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New Delhi – India is the land of heroes like Chhatrapati Shivaji Maharaj, Maharana Pratap, Punyashlok Ahilyabai Holkar and Rani Lakshmibai and of the Sanatani culture which has a spirit of world welfare. Unfortunately, in the last 60–65 years, we were forced into a mentality of slavery by calling invaders like Akbar and Babar “great”. Now those mental chains are breaking completely. Today India is new and awakened, which does not bow before anyone. Our soldiers have shown bravery in ‘Operation Sindoor’. He proved that India no longer spares anyone for teasing him. This presentation was made by Union Minister of State for Defence, Shri Sanjay Seth. He was speaking on the topic ‘Contribution of socio-cultural institutions in national security’ under the ‘Sanatan Rashtra Shankhanad Mahotsav’ organized at Bharat Mandapam in New Delhi.
The court struggle for Shri Ram temple was the experience of Shri Ram himself! – Advocate Sridhar Potaraju
Senior Supreme Court advocate Sridhar Potaraju said, “The struggle fought by Hindus outside the court for the Shri Ram temple was unique, but the fight we fought in the court as advocates was the experience given by Shri Ram himself. It was by his grace that at the age of 92, senior advocate Keshav Parasaran fought with full enthusiasm. That unwavering faith was instilled in him by Shri Ram himself.”
Namaaz at Dattapeeth in Chikkamangaluru (Karnataka) will be closed soon! – Pramod Mutalik
In the seminar on ‘Temple Conservation’, Shri Ram Sena’s founder Shri Pramod Mutalik said, “Dattapeeth, located at a distance of 30 km from Chikkamangaluru in Karnataka, is the place where Sri Guru Dattatreya performed sadhana, but Tipu Sultan established Baba Budan Dargah there. Over time, the area became the center of Islamization due to the shrines and dargahs; but due to the agitation and court battle of Vishwa Hindu Parishad, Sri Ram Sena and other pro-Hindu organizations in the last 30 years, now 90 percent of the complex is Islamized. Devotees have stopped coming to offer Namaz only on Fridays, which will soon be stopped by the court’s order.
Hindus should unite to protect temple culture! – Sunil Ghanwat
“Temples are the cornerstone of Hindu religion. To protect their traditions and dignity, ‘Mandir Mahasangh’ has organized 15,000 temples. Out of these, dress code has been implemented in more than 2,300 temples. Now its impact is visible not only in India but also in countries like Australia. With the aim of making temples become centers of religious education, 20,000 Hindus gather for Aarti every week. Therefore, their protection is our religious responsibility. is,” Such presentation was made by Shri Sunil Ghanwat, Maharashtra and Chhattisgarh state organizer of Hindu Janajagruti Samiti and national organizer of Temple Federation. This session was conducted by Rashtra First Channel journalist Mrs. Shweta Tripathi.
North India Statesman