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‘Many Shades of Saffron’ by Chandrachur Ghose: Understanding the RSS through a century of growth in the complex socio-political landscape of India

Many Shades of Saffron addresses the polarised landscape of literature surrounding the RSS. Insider accounts have often been devotional, while outsider critiques have tended to be suspicious, even hostile. Both have contributed to a climate in which the RSS is either heroised or demonised, with little space for historical nuance. Ghose consciously avoids both traps.

Society is changing and we need to accommodate everyone so they do not feel isolated: RSS backs LGBT rights

The apex court on September 6, 2018, had unanimously decriminalised the part of Section 377, which criminalised same-gender sex, saying it violated the rights to equality

JD(U) will not support an ordinance for Ram Temple in Ayodhya, says senior party leader

The Sangh has been lately pressurising the government to bring an ordinance in the Parliament regarding the same.

Seeing Shankaracharya insulted and arrested ‘cured’ Subramanian Swamy of his anti-RSS hate

Swamy said that he misjudged RSS but the arrest of the Hindu saint ‘on orders of Sonia’ opened his eyes.

Congress plays divisive politics again, demands ban on RSS Chief Mohan Bhagwat’s entry into Bihar

The party Bhagwat is heading has no parallel when it comes to making sacrifices for National interests, Giriraj Singh

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