Bharat Rakshak

hanumadu wrote:
Why don't you quote the actual relevant parts. Yes, he was a SP youth district president but that's only half the story.

When Narsinghanand asked her how is it an issue between Hindu and Muslims, she responded that it is a type of jihad waged by Muslims against the Hindus. Narsinghanand says it was for the first time that he had heard the word ‘jihad’. The girl then, Narsinghanand says, acquainted him with the definition of jihad.

His grandfather was a Congress official from Bulandshahr and his father was the national level leader of the Union Government Employees Union. Since he was born in a Tyagi family, which was well entrenched in politics, he made acquaintances and was soon elevated to the District head position of the Youth Brigade of the Samajwadi Party.

Narsinghanand asserted that his association with the Samajwadi Party, his grandfather being a Congress official and his education from abroad meant that he was never enamoured with the idea of Hindutva.

Ambar wrote:

KL Dubey wrote:
Provide source.

He is a former Samajwadi party worker, not just a worker but a district chief.

hanumadu wrote: Is this a reaction to public and sant angst and fears of an alternative emerging to BJP or genuine change of approach by BJP.

What really changed here?

I thought that was the main thing for Modi focusing on Vikas and not on more Hindu issues (than what he does now)? When I say International opinion, it means technological cooperation, investments and the like.

Also, perhaps the Hindu community is more ready now for this approach. The endless cases of minority atrocities (love jihad, r@pe jihad, killings, violent mobs, exploding population) must have changed many a mind against vishesh samuday. I just hope this is not one step forward and two steps backward.

I was not expecting this phase until another 10 or 15 years at least.

chanakyaa wrote:@KL Dubey ji, I find this Yati's story truly amusing.

KL Dubey wrote:

Ambar wrote:
He is a former Samajwadi party worker, not just a worker but a district chief.

Predictable response. This has been busted by other posters. Deepak Tyagi was for a short while a SP party member in 1997-98 after returning from Russia after postgraduate education. Disgusted by the true form of "samajvad" and the ill-treatment of Hindus, he then became a sanyasi and has been a dharmic since then. He is well educated, reasonably articulate, and sees the bigger picture, which is why he has been designated a convener of the dharma sansad.

Of course, the lutyens media will try to paint Yati and any other Hindu sant/sadhu that stands up for Dharma as a communal lunatic. Predictably the BRF "armchair warriors" cabal has fallen for this.

Sachin wrote:Judges appointing judges a myth, others also involved in selection process: CJI N V Ramana
To use a legal term; is this statement some kind of anticipatory bail?? Or has the honourable justice realised that there seems to be lots of doubts in the mind of common people over the selection process in the judiciary?

Tejasvi Surya
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At a program held in Udupi Sri Krishna Mutt two days ago, I spoke on the subject of ‘Hindu Revival in Bharat’.

Certain statements from my speech has regrettably created an avoidable controversy. I therefore unconditionally withdraw the statements.

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KL Dubey wrote:

rajsunder wrote:yati narsinghanand is a Samajwadi party follower.

Provide source.

Primus wrote:I think I will allow Yati some slack. Let us see how things work out. I too have watched his videos and he often states how he had a 'parivartan' after studying Islamic thought and scriptures. So perhaps his intentions are good but methodology is bad.

Wasim Rizvi was also a high-born elite Sayyed Muslim and look at him now.

Sita Ram Goel was a die-hard commie in his youth and middle years. I urge everyone to read his book 'How I Became a Hindu', a journey of self-discovery. I found myself in it in several places, I bet most here would too.

How I Became a Hindu

I don't know about others, but I myself was a complete anglophile and Hindu-hater at one time. We all have a past that is perhaps not as glorious as we once thought it was.

hanumadu wrote:

Tejasvi Surya
@Tejasvi_Surya
At a program held in Udupi Sri Krishna Mutt two days ago, I spoke on the subject of ‘Hindu Revival in Bharat’.

Certain statements from my speech has regrettably created an avoidable controversy. I therefore unconditionally withdraw the statements.

There you go. I guess Ambar is right, after all.

But it also proves my point that his statement is a break from the normal. Coming from him, I did not expect he is straying from the script. I thought he had the party's approval.

KL Dubey wrote:Posting a few media reports and thinking that we have an understanding of the matter is superficial.

vijayk wrote:[youtube...]3_LxxwzOI18[/youtube]

I thought it was interesting that Shekar Gupta has come to the conclusion of Suraj's earlier Swarajmag's article.

Rajavan Vadivelu, a Bajrang Dal leader from Shivamogga and one of the organisers, said that more families are wanting to return to the folds of Hinduism.”These families were converted to Christianity many years back, and they wanted to return to Hinduism. But they had some kind of fear about the society accepting them and what the Christian community might think of them. So, we were in touch with them for the past six months and talked to them following which they were re-converted to Hinduism on Sunday. There are around 100 people who wish to reconvert, we are in touch with them and they will also return to Hinduism very soon. We will organise a grand event for their conversion,” said the BD leader.

vijayk wrote:

One more thing ... Telangana says 100% done but I know many areas in Hyderabad don't have piped water. If anyone knows how to contact Jal Jeevan Mission thru any contacts, let me know

Music company Saregama has announced that they will change the lyrics and name of its recently released music video Madhuban after a widespread protest against it. Hindu groups and social media users have been demanding a ban on the song, alleging that Sunny Leone’s sensual dance moves on the song on Krishna and Radhe hurts the sentiments of Hindus.

In a statement issued on Twitter today, Saregama said that they are changing the lyrics and name of the song due to the feedback the song has received. The statement said, “In light of the recent feedback & respecting the sentiments of our fellow countrymen, we will be changing the lyrics & the name of the song Madhuban”.

Ambar wrote:There is a method to their madness, while we may be scratching our heads thinking who are the audience for these anti-India, rabidly hinduphobic articles in rags like WaPo, NYT, Guardian etc. the timing of their hit pieces usually betrays their hidden agenda. It isnt a coincidence that INC and the BIF ecosystem latches onto such garbage and uses it for their own propaganda. This article coming out in NYT ( and i am sure BBC, CNN, WaPo, Guardian etc will be writing more such pieces in the weeks to come) 6 weeks before 5 Indian states goes to polls is targeted at Goa. Goa is a unique state where the minority has been pro-BJP for years now, and the BIF ecosystem is desperate to change that. Out goes the "supaari" to their media buddies in the west to write articles saying "Christians prosecuted" or "Mother Teresa's charity banned by fascist, hindu-nazi govt" etc. this inturn will be used to push propaganda in local Indian media to make Goan christians change their minds on whom to vote. Suhasini Raj is the same ricebag who tried to march into Sabarimala, maybe instead of writing pulp fiction she should investigate why sexual predators and rapists like Franco Mullakal is still in frock and running churches.

Suhasini Raj is a journalist based in India. At Cobrapost she conducted Operation Duryodhana, aired on Aaj Tak news channel in India on 12 December 2005, wherein she bribed eleven members of the Indian Parliament to ask questions in Parliament that were ostensibly meant to be lobbying for small scale industries.[citation needed]. Currently she works with the south Asia bureau of The New York Times in Delhi.