The Statement of Sarkaryavah Shri Suresh(Bhayyaji) Joshi on the Violent Attack on Congress Party Workers in Chhattisgarh. The fatal attacks by Naxalites on Congress Party's caravan at Jagdalpur in Chhattisgarh, on May 25, has shocked and saddened the entire nation. This violent attack and its intensity is, till date, the biggest on any political party's caravan. We condemn this henious violence in strict terms. Violence cannot, and should not, be the answer to any problem in the country. In order to create a peaceful environment in the country, the administrators should sincerely work for the betterment and upliftment of backward classes & forest dwellers and strictly deal with the perpetrators of violence. Administrators should be alert so as to provide adequate security to all those who avail their rights under the democratic framework of the country. We pray that Souls of all those who were killed in this henious violence may rest in peace.

We have disregarded the foundation, says RSS chief Mohan Bhagawat Guwahati, 12.05.13 :- RSS chief Mohan Bhagawat reiterated that Hindutva alone can solve all the problems facing the nation and the world today while speaking at the concluding ceremony of the Sangh Shiksha Varg, 2013 held at Hojai, in the Nagaon district of Assam. While maintaining that the sangh can only be understood through direct experience, and not through lecture or library, he said that there are some things in this world that cannot be compared to any other things, like the sky, the ocean or the war between Rama and Ravana. It is a human tendency to compare with known things when trying to understand something unknown. This is the trap people fall into while trying to understand the sangh. To some it appears as a National Sports Club, to others a national Music Club, a national martial arts organisation to some others. Many think that the sangh is a party that take part in many movements. While it is true that the sangh (or rather the swayamsevaks) does all of the above, it is none of these. Today the world has come to the realisation that the path of progress most of the nations have followed so far has led only to progress of the means of consumption, but it has failed miserably to end human misery. The root of the problem is (1) lack of spiritiuality, (2) lack of moral concern and (3) lack of values. The world is looking towards Bharat with hope as only she may show the world the true path to happiness with her vast reserve of eternal wisdom, Shri Bhagawat said. But, at home the situation is not so hopeful. There is enemy at the borders, and the people tend to blame the governement for every problem. But we blissfully forget that the governement act only as the people do. Instead of emphasising our common national interest, we display the rifts created in the name of cast, creed and religion. What we forget is that the fundamental principle that binds us together as a nation is the eternal values Bharat stands for -- its Sanatan Dharma, which is known as Hindutva. It is this foundation from where we have to start all over, Sri Bhagawat emphasised. The sangh is not a party within a society, it is the organised force of the nation, of all its people. As such, the sangh is not something to be supported from outside. It is something to be part of. Sri Bhagwat appealed to the people to be swayamsevaks and be part of the effort the sangh is making for the last 87 years.

Condemning death of Sarabjit Singh in Pak Jail by RSS The Brutal and Barbarian attacks on Indian citizen Shri Sarabjeet Singh who was lodged in a Pakistani jail proved fatal and led to his untimely death. This has saddened and angered people across India. The attacks on Shri Sarabjeet by Pakistani hooligans was to avenge the hanging of Afzal Guru who was hanged only when India's Supreme Court awarded him with death sentence after finding him guilty. On the contrary, there was no unanimity in Pakistan over either on the nature of offence or on the quantum of sentence awarded to Shri Sarabjeet by the Pakistani courts. In this context brutal attacks on an individual lodged in Pakistani jail raises a big question mark on political and judicial set up of Pakistan. In fact, the attacks have not happened on an individual named Sarabjeet Singh, rather it is an open assault on India's Constitution and its Judicial set up. Earlier on, Sarabjeet Singh had expressed concerns over his safety with the authorities in Pakistan. Sarabjeet had apprised the Pakistani authorities about impending plans to attack him. Yet despite this the Pakistani authorities did little to provide any kind of security to him or to shift him to a safer location. This in itself is a serious error on the part of Pakistani authorities. The Indian government should take cognizance of this unfortunate incident and condemn the incident in no uncertain words. Today, the entire family of Shri Sarabjeet Singh is mourning his untimely death. Their anguish is justified. Rashtriya Swayamsevak Sangh (RSS) is with the family in their hour of profound grief. May the soul of Shri Sarabjeet Singh rest in peace and may God God give strength to his family members. Dr. Manmohan Vaidya (Akhil Bhartiya Prachar Pramukh RSS)

Amidst of all sedo secular politicians cry over the thirst for the blood of Narendra Modi,he delivered a prolific speech on the national concept of dharma,religion and social reformation which Narayan guru done at the time of British invasion. Here is the youtube link of narendra modi speaking on the occasion.... http://www.youtube.com/watch?feature=player_embedded&v=2TjyAGjmqR4#! Vagish Issar 09810068474

Bali is a state of Indonesia, a secular country with the biggest Muslim population in the world. But the majority in the state of Bali, over 93 %, are Hindus. Bali is home to 4.22 million Hindus whose ancestors had to flee from other islands of Indonesia, after the great Indonesian Hindu Empire Majapahit was defeated and most of Indonesia was converted to Islam. Here are some interesting facts about Bali that every Indian Hindu must know. 1. Nyepi day, a day of total silence (mauna) once a year, when even the Ngurah Rai International Airport of Denpasar is closed from 6 am to 6 am. No cars, no traffic, no entertainment, no TV. Sit in the house, do contemplation, do prayers. Can we introduce that Nyepi Day in our noisy country? 2. The culture of Bali was begun by the Rishis of India, whose names are no longer taught in the schools of India but which are common in the schools of Bali—Markandeya, Bharadwaja, Agastya - the names we hear in the Puranas but they are part of the way the history of Bali is taught in the schools of Bali. How many Rishis can you name? Do you remember any one of the 402 names of the Rishis and Rishikas (female Rishis) from the Rig Veda (the most ancient and most sacred text of Hinduism), which are our ancestors and the forming fathers of our religion – Vaidika Sanatana Dharma? 3. The national Balinese dress for both, men and women, girls and boys, is Dhoti. No one can enter a temple without wearing a Dhoti. Except in some parts of South India, Dhoti is laughed at in India today. Why are we so ashamed of our heritage? Even most Indian priests change their dress after they are finished with the worship because they feel ashamed in a Dhoti?? 4. The social, economic and political system of Bali is based on the principle of tri-hita-karana…three benevolent, beneficent principles— that every human being has three aspects …the duty, the relationship that we have with God [Parahyangan]; the relationship that we have with human beings [Pawongan]; and the relationship that we have with nature [Palemahan] and these are the three principles on which the entire culture of Bali is built. This was all established by the Rishis whose names are just about forgotten in India which are taught in the schools of Bali. 5. Trikala Sandhya (Sun worship three times a day) is practiced in every Balinese school. The Gayatri Mantra is recited by every Balinese school child three times a day. Many of the local radio stations also relay Trikala Sandhya three times a day. Can we even think of introducing something like this to our schools in India? How many Indian Hindus are aware of their duty of Trikala Sandhya? It is as central to our religion as the 5 times Namaz is to Islam, yet? 6. In the year 1011 AD, at a place which is now known as Purasamantiga… there was the first interreligious conference of three religions: Shaiva Agama, Bauddha Agama and Baliyaga, the traditional pre-Buddhist, pre-Hindu, Balinese religion. The scholars and the leaders sat down and worked out a system by which the three religions should work together and exchange forms with each other and that is the religion of Bali today. 7. In Bali every priest is paid by the government. Despite the fact that Indonesia is a secular country with the biggest Muslim population in the world, the priest of every religion is paid by the government so every religion is supported by the government. That is the Indonesian form of secularism. Can we even think of this in India? 8. The national motto of Indonesia “Bhinneka Tunggal Ika. One is many, many is one.” is inspired by an Indonesian Hindu scripture Sutasoma Kakavin. The complete quotation is as follows - “It is said that the well known Buddha and Shiva are two different substances; they are indeed different, yet how is it possible to recognize their difference in a glance, since the truth of Buddha and the truth of Shiva are one? They may be different, but they are of the same kind, as there is no duality in truth.” Why can’t we have “Ekam Sad Vipra Bahudha Vadanti” (The truth is one, but the wise express it in various ways – Rig Veda) as our national motto? 9. Bali is one of the world’s most prominent rice growers. Every farm has a temple dedicated to Shri Devi and Bhu Devi (Lakmi the Goddess of wealth and mother earth - the two divinities that stand on the either of side of Tirupati Bala ji in India). No farmer will perform his agricultural duties without first making offerings to Shri Devi and Bhu Devi. That is called culture, that SubakSystem. The agricultural and water irrigation plan for the entire country was charted in the 9th Century. The priests of a particular water temple still control this irrigation plan. And some World Bank or United Nations scientist did a computer model that would be ideal for Bali. And when they brought the model the Balinese said ‘we have been practicing this since the 9th century. What are you bringing here?’ And I don’t know how many million dollars these WTO, these World Bank people, United Nations people, spent on creating that chart which was already created in the 9th century without any computers…. and that Subak System still continues. Such systems were in place in various parts of the country. Its remnants are still visible here in India. I have visited areas where there is no water for miles due to drought, yet the well at the local temple still provides fresh water. 10. In Bali Hindus still don’t read a printed book when they perform Puja (worship). They read from a Lontar, which have traditionally been scripted by hand on palm leaf. When they recite the Ramayana Kakavin…where the book is kept, worship will be performed. There is a special ritual of lifting the sacred book, carrying it in a procession, bringing [it] to a special place, doing the bhumi puja, worshipping the ground there and consecrating the ground, then placing the book there. Then the priest will sit and recite the Ramayana. When I was called to Bali it was to teach and preach the Vedic teachings. But I came back with a humble realization that I have to learn more from Bali than I can actually teach them. Facts according to Swami Veda Bharati, a great master of meditation from the Himalayan Tradition.

RSS Strongly reacts as Rajasthan govt asks affidavit from sports-persons stating no link with RSS! A sports ceremony organised by Rajasthan’s Congress government was turned in to huge controversy when government’s Sports Department demanded an affidavit from every awardees stating that they are not involved in RSS ! More than 300 sports persons were given out cash award in Jaipur’s SMS Stadium this afternoon for excelling at the state level championships. But a controversy broke out over an affidavit that every awardees was asked to file, stating that they are not involved in RSS and activities of Jamat-e-Islame. Sports persons were taken by surprise when this clause was pointed out to them but Rajasthan Sports Council says they have only followed government guidelines even as BJP accused Gehlot govt of bringing politics into sports. More than 300 sports persons who have done well at state level championship, Rs 2.26 crore doled out, Rs 1 Lakh to first position holders, Rs 50,000 to second and Rs 20,000 to third position holders! But a row has erupted over the cash prizes. As a formality for claiming the award, every sports person had to give an affidavit to the effect that they will not participate in activities of RSS and Jamat-e-Islame! RSS Reacted strongly: Reacting to VSK-Karnataka on the above incident, RSS Akhil Bharatiya Prachar Pramukh Dr Manmohan Vaidya said, “We strongly condemn this vindictive attitude of the Rajasthan Government and the Congress. Unless the said Organisations are banned, Rajasthan government’s decision to take up such affidavit from sportspersons is totally unconstitutional, vindictive and politically motivated”. ‘Congress should not bring its politics and personal vendetta in the field of sports’, said Dr ManmohanVaidya. Vagish Issar (Ivsk Delhi) 09810068474 (sarve bhavantu sukhinah, sarve santu niramaya; sarve bhadrani pashyantu, ma kashchit dukkh bhagbhavet}

Akhil Bhartiya Pratinidhi Sabha begins today Jaipur 15th March. Akhil Bhartiya Pratibidhi Sabhi was inaugurated by lightening the inauguration lamp by P.P. Sarsanghchalak Dr. Mohanrao Bhagwat Ji and Sarkaryavah Bhaiyya Ji Joshi. Speaking to the reporters in the press conference Sahsarkaryavah Shri Dattatrey Hosbole Ji told that there are about 1395 members participating in the Akhil Bhartiya Pratinidhi Sabha from all over Bharat. In this meeting qualitative and quantitative progress of the work done and its impact on the society will be discussed in detail. Also the goals will be set for the coming year. Last year Forum for Integrated National Security (FINS) took a wonderful initiative – Sarhad ko Pranam. About 6000 of our swayamsevaks participated in this initiative wherein they visited border areas of Bharat. They experienced the extreme conditions in which our defense personnel stand guard our borders as well as shared the experiences of our brothers and sisters who stay there. Datta Ji told the reporters that this year is the 150th birth anniversary of Swami Vivekananda ji and Swami Ji’s Sardhashati samiti is organizing various programs throughout the country. He told that on 12th Jan 2013, the actual birth date of Swami Ji, Shobha Yatra was organized all over the country. Lakhs of brothers and sisters from all age groups, caste and creed participated in the same. This sent a very strong message of nationalism and Hindutva in the society. 18th Feb 2013 was celebrated as Mass Surya Namashkar day wherein more than 2.5 crore students from class 8th to 12th participated in the same. A large number of Muslim and Christian students also participated in the program. It was organized keeping in mind Swami Ji’s ideology, “sound mind in sound body”. Datta Ji told that there will be a resolution which will be passed at the end of the meeting. One of the key points of the resolution will be the plight of Hindu immigrants. 60 years after the partition of Bharat, from both East (Bangaladesh) and West Pakistan, even now lakhs of Hindus are taking asylum in the country because of worsening conditions of Hindus in the respective countries. Our resolution will demand that our Government should ensure basic necessities are provided to them and it should also come out with a concrete policy to deal with such immigrants. A press statement will be released on the present scenario of the country including economical, security, terrorism, appeasement and various issues related to the rivers of the country. Datta ji told the reporters that the plight of women in Bharat at present is a very serious issue and corrective steps needs to be taken on an urgent basis. Returning of the dead body of terrorist Afzal Guru was made an issue in the parliament of Pakistan and a resolution was also passed in the same lines. Datta Ji strongly criticized this unwarranted interference by Pakistan in the internal affairs of Bharat. This clearly shows the double standards of Pakistan because on one side they refuse to take the body of Ajmal Kasab or other 12 dead Pakistani terrorists in the Mumbai terror attacks and on another they demand the body of Afzal Guru. Pakistan needs to put an immediate stop to this undue interference and should respect the law of the land. Talking about Ram mandir at Ram Janam Bhoomi, Datta Ji told the reporters that even after the Hon’ble Allahbad High Court’s order which clearly states that there was a temple underneath the Babri structure, the Babri Masjid action committee refuses to acknowledge the same. This is the same committee which told that they will have no objection for construction of ram mandir if the existence of the temple before Babri Masjid is proved. Various Dharmacharyas and Sant Mahatma passed a resolution at Maha Kumbh for construction of Ram Mandir and petitioned to the Government to ensure the same is done as early as possible