Herald publishes HJS’s stand against article defaming HJS
‘Herald’, a newspaper in Goa published defamatory article on HJS in its 2nd May issue. Then HJS also sent reply to this article and that was published in ‘Herald’ on 7th May. Read more »
‘Herald’, a newspaper in Goa published defamatory article on HJS in its 2nd May issue. Then HJS also sent reply to this article and that was published in ‘Herald’ on 7th May. Read more »
Mangalore (Karnataka): The program was inaugurated by Shri. T N Ramakrushna lighting a lamp. Read more »
Malegaon (Maharashtra): Shri. Pankaj Bagul of Dharma-shakti Sena appealed people to join the ‘Sena’ which has been established to make every Hindu physically, mentally and spiritually capable as per the guidance of Sawarkar. Read more »
Mumbai (Maharashtra): The producer and writer of the play have once again played with religious sentiments of Hindus by staging the same play in a new form. Read more »
The Sangamam was basically organised to register protest against the decision of the Maharashtra government to frame a law to take over temples and other religious places of Hindus. Read more »
Pune: Members of HJS and other Hindu organizations forced organizers to withdraw paintings of anti-Hindu painter Hussain from ‘Ishanya Art Gallery’. Read more »
Nanded (Maharashtra): In a review meeting held after Dharmajagruti Sabha in Nanded, to take a follow up after the ‘sabha’, many devout Hindus expressed their wish to join activities of HJS for protection of nation and Dharma. Read more »
Khed (Maharashtra): A Dharma-jagruti Sabha was organized by Hindu Janajagruti Samiti (HJS) to make an appeal to Hindus to unite. The meeting was held at Khed on the grounds of Bus depot and was attended by about 2000 devout Hindus. Read more »
Nashik (Maharashtra): Few students from 5th and 6th standard collected a pamphlet and informed that they would bring their parents and friends for the exhibition. Read more »
Pandharpur (Maharashtra): Shri. Utpaat said further that all Hindu Organizations and those supposed to be champions of Hindu Dharma are more interested in their Sects and castes. Read more »
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