Mr T Raja Singh shared the dais with Adv. Vishnu Shankar Jain, Spokesperson, Hindu Front For Justice and Advocate,Delhi, Mr Ramesh Shinde, National Spokesperson, Hindu Janajagruti Samiti and Mr Jayesh Thali, Secretary, Gomantak Mandir Mahasangh, Goa. Read more »
The temple is a centre of rituals, culture, and security. Temples that have fallen into disrepair over time need to be reconstructed and repaired. While carrying out this reconstruction work, it is necessary to preserve the structure of the ancient temples. Read more »
Today the opposition has started an ideological war. We need ideological warriors to win it. These ideological warriors will study Indian laws and legally empower the Hindu side by explaining the correct interpretation of the constitutional provisions. Hindu advocates should become Sadhak Advocates to contribute to this work of re-establishment of Dharma. Read more »
The fort of Devagiri here is renowned in the world. Guru Janardanaswamy of ShantiBrahm Sant Eknath Maharaj lived in this fort and his tomb resides in the fort too. The idol of Bharat Mata on this fort is worshiped regularly. Whereas ASI issues unjustified ban on Worship of Bharat Mata at Devagiri’s Fort. Read more »
If the temple trustees manage the temple well, follow the rules related to the temple, avoid internal disputes, then the government will not have any opportunity to take over any temple. Read more »
The Union Government should immediately repeal the Hindu-phobic ‘Religious Endowment Act 1951’ which allows the Government to take over the Hindu temples and free all the temples from the clutches of (read unfair and unjust) Government control”, said Adv. Vishnu Shankar Jain, Spokesperson, Hindu Front For Justice and Advocate, Supreme Court, Delhi. Adv. Vishnu Shankar Jain Read more »
People from abroad also believe that peace is achieved only through Sanatan Dharma. Some forces are trying to destroy this Sanatan Hindu Dharma. All Saints, Hindu organisations and devout Hindus have to try to stop this. Read more »
Breaking up India has been the policy of the Communists. 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. Read more »
Today the whole world is trying to destroy Hindu Dharma and culture. So we have to systematically get organised and face it. It is necessary to raise a mass movement with a blend of dharmikta (Piety) and adhyatmikta (Spirituality) to become a Hindu Rashtra. Read more »
Post-Independence, Hindus were constantly fed with a barrage of misinformation (read anti-Hindu lies). Even today, a broader anti-Hindu narrative is at play that aims to create confusion, division, and a sense of inferiority complex amongst Hindus to weaken them even further. Hindus have to learn to win the battle of narrative. Hindus have always been losing the battle of narratives due to their moderate nature, as well as their lack of vindictiveness. Read more »
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