On the night of 25th January, 1994, Sadanandan Master was ambushed by CPI(M) goons near his home village of Perinchery. They chopped off both his legs and left him bleeding on the roadside as a warning to those switching political sides.
Congress MLA Sahab Singh Gurjar did not take any BJRSS leader's name and took an indirect jibe, as he said, "Jo mard they wo jang mein gaye, jo hijde they wo sangh mein gaye [Those who were men went to the battlefield, those who were ‘Hijra’ (eunuchs) joined the Sangh. You understood, right? Just a hint is enough].”
Demonstrating a significant commitment to public service, over 1,560 Swayamsevaks (volunteers) from the Rashtriya Swayamsevak Sangh (RSS) played a pivotal role in ensuring the safety and well-being of lakhs of devotees during the renowned Ratha Yatra festival in Puri. Working in close coordination with the Utkal Bipanna Sahayata Samiti, the volunteers executed nine structured humanitarian service activities, earning widespread appreciation.
A picture of 'Bharat Mata' caused great pain to the Left Democratic Front (LDF) government during an official event held at Raj Bhavan on the occasion of World Environment Day in Kerala.
Granting bail to the accused PFI Islamist Abdul Sathar, the Supreme Court bench comprising justices Abhay S. Oka and Ujjal Bhuyan said that a person cannot be put in jail for their ideology.
Amidst a changing global landscape, the new book, The Hindu Manifesto, offers a timely, bold vision—one that blends economic growth with the spirit of civilisational continuity.
Muslims, who successfully orchestrated violence in Nagpur in 1923, assumed that it would be an easy task to repeat their carnage in 1927 but they were mistaken. The RSS had emerged as the first line of defence of the Hindu community under the leadership of KB Hedgewar.