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Attempts to communalise Mira Road Eid preparations defused by residents and police
Outside fringe mobilisation attempted to turn a long-standing local practice into a communal flashpoint
RSS worker confesses he spread anti-farmer-protests content at Singhu border
Caught by farmers near Delhi border, the worker confessed that he was told to discourage people from the protest by an RSS leader
On 72nd anniversary of the Indian Constitution
RSS mourned when Indian Constituent Assembly passed the democratic Constitution
Hindu Army members arrested for launching ‘Krishna Janmabhoomi’ movement
22 men arrested in Mathura; group has a longstanding demand to remove Shahi Idgah from next to a Krishna temple
HJS dubs Narendra Dabholkar ‘Urban Naxal’
Is this a nefarious ploy by right-wing extremists to delegitimise the work of the slain anti-superstition activist, and other rationalists and dissenters?
Banned organisations in India
A list of socio-political groups, some holding extremist views about religion and culture, that have been banned, often temporarily, over the years
How the RSS leadership bowed to Indira Gandhi: 45th anniv of the Emergency
June 25, 2020: Evidence from contemporary documents
Court begins recording statements of Babri demolition accused
The Supreme Court has extended the deadline for completion of hearing in the case up to August 31
Using Corona pandemic as an excuse to don fresh Hindutva masks?
Ramayan, Mahabharat back on air, VHP suggests people chant "Jai Shri Ram" to combat Covid-19!
Hindutva: Myths and reality
This essay is in response to demand from friends across the globe to make available a concise primer on the toxic ideology of Hindutva based on its own archives for ready reference.
RSS: Hindu base waned in Census 2011 because tribals registered as ‘other religion’
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