Mumbai Mirror has apologized for news. A delegation of the Hindu Janajagruti Samiti today met the organizers of the Art Exhibition held at Mumbai’s ‘Articulate Gallery’ where a painting of Lord Hanuman, by an artist Dilip Sharma from Rajasthan, was on display. The delegation brought the wrong doing to the notice of the organisers following which the manager of the art gallery immediately issued an order to remove the painting from among the exhibits. Read more »
She may have turned heads with her appearance as a cricket anchor but model-cum-actress Mandira Bedi’s “extrainnings” with a Sikh religious symbol has raked up a storm in the Sikh-dominated Punjab. Read more »
The original name of Marathi play ‘Makadachya haati champagne’ was ‘Marutichya haati champagne’; but devout Hindus protested against the name and it had to be changed. In a issue of ‘Saptahik Chitralekha’, Dr. Vivek Bele, the author of the play has said that the name of Maruti was given originally because according to him, today’s power-hungry politicians are like that of Hanuman in Ramayana. He has compared Lord Hanuman with corrupt politicians. Read more »
A new twist has been added to the row over the Liz Hurley-Arun Nayar wedding with news that a legal case has been initiated against them on the ground that their marriage in Rajasthan broke with Hindu customs. Read more »
The Supreme Court has quashed the criminal proceedings against American historian and professor James W Laine, against whom the Maharashtra police had filed an FIR for “defaming” Maratha king Chhatrapati Shivaji and “attempting to disturb the communal peace and harmony” through his controversial book, Shivaji, Hindu king in Islamic India. Read more »
An Exhibition of paintings by Painter Shri. Dileep Sharma has been arranged in the Articulate gallery at Fort. This exhibition will continue upto 15th of April. In one of his painting Shri. Pradeep Sharma has shown an ‘Amazonian’ lady dressed scantily and behaving shamelessly with a tail on her back. Read more »
‘Saffron Art Gallery’ held an exhibition of paintings by anti-Hindu painter M F Hussain. HJS opposed the holding of such an exhibition. Indian Express called HJS members as ‘rabble rousers’ and termed them as fundamentalists in their article. HJS has therefore, filed a complaint with Press Council of India (PCI). Read more »
Hindu Janjagruti Samiti’s social ostracism against M.F. Hussain is more powerfull. This is the feedback that HJS has recently recieved from an american called Mr. Bob Strickland . Read more »
The three brave young men who challenged the British Raj and fought for the Independence of their motherland, Bharat, were hanged by the neck by the British Indian government on 23 rd March 1931 in the Lahore central jail. Against all rules, the hanging was done in the evening at 7.33 P.M. Their bodies were hurriedly disposed off to avoid peoples’ ire The Three young men became Martyrs for the cause of their motherland. Read more »
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