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UP & Bihar: Tranches of arms & explosives recovered over the Diwali weekend

The seizure of 19,250 live cartridges from Koilawar police thane near the Kulhadiya Toll Plaza, Bihar over the weekend (Lokmat News, November 5) was connected to another serious incident...

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RSS is banned

  Action taken by the GoI following Mahatma Gandhi’s assassinationIn...

‘Godse’s intention was good’: Rajju Bhaiya

In a 1998 interview with Outlook magazine former...

Resurrecting Godse: The Hindutva continuum

In Frontline, January 28, 1994, Arvind Rajagopal describes his...

Gopal Godse: ‘Nathuram did not leave the RSS’

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At last they got him, after five unsuccessful attempts

  If Nagpur, in Maharashtra in western India is the...

The RSS and the Freedom Struggle

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The Sangh’s bloody trail

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