Topic: Hindu Mahasabha
WHO didn’t say vegetarians haven’t contracted coronavirus, viral Twitter post is misleading
The viral Twitter post also stated the entire world is now doing ‘namaste’, and that the significance of cow urine and tulsi is now being understood.
How Army-IAF fight over Apache helicopters cost India an extra Rs 2,500 crore
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Hindu Mahasabha plans gaumutra party with cow-dung cakes to fight coronavirus in India
Chakrapani Maharaj, head of the Hindu Mahasabha, says coronavirus came to India because Telangana ministers angered it by publicly consuming chicken.
Pro-Hindutva leader murdered in Lucknow Sunday was a Big B fan, former SP man
Gorakhpur-born Ranjeet Bachchan had discontinued his long association with the Samajwadi Party in 2017 to join forces with pro-Hindutva organisations.
Antarrashtriya Hindu Mahasabha UP chief shot dead in Lucknow
Ranjeet Bachchan who was earlier associated with the Samajwadi Party was killed on Sunday when he was out on a morning walk.
Hindu Mahasabha will challenge Supreme Court grant of 5 acres to Muslims in Ayodhya
Hindu Mahasabha says Ayodhya case was primarily a title suit and SC gave exclusive possession of inner and outer courtyards to Hindus, so why grant alternate land to Muslims.
The story of how angry karsevak Kamlesh Tiwari rose to become a Hindu leader
ThePrint speaks to members of Kamlesh Tiwari’s family and organisations to trace his three-decade-long journey of extremist politics against Muslims.
In 1964, calling Godse patriot led to uproar in Parliament. Now, Pragya Thakur gets approval
Under Narendra Modi’s regime, the once-close circle of Godse acolytes has only grown larger.
Sardar Patel wanted RSS to be merged into Congress but Nehru & Golwalkar stood in way
It was also ironical that in December 1948, the RSS’ first mass agitation was based on Mahatma Gandhi’s principles of non-violence.
On Ayodhya dispute case, top court says can’t change what Babur did, must focus on present
A five-judge bench said the Ayodhya title dispute case is not just about property but also about mind, heart and healing, if possible.
Jaishankar’s moment to help Modi reset ties with Bangladesh, bury Shah’s ‘termite’ episode
Modi realises the India-Bangladesh relationship is special and wants to refurbish the bond that has been fraying since Amit Shah described illegal Bangladeshis as 'termites'.
Tata woos investors for digital platform as it seeks to compete with Jio, Amazon, Flipkart
Tata Sons is working with advisers to explore bringing in financial or strategic investors, including global tech companies, for its new digital entity.
Defence
Security in eastern Ladakh at uneasy ‘no war no peace’ status, says IAF chief Bhadauria
Speaking at a conference, Chief of Air Staff Air Chief Marshal RKS Bhadauria said the IAF is fully resolved to counter any 'misadventure' in the region.
Partners dispensable in Modi-Shah construct if they do not bring additional votes
In the Modi-Shah construct, if partners do not bring additional votes, they are dispensable. However old or loyal, either they become supplicants, or die.