Management team of Freecultr.com agreed with the points suggested by HJS and said that the offending T-shirts (all the relevant links) have been removed from the website. Read more »
A news item was published on ‘Bhaskar.com’, the website of Dainik Bhaskar, a Marathi daily newspaper after India defeated South Africa in Cricket World-Cup 2015 tournament; through which there was denigration of Bhagavan Srikrushna and Srimat Bhagavat Geeta. O ! Hindu’s, please register your protest in a lawful manner.
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Flipkart.com, an online shopping portal selling various products causing denigration of Hindu deities. Alert Hindus notified HJS, a noted Hindu organization in India, about this denigration of Hindu deities. Read more »
Xtees.com (now tShirts.in), an online shopping portal selling T-shirts having pictures of Hindu deities and religious symbols, causing denigration of Hindu deities and Hinduism. Read more »
Devout Hindus complained about many products on Pepperfry.com that are denigrating Hindu Deities, to Hindu Janajagruti Samiti (HJS). Read more »
Tiles with pictures of Deities were fixed in the stair-case of ‘Aditya Shopping Centre Complex’ to stop people from spitting. Devout Hindus attending ‘Dharma-shikshan’ class saw those tiles and submitted a representation on the above subject; explaining how denigration of Deities takes place through medium of tiles. Consequently, tiles with pictures of Deities were removed. Read more »
Hindus forced the organizers of exhibition called ‘Pune Binale’, held at Bal Gandharva Art Gallery, to remove disgraceful pictures of Shri Hanuman and Sita. Read more »
The local Hindutva-vadis got together on this issue; due to which the ‘Gram-Panchayat’ immediately removed the lavatory and cleared the area. Read more »
A competition to prepare advertisement by S. P. Jain College and ‘Ojas Fest’. It was observed that through advertisements prepared on the occasion, denigration of great leaders from Mahabharata and Hindu Deities had occurred. Read more »
Upset Hindus have urged “Bond Street Chocolate” of New York to withdraw its “Ganesh Chocolate”, which is a figurine of Hindu deity Lord Ganesh made with chocolate, calling it highly inappropriate. Read more »
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