Vaishvik Hindu Rashtra Mahotsav (2024) Day 4 :  Efforts to Protect Nation, Dharma and Culture

Devout Hindus should become digital warriors! – Swapnil Savarkar, Editor, Hindusthan Post (Digital Media House), Mumbai, Maharashtra

There is negativity towards Hindutva in the media. Today we are living in the digital era. Are we ready to participate in the new revolution of this digital age? A major event like the Vaishvik Hindu Rashtra Mahotsav is not covered by the mainstream media. We should take into account how the media is managed. Hindus should become digital warriors. Mobile is a double edged weapon today. So we should learn to wield it. Swatantryaveer Savarkar would have said the same thing. We should create content in a language that the next generation understands, because they can bring in the Hindu Rashtra. Work with the idea of Nation First, and prepare 30 second reels (short videos). Swapnil Savarkar, while speaking on Effective Media Management by Hindu Organizations in the session on Efforts to protect Nation, Religion, Culture, said that the media has to be provided with such prepared news.

Savarkar further said that there is a need for journalism education with a Hindu centric curriculum. Institutions providing Hindu centric education should be set up. For the sake of our nation, if we work hard on media for 10 to 15 years, then a media that is conducive to Hindutva will come up. Today the Hindu tigers are active in their respective fields, but they must come together. Those in power must pressurise the current communist-minded media to change, and we must make our media powerful enough to pressurise them.

Recognise the aggressors who attack our culture and oppose them – Abhijeet Joag, Managing Director, Pratisaad Communications

History and education have been dominated by communists since independence. Breaking up India has been the policy of the Communists. They destroyed history and education to divide India. After these efforts failed in 2014, they started targeting Hindu culture. Dharma, nationalism, and the education system are the basis of culture. So an attempt was made to destroy them. If our culture is destroyed, we will cease to exist. So this attack needs to be understood. For this, one should recognise the masks they wear and fight them. In the end victory will be ours, asserted Mr Abhijit Joag (Managing Director of Pratisaad Communications). He was addressing the audience on the fourth day of the Vaishvik Hindu Rashtra Mahotsav (2024) here.

He further said, “In order to rule India for a long time, they tried to destroy the confidence and self-respect of Indians by destroying the culture. For that they tried to destroy our education and erase history. Gurukuls, which were already in operation, were closed down and the English education system was introduced. As a result, most of the people in India became illiterate. Along with this, they introduced falsehoods into the history of India, and claimed that the caste system that was Karma based is a birth based caste system. As a result the Macaulayputras (ideological sons of Lord Macaulay) and the Marxists collaborated to try and destroy India’s self-respect.”

Armed forces restoring temples destroyed by fanatics in Kashmir – Major Saras Tripathi

There is an anecdote that a Pakistani official once asked Atal Bihari Vajpayee to remove the cap (while gesturing to Kashmir on the map of India) and give it to them. Mr Vajpayee replied that it is not a cap, it is the head, and one does not remove the head and hand it over to others. Kashmir has a history of over 8,500 years. This city of Rishi Kashyap was the home of education in India hundreds of years ago. Today’s Jhelum here is Vitasta river which is a form of Goddess Parvati. Shiva Himself has sent Parvati there.

Kashmir was attacked for 500 years. The Muslim rulers imposed very cruel restrictions on the Hindus here. The Hindus were destroyed. So far Kashmiris have suffered 7 exoduses. The Muslim rulers destroyed hundreds of temples including the Martand Temple and the Sun Temple. Over the last few days, the armed forces have tried to rebuild some small temples, said Major Saras Tripathi (Author, CEO of Pragya Matth Publications, Uttar Pradesh). He was speaking on the topic of the role of armed forces in the protection of cultural heritage during the session on Protecting the Nation, Dharma, and Culture on the fourth day of the Vaishvik Hindu Rashtra Mahotsav (2024).