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‘Fighting a battle for justice’: Mamata in open letter to people, slams BJP & RSS
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‘Fighting a battle for justice’: Mamata in open letter to people, slams BJP & RSS

In an open letter to the people of West Bengal, Chief Minister Mamata Banerjee has urged them to stay united against the ‘battle for justice’ as well as maintain peace and harmony. The chief minister, in her two page letter, lashed out at the BJP and its alliances for the Murshidabad-violence and said that the rioters will be punished, but peace should prevail. “The BJP is using it to do politics. They want to play a dirty game,” Banerjee wrote. “Earlier I did not take RSS name but, this time I mistakenly say that they are deeply behind the ugly propaganda going on in the state,” she added. Story continues below this ad The Chief Minister alleged that the BJP and RSS had intended to create unrest during the Ram Navami celebrations, but since the state government was well-p...
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RSS-affiliate to hold 1,008 ‘conversation camps’ in Delhi to bring Sanskrit ‘back to daily life’
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RSS-affiliate to hold 1,008 ‘conversation camps’ in Delhi to bring Sanskrit ‘back to daily life’

In what it has termed a “cultural renaissance”, RSS-affiliated Sanskrit Bharati will organise 1,008 free ‘Sanskrit conversation camps’ in collaboration with the Delhi Sanskrit Academy across the Capital — an initiative of the BJP government. According to sources, while 58 Delhi University colleges and at least two on the premises of Jawaharlal Nehru University are among the academic institutions where camps will be organised, local madrasas could also be added to the list of venues for the ‘Sanskrit Sambhashan Shivir Abhiyan’ scheduled between April 23 and May 3. Though the academic activities of Sanskrit Bharati, which set up its branch in the Capital after the mid-1990s, continue year-round and smaller camps have been held in the past, this is the first time that a programme is being org...
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Found a ‘life of purpose’ through RSS, understanding Sangh not that simple, says PM Modi
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Found a ‘life of purpose’ through RSS, understanding Sangh not that simple, says PM Modi

New Delhi: Crediting the Rashtriya Swayamsevak Sangh (RSS) for shaping his life since childhood days, Prime Minister Narendra Modi said the organisation inculcated the spirit of a nation first and gave him a purpose in life. During the Lex Fridman Podcast, the PM said the teachings of Ramakrishna Mission, Swami Vivekananda, and the service-driven philosophy of the RSS nurtured him with a service-driven philosophy. “I believe that perhaps that small incident in Vivekananda’s life left an impression on me too. The thought of, ‘What can I give to the world?’ Maybe true contentment comes from giving. If my heart is only filled with the hunger to receive, that hunger will never end,” he said, citing an example of how Vivekananda shaped his life. Show Full Article T...
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L&T chairman’s 90-hr week remark sparks debate within RSS-BJP. Work-life balance vs PM Modi model
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L&T chairman’s 90-hr week remark sparks debate within RSS-BJP. Work-life balance vs PM Modi model

On 9 January this year, Subrahmanyan advised employees to work 90 hours per week, saying: “How long can you stare at your wife?” His suggestion that employees work on Sundays triggered a raging debate.  Support Unhyphenated Journalism Quality journalism you can trust, with exceptional ground reporting that gives you access to the story behind the story. Earlier, Infosys co-founder Narayan Murti proposed a 70-hour work week. Also Read: We don’t need millionaires telling us to work harder. L&T’s Subrahmanyan is in wrong century What RSS affiliates are saying In an article in the Organiser, C.K. Saji Narayanan wrote that a 90-hour work week “contradicts the principle of quality of l...
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India’s population | The 3-child question
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India’s population | The 3-child question

It was a wintry afternoon on Dec­ember 1 in Nagpur when Rashtriya Swayamsevak Sangh (RSS) sarsanghchalak Mohan Bhagwat took the stage and called upon Indian (Hindu) couples to do their patriotic duty—have at least three children. The RSS chief, known for his Hindutva musings and cultural prescriptions, painted a grim picture: “According to population science, when growth is below 2.1, a society perishes on its own. Nobody destroys it.” He was referring to the total fertility rate (TFR), the benchmark for population replacement. At a TFR of 2.1, each woman on average would have two children to sustain the population at a stable level. With India’s TFR now at 2, the RSS chief felt a demographic decline had to be averted—hence the call for larger families. Source link
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Uttar Pradesh BJP | A house divided
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Uttar Pradesh BJP | A house divided

On July 14, in a packed hall in Lucknow, the Bharatiya Janata Party (BJP) held its first state executive meeting since the 2024 Lok Sabha election results yanked away half the ground under its feet in Uttar Pradesh. Soil subsidence on that scale was bound to set off an inquisition. Who was to blame? The answer depends entirely on who’s doing the asking, with self-exoneration built into that act itself. As suggestion and innuendo filled the air, deputy chief minister Keshav Prasad Maurya made the opening verbal salvo: “Sangathan sarkar se bada tha, bada hai aur bada rahega (the party organisation was larger than the government, is larger and will continue to remain larger).” Source link
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