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Rahul Gandhi’s remarks a sinister attempt to demonise Hindus, Hindutva: RSS functionary – Times of India

NEW DELHI: A senior RSS functionary, in the latest edition of Sangh inspired “Organiser” weekly, has maintained that the recent statement by Congress leader Rahul Gandhi in Parliament that ‘those who called themselves Hindu are violent, spread hatred and falsehood’ is a sinister attempt to demonise Hindus, Hindutva and a scripted conspiracy to divide society by pushing a repackaged Nehruvian Secularism on to the Indian psyche.“Although there has been an attempt by Left-Liberal-Islamist ecosystem to create a binary between Hinduism and Hindutva, their efforts did not bear fruit due to their declining political clout. But with a slightly renewed mandate in the recent Lok Sabha election, they try to push this dangerous narrative upon the country,” senior Sangh functionary J Nandakumar has ...

‘Mohabbat ki dukaan’: Congress training centre for cadres on party ideology takes shape in Kerala

New Delhi: From underlining the “difference” between Hinduism and Hindutva to emphasising the need to use “adivasi” instead of vanvasi to describe Indigenous communities – Rahul Gandhi has over the years consistently framed his fight against the BJP-RSS on sharp ideological lines.In a step towards inculcating those ideas among its cadres, the Congress is setting up a permanent training and research centre in Kerala for its workers and leaders from across the country, ThePrint has learnt. P.P. Balan, a former senior consultant in the Ministry of Panchayati Raj, has been appointed its director. Confirming the development, Balan told ThePrint Wednesday that he was likely to formally take charge of the centre located in Thiruvananthapuram, on 20 July. Show Full Article ...

Hindutva, Himanta weighing down BJP in Northeast. Allies rue ‘burden’, 1 demands ‘special status’

New Delhi: The Bharatiya Janata Party’s ideological push centred on Hindutva has run into rough weather in Northeast India, with at least three allies — National People’s Party (NPP) in Meghalaya, Nationalist Democratic Progressive Party (NDPP) in Nagaland and TIPRA Motha in Tripura — identifying it as one of the major reasons behind the ruling National Democratic Alliance (NDA) losing at least six seats in the region.It is rare for the BJP, in recent memory, to face a collective political repudiation of this kind in the region, where it has grown considerably popular over the last decade — including in Christian-majority states of Nagaland and Meghalaya — aided by the support of local parties that generally tend to ally with the national party in power at the Centre. What has made matt...