Role of RSS

baba ram dev

Posted Fri, 02/26/2010 - 00:39 by ankit

kya sangh ko baba ram dev ki muhim ka samrthan nahio karna chahi ye,

The imperative necessity for the sucess of RSS

Posted Wed, 10/28/2009 - 05:30 by Hary Nambiar

I read the recommendations of Dr. Mohan Bhagwat during his press conference in Jaipur. I agree with him on various points he made. However, I have to frankly express my disappointment about his willingness to make needless, divisive and disruptive statements. RSS, as I understand, is a voluntary organization of patriotic people who care to preserve the native culture, traditions and civilization of Indian people while ensuring their prosperity and resourcefulness. Founding leaders of that organization were intensely patriotic people who had to endure numerous sacrifices in their life for what they believed in. I believe, Dr. Bhagwat and his followers have the same objective. Although it is doing some voluntary community and development work, peoples’ impression of that organization has not changed from that being a drum beating part timers in khaki and white who sing Vande Maatharam.

say no to aligarh muslim university sub scentre in malappuram kerala

Posted Fri, 02/06/2009 - 14:13 by drshinu

by drSHINU                                                                                                1) 1)THE IDEA BEHIND HINDUSTHAN_PAK DIVISION ARISED FROM THE SAME UNIVERSITY N 1920'S                                                                                    2)THE ESTABLISHED  ROLE OF THE UNIVERSITY IN VARIOUS COMMUNAL  RIOT HAPPEND IN THE SAME LOCALITES IN 1950,52,57,61,71,78,79,80'S                4)THE TERROR GROUP simi took orgin from the same  aligarh campus 

Prathana

Posted Tue, 01/13/2009 - 22:22 by pankajshukla84

RSS adopts around 100 militancy-affected children of JK

Posted Thu, 05/29/2008 - 20:14 by rkm

Reasi,
June 25: The Rashtriya Swayamsevak Sangh (RSS) affiliated NGO, Sewa
Bharti has adopted 100 children, most of them Muslims, from militancy
affected areas of Jammu and Kashmir to provide them education at least
up to Higher Secondary level.
The group of 57 children (38 Muslims and 19 Hindus) including
nine girls, in the age group of six to 13 years, from militancy
affected areas of Gul, Mohore, Dharmani and Buddhal tehsils in Udhampur
and Rajouri districts, left for New Delhi yesterday and reached the RSS
headquarters in New Delhi this morning.
Talking to UNI from Delhi the president of Seva Bharati,
Hrishipal Dedwal told that another group of 10 children from Udhampur
will reach New Delhi within a couple of days. Around two dozen
children, mostly from Muslim community have been adopted by Seva
Bharati from Kishtawar in Doda district 20 days ago, he added.