspiracies against Hindu Rashtra : Sadguru Dr Charudatta Pingale, National Guide, HJS
Chhaya Gautam, District President of ‘Akhil Bharat Hindu Mahasabha’, was also present at the press conference.
‘Om Certificate’ for shops selling prasad at Hindu religious places
The certificate will be issued by ‘Om Pratishthan’ and representatives of other devout Hindu organisations will join this foundation.
Hindu Mahasabha questions Urus celebration at the Taj Mahal
Mahasabha has also objected to free entry to the Taj Mahal for Urus. This event takes place between the 6th & 8th of February, in memory of the Mughal invader Shahjahan.