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Saksham’s resolve for inclusion

The three-day National Executive Council meeting of Saksham was held from September 4 to 6, 2026, at Punglia Resort, Jodhpur, with the resolve to make efforts for the dignity, self-reliance, equality and social inclusion of Divyangjan (divinely-abled persons) more effective and extensive. The participation of senior Saksham karyakartas, office-bearers and special invitees from across the country made the gathering an important national platform for discussion, experience-sharing, deliberation an

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Panun Kashmir observes Balidan Diwas in Jammu & Bengaluru, pay homage to martyrs

JAMMU: Panun Kashmir observed Balidhan Diwas in Jammu and Bengaluru, holding solemn programmes to commemorate those regarded by the organisation. The special day was organised in memory of martyrs of the Kashmiri Hindu community and to recall the community’s experiences of violence, terrorism, displacement and loss in Kashmir. In Jammu, the main programme was held at the Manhas Mahasabha Ground, Paloura, on September 14 with the gathering paying homage to members of the Kashmiri Pandit community

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Tamil Nadu: Emerald Murugan murti stolen from Nadu Palani temple recovered from abandoned quarry, three arrested

Nearly two weeks after an emerald idol, measuring two-and-a-half feet in height, of Balamurugan Dhandayuthapani Swamy was stolen from the Nadu Palani temple near Madurantakam in Chengalpattu district, the police recovered it from an abandoned quarry nearby on September 13. Police arrested three men in connection with the incident. 💥 நடுபழனி மரகத தண்டாயுதபாணி சிலை மீட்பு* செங்கல்பட்டு மாவட்டம் அச்சரப்பாக்கம் அருகே நடுபழனி அருள்மிகு மரகத தண்டாயுதபாணி கோயிலில் திருடப்பட்ட பலகோடி ரூபாய் மதிப்பிலான

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Vande Mataram Row: Karnataka Congress govt faces HC challenge over two-stanza restriction

BENGALURU: The Karnataka government’s decision to restrict the singing of ‘Vande Mataram’ to its first two stanzas at most official government programmes has been challenged before the Karnataka High Court, with advocate Girish Bharadwaj filing a writ petition questioning the state’s authority to impose such a restriction through an executive order. The petition challenges the state government’s September 8 order issued following a Cabinet decision. Under the order, only the first two stanzas of

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Keralam: Catholic nun claims classical dance learners’ ‘future will be disastrous’, urges them to pray to Jesus Christ

An undated video of a nun, who appears to be a Christian nun, has gone viral in which she condemns Indian classical dance training for girls, linking the practice to the worship of Hindu Gods. The nun says that everyone knows the religious tradition followed while learning classical dance. She claims that when she touches the heads of girls learning the dance, they experience the presence of what she calls “formless Gods”. She further says that Jesus Christ reveals to them the forms of the Gods

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Rajasthan: Dr Bhagwat & Acharya Pulak Ji hold meaningful discussions on social harmony, cow service, dharma & culture

BHILWARA: RSS Sarsanghchalak Dr Mohan Bhagwat, during his Rajasthan visit, reached Bhilwara on September 14 and met Rashtrasant Manojnyacharya Shri Pulak Sagar Ji Maharaj. During the meeting, Maharaj Ji presented Dr Mohan Bhagwat with a replica of the Om and a book. The two held meaningful discussions on Dharma, culture, cow service, social unity and harmony, along with various issues concerning social life. Read More: No charges on UPI payments up to Rs 2,000, RuPay debit card transactions Dr M

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Pig’s head displayed at Lithuania’s Kaunas Mosque as bikers disrupt Friday prayers amid fresh tensions across Europe

NEW DELHI: A group of bikers disrupted prayers outside a mosque in Kaunas, Lithuania’s second-largest city, gathering near the place of worship, playing loud music, revving motorcycles and chanting nationalist slogans, according to Lithuanian media and police. A pig’s head was also reportedly displayed during the incident, which took place on September 11 as Muslims were attending prayers. According to Lithuanian broadcaster LRT, the bikers gathered in Ramybes Park near the mosque while Muslim w

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From Ganesh Utsav to Mass Movement: How Tilak’s ‘Lokmanya’ status faced desperate Communist propaganda

The rain-swept air of Pune in September 1893 witnessed an unprecedented political transformation. The auspicious occasion of Ganesh Chaturthi, which had hitherto been celebrated as a private, domestic worship within individual Maharashtrian households, was transformed into a public and social festival through the extraordinary historical foresight of Bal Gangadhar Tilak. Defying the draconian British laws prohibiting public assembly, the Lokmanya chose the platform of the Ganesh festival to init

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PM Modi’s Tamil Diplomacy: How Thirukkural Is Taking Tamil Wisdom to the World | BRICS 2026

Like Arjuna of the Mahabharata, PM Modi, without wasting time responding to criticism from Dravidian forces, uses every opportunity to promote the Tamil language, culture, and the universal classic Thirukkural by having it translated into foreign languages. A couple of days ago, at the 18th BRICS Summit in New Delhi, PM Modi gifted a Russian translation of the sacred Thirukkural of the saint-poet Thiruvalluvar to Russian President Vladimir Putin. PM Modi said, “I presented a Russian translation

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From ‘Sharadotsav’ to Durga Puja: Tracing the Path of Rishi Bankim Chandra Chattopadhyay

In a tribute to Bankim, Chayan Mukherjee reveals that, in the nineteenth century, Bankim faced frequent transfer orders after writing Anandamath. He was transferred thirteen times in six years—imagine that! He was undoubtedly a victim of official wrath. For a Deputy Magistrate in British service to pen a novel like Anandamath, centred on the Great Famine of 1770, was a remarkable blend of immense courage and patriotism. The British government subjected Bankim Chandra to no small amount of harass

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State control of Hindu religious institutions: Time for a new governance framework

As Bharat actively seeks to accelerate its economic progress, celebrating its cultural diversity while fostering a sense of unity has become increasingly important. There is a pressing need to bring loosely or virtually connected dharmic institutions across the country into a common framework—an idea that has been awaiting realisation since Independence. This can no longer be delayed by bureaucratic hurdles. What is needed is an authorised framework and a dharmic society and network of instituti

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Ghar Wapsi in Keralam: 512 people return to Sanatana Dharma in voluntary homecoming to their ancestral roots

THIRUVANANTHAPURAM: In a significant homecoming to their ancestral roots, 512 people in Keralam have voluntarily embraced Sanatana Dharma, marking what supporters describe as a return to their traditional cultural and spiritual heritage. 512 souls. One homecoming. 🕉️ In Kerala, 512 of our brothers and sisters voluntarily embraced their ancestral Sanatana Dharma and returned to the loving lap of Maa Dharma. No force. No inducement. No compulsion. Just a heartfelt journey back to their roots, a c

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Bomb threats target three major Delhi Schools, sparking massive emergency evacuations

NEW DELHI: Three prominent schools in Delhi were thrown into alarm on September 15, after bomb threat emails triggered emergency evacuations and extensive security checks, forcing authorities to mobilise police, fire services and security personnel. The threats were subsequently declared hoaxes after thorough searches found no explosives or suspicious objects, officials said. The schools that received the threats included British School in Chanakyapuri, Army Public School in Dhaula Kuan and Sard

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Al-Qaeda Resurges in Afghanistan: 8 Jihadist training camps emerge under Taliban rule, raising fresh terror alarm

NEW DELHI: Al-Qaeda has re-established a training infrastructure in Afghanistan, with the terrorist organisation and its affiliates setting up at least eight training sites over the past three years, according to United Nations reports and US and Western intelligence officials. The development comes nearly 25 years after Al-Qaeda used training camps in Afghanistan to prepare for the September 11, 2001, attacks, raising fresh concerns over the militant network’s ability to rebuild under the Talib

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Relief for power-cut hit Keralam: Modi govt allocates 150 MW from today amid Congress-CPM mismanagement in the state

THIRUVANANTHAPURAM: As Keralam struggles with mounting electricity demand and an increasingly strained power supply situation, the Narendra Modi government is stepping in with immediate relief. Starting tonight, 150 MW will be allocated to Keralam from the central quota, providing additional power to a state battling shortages and rising procurement costs. The Keralam BJP led by President Rajeev Chandrasekhar has slammed the Congress-led state government, arguing that the crisis is not merely th

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