RSS

The Madhya Pradesh HC lamented that it took five decades for the Centre to rectify the mistake of banning an internationally famed organisation like RSS.

Notably, the ban on government employees participating in Rashtriya Swayamsevak Sangh (RSS) activities was imposed by the Indira Gandhi government in 1966. The Congress government's 1966 decision to ban government employees from partaking in activities of the RSS was a move rooted in political expediency rather than genuine concern for the public interest. The ban sought to stifle the influence of a prominent organization that ideologically opposed the Congress party.

Law authorities acted swiftly as the incendiary video gained popularity on social media and arrested Mufti Mukibur Rahman Azhari on 2nd July.

Madani pointed out that there is a declining trend of Muslim representation in parliament and legislative assemblies.

Odisha CM Mohan Charan Majhi has become the first leader from the tribal-dominated Keonjhar district to hold the topmost position in the state

Addressing an audience of RSS leaders and workers in Nagpur on the day the new BJP-led coalition convened its first Cabinet meeting, Bhagwat emphasised the necessity of creating consensus.

The court emphasized that even satirical expression can be subject to reasonable restrictions under the Constitution.

The article somehow links suicide rates, depressive disorders, neurotic and stress-related disorders, addictions, impact on mental health during Covid lockdowns, exposure to phones and social media as well as unemployment to the Modi government’s mission to augment India's global standing.

The former Calcutta High Court judge informed that he had to distance himself from RSS after being appointed as a judge.

Lt Col Purohit charged that the witnesses who deposed in court had been tormented before giving their statements.