The senior Congress leader says he has been asking the same questions of the RSS for a long time. ‘In a democracy, no institution can be above questions and accountability.’
RSS chief says India's rise must be guided by civilisational values, says, 'If Bharat becomes a superpower & behaves like America or China, then it won’t be Bharat.’
RSS chief said doors for dialogue with Pakistan should remain open in case a future war destroyed it; while participation of 3 university vice chancellors fuelled a saffronisation debate in Kerala.
RSS chief says Hindu is ‘an adjective, not a noun’; on ties with BJP, he says ‘it is not our party’ though many swayamsevaks work in BJP, and the Sangh doesn't seek power.
The discussions, according to BJP & RSS insiders, focused on getting first-hand feedback on governance issues and offering suggestions to fine-tune the system.
Bhagwat’s visit comes close on the heels of BJP gen secy Santhosh & Northeast coordinator Patra’s trip to Manipur to assess if ground is conducive for formation of new govt.
Addressing a question in Bengaluru about ‘love jihad’, RSS sarsanghachalak Mohan Bhagwat said, ‘Do not put every Muslim in one bracket. Many Muslims disapprove of such acts.’
Organisations change with the times, and the RSS has probably done so too. But its past comes in handy for critics to take political potshots at it today.
New Delhi: In a strong message to hardliners and troublemakers, Rashtriya Swayamsevak Sangh (RSS) chief Mohan Bhagwat emphasised the need to curb tendencies to...
In India, the crash involving the AN-32 transport aircraft marked the fourth major incident involving a military aircraft since the beginning of this year.
It’s a perfectly reasonable presumption that Modi will be around for a significant enough time for us to reflect on the challenges that lie ahead. I will list five.
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