Divisive dream coming true
In fact the game plan of secularists was to divide Hindu society in the name of castes, so their “secularist” agenda can be implemented. Read more »
While India sleeps, Chinese threat grows
Today for China to threaten Arunachal Pradesh and demand a slice of Sikkim after assured of its vice-like grip on India, is a natural progression even as New Delhi continues its slumber. Read more »
Islam’s enemy within
Many times Hindus are killed by Islami terrorists and after that Hindu organizations are blamed for killings like Riots after Godhra and Mumbai Bomb blasts. Read more »
Leftist-Islamist alliance in South Asia
After demolition of Babri structure in Ayodhya in 1992 leftists collaborated with several anti Hindu forces in the name of secularism and in this composition they don’t have more say but were surviving in any way. Read more »
Only zero tolerance can end terror
India is confronted by home-grown, ideologically-driven terror. The Government doesn’t want to admit it. Nor does it plan to act against it for fear of unsettling people who vote en bloc. Read more »
Terrorism in the hinterland
The terrorists knew that security would not be very tight and the blasts could affect the city’s economy which is based on tourism. The blasts were also an attempt to fuel communal tensions in the region.
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Hindus lost 26 lakh acres of land in Bangladesh
Dhaka: Members of the Hindu community have lost 26 lakh acres of land from 1965 to 2006, while an estimated one crore Hindus were forced to leave the country from 1964 to 2001 because of communal conflicts. Read more »
Finding Saraswati River!
Chandigarh: Digging into the mythological references of the Saraswati, the Haryana government has decided to undertake explorations to locate the holy river’s aquifers. Read more »
India’s porous border, HuJI’s lifeline
Guwahati: With Bangladesh-based terror outfit HuJI under scanner for carrying out the Jaipur blasts, Assam’s porous border has become the focus of intelligence agencies. Read more »
Ram bridges our history
The current controversy over Ram Setu presents an ideal opportunity to probe the reality of a god whose human incarnation is central to Hindu faith. Read more »
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