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That is RSS (Rashtriya Swayamsevak Sangh)

1. Field Marshal Cariappa in his spee...ch to RSS volunteers said "RSS is my heart's work. My dear young men, don't be disturbed by uncharitable comments of interested persons. Look ahead! Go ahead! The country is standing in need of your services"

2. Nov 1949, Dr. Zakir Hussain : "Allegations against RSS of violence & hatred against the Muslims are wholly false."

3. Nov 1949, Dr. Zakir Hussain: "Muslims should learn the lesson of mutual love, cooperation and organisation from RSS".

4. Jayaprakash Narayan in 1977: "RSS is a revolutionary organization. No other organization in the country comes anywhere near it."

5. Noted Gandhian leader and the leader of Sarvoday movement, Jayaprakash Narayan, who earlier was a vocal opponent of RSS had the following to say about it in 1977 "RSS is a revolutionary organization. No other organization in the country comes anywhere near it. It alone has the capacity to transform society, end casteism and wipe the tears from the eyes of the poor." He further added "I have great expectations from this revolutionary organization which has taken up the challenge of creating a new India".

6. Sikh intellectual and author of 'A History of the Sikhs', Khushwant Singh, credits members of the RSS with helping and protecting Sikhs who were being targeted by members of theCongress political party during the 1984 Anti-Sikh Riots. Singh who otherwise has been critical of the RSS and believes that it is a " communal organization and dangerous to the country's secular fabric"

7. The RSS also has been banned in India thrice, during periods in which the government of the time claimed that they were a threat to the state: in 1948 after Mahatma Gandhi's assassination, during the Emergency (1975–77), and after the 1992 Babri Masjid demolition. The bans were subsequently lifted, in 1949 after the RSS was absolved of charges in the Gandhi murder case, in 1977 as a result of the Emergency being revoked, and in 1993 when no evidence of any unlawful activities was found against it by the tribunal constituted under the Unlawful Activities (Prevention) Act.

8. After the Independence of India, many organizations including the RSS aspired to liberate Dadra and Nagar Haveli from Portuguese occupation. In April 1954, the RSS formed a coalition with the National Movement Liberation Organization (NMLO), the and Azad Gomantak Dal (AGD) for the liberation of Dadra and Nagar Haveli. On the night of 21 July, United front of Goans, a group, working independently of the coalition, captured the Portuguese police station at Dadra and declared Dadra as free. Subsequently on 28 July, volunteer teams of the RSS and AGD captured the territories of Naroli and Phiparia and ultimately the capital of Silvassa. The Portuguese forces which escaped and moved towards Nagar Haveli, were assaulted at Khandvel and were forced to retreat till they surrendered to the Indian border police at Udava on 11 August 1954. A native administration was setup with Appasaheb Karmalkar of NMLO as the Administrator of Dadra and Nagar Haveli on 11 August 1954.

9. In 1955, RSS leaders demanded the end of Portuguese rule in Goa and its integration into India. When Prime Minister of India, Jawaharlal Nehru refused to obtain it by armed intervention, RSS leader Jagannath Rao Joshi led the satyagraha agitation straight into Goa itself.

10. The RSS earned recognition based on its volunteer work during the Sino-Indian War in 1962. RSS was invited by Prime Minister Jawaharlal Nehru to take part in the Indian Republic day parade of 1963. It along with several other civilian organizations took part in the parade. This event helped the RSS increase its popularity and its patriotic image.

11. Later in 1965 and 1971 Indo-Pak wars too, the RSS volunteers offered their services to maintain law and order of the country and were apparently the first to donate blood.

12. In 1975, the Indian Government under the Prime Minister Mrs. Indira Gandhi, proclaimed emergency rule in India, thereby suspending the fundamental rights and curtailing the rights of the press. The volunteers of the RSS formed underground movements for the restoration of democracy. Literature that was censored in the media was clandestinely published and distributed on a large scale and funds were collected for the movement. It said that the movement was "dominated by tens of thousands of RSS cadres, though more and more young recruits are coming". Talking about its objectives it said "its platform at the moment has only one plank: to bring democracy back to India".

13. It has been noted that the RSS volunteers participated in the Bhoodan movement organized by Gandhian leader Vinobha Bhave. RSS leader M. S. Golwalkar believed that the movement should inculcate a right and positive faith in the masses that can make them rise above the base appeal of Communism.

14. The mission of Rashtriya Swayamsevak Sangh has been described as the revitalization of Indian value system based on universalism and peace and prosperity to all. Vasudhaiva Kutumbakam, the worldview that the whole world is one family, propounded by the ancient thinkers of India, is considered as the ultimate mission of the organization.

15. The RSS has advocated the training of Dalits and other backward classes as temple high priests (a position traditionally reserved for Caste Brahmins and denied to lower castes). They argue that the social divisiveness of the Caste system is responsible for the lack of adherence to Hindu values and traditions and reaching out to the lower castes in this manner will be a remedy to the problem. The RSS has also condemned 'upper' caste Hindus for preventing Dalits from worshipping at temples, saying that "even God will desert the temple in which Dalits cannot enter".

16. During M. K. Gandhi's visit to RSS Camp accompanied by Mahadev Desai and Mirabehn at Wardha in 1934, he was surprised by the discipline and the absence of untouchability in RSS and commented "When i visited the RSS Camp. I was very much surprised by your discipline and absence of untouchablity ". He personally inquired to Swayamsevaks and found that they were living and eating together in the camp without bothering to know their castes.

17. Dr Bhimrao Ambedkar while visiting the RSS camp at Pune in 1939 observed that Swayamsevaks were moving in absolute equality and brotherhood without even caring to know the cast of others. In his address to the Swayamsevaks, he said that " This is the first time that I am visiting the camp of Sangh volunters. I am happy to find absolute equality between Savarniyas (Upper cast) and Harijans (Lower cast) without any one being aware of such difference existing." When he asked Dr Hedgewar whether there were any untouchables in the camp, he replied that there are neither "touchables" nor "untouchables" but only Hindus.

18. RSS runs 27,041 schools (Ekal Vidyalaya) in remote tribal areas : 7,53,123 socially deprived tribal students are enrolled.

19. RSS has 45,00,000 volunteers assembling in 40-50,000 shakhas each day. The largest volunteer organization in the world!

20. RSS has participated in many relief activities during natural calamities

A truth a day keeps the pseudosecular away! - 130th Truth

130. You say all religions are the same. Would you arrange for the marriage of a girl in your family with a Muslim boy?

129.  You say all religions are the same. How can you equate beef eating with  cow-worship? How can you equate Christian pork eating with Muslims?

128.  You say all religions are the same. Then why do you need temples?  Instead of going to temples, would you and your family members go to a  Church or Masjid?

127. In Kolkatta, Sheikh Nazrul gave talaq to  his wife Jahanara Bibi because she had administered polio vaccine to  their six-monthold son. Is giving polio vaccine an offence in Islam?


126. Are you aware that an archbishop cannot be proceeded against in any  Court of Law in India? When some one is appointed an archbishop he  automatically becomes a citizen of Vatican and gets a Vatican passport.  Are all equal before law?

125. A Muslim can keep a battery of  four wives at one time and it is lawful. But, if a Hindu has more than  one wife, he is guilty of breaking the law. Is it not a contradiction  against the very spirit of natural justice?

124. In the case of  Teesta Setalvad, the Maharashtra HC directs that three days notice be  served before her arrest. Why is it that the same facility has been  denied to one of the most
revered Hindu religious heads – Kanchi Shankaracharya? Is Teesta Setalvad more equal before law?


123. When a Muslim files a PIL on Ayodhya Sri Rama Temple construction,  Supreme Court takes cognizance of his PIL. In Kanchi Shankaracharya  case, Shri B.P. Singhal’s PIL is

dismissed with the remark that the petitioner does not have a locus standi in this case. Is this not double-standard?

122.  In the Radha Bhai Chawl (Mumbai) case, the people responsible for the  massacre of innocent Hindus were let off by the High Court. How is it  that, in the Baroda Best Bakery

case, the Supreme Court becomes overzealous in asking the whole case to  be transferred out of Gujarat? Are Muslims more equal than Hindus before  law?

121. In Hinduism, you find a lot of ‘Reformers’. Why such reformers are not found in other religions? Do they not need reform?

120.  Temples are over-crowded in TN. Durga pooja is celebrated on a grand  scale in West Bengal. Still in both the states, the God-fearing people  vote for atheists. Why?


119. Armstrong, the US astronaut, landed in moon in 1969. Since then  many astronauts have done so. Can you inform this to your Muslim friend  and see whether he admits this fact?

118. Muslims convicts in  jail are allowed time for Namaz and also given all facilities for  observing Ramzan fasting. Then why Kanchi Shankaracharya, only an  accused, is denied facilities for performing Puja in jail?

117.  Kanchi Shankaracharya is not allowed to perform pooja and eat the food  he likes, but Pappu Yadav is allowed all facilities inside Jail,  including Mobile phone facility for contacting even Bihar Jail Mantri.  Is this equality before law?

116. Is it not true that from 1920,  the Britishers, knowing that their rule is going to end soon, started  doling out large plots of land to Christian organisations and Churches  at throw away prices?

115. Why should practising my religion or  wearing my religious symbol hurt the feelings of other religionists,  when their practising their religion or wearing their religious symbol  does
not hurt me at all? If this is not religious hatred, what else is?

114.  Spiritualism and nationalism are inseparable in Bharat. Don’t you think  that without spiritualism Bharat will be like a body without soul?

113.  In a Pooja, the ‘sankalpa’ begins with "Bharata varshe, Bharata kande  ...". What are they? Do you still think that spiritualism and  nationalism are different or are they the two eyes of the nation?


112. When Yoga has become a multimillion dollar industry in USA, why our  govt. is blind to this human-development technology? Is it because it  is a part of Hindu culture?

111. Communist leader Stalin’s  daughter, Swetlana, wished to marry Dinesh Singh’s brother and settle in  India. Our Communists and Indira Gandhi opposed this. How do they now  support an Italian lady?

110. Pakistan is an Islamic country. But  for a by-pass surgery or cancer operation, they come to India. How come  a country, which has developed nuclear weapon, did not develop good

hospitals and world class doctors? Does this mean that Pakistanis are  only trigger happy, at the cost of development and health services?

109.  The defence establishment of secular America observes Church services  for Good Friday, a pure religious ritual, and deliberately asks  evangelists to address security personnel.

Can you imagine the Indian Army or Navy or Air Force doing a puja and inviting a Shankaracharya to address them?

108.  Students in Pakistan are taught from the very beginning that Hindus are  our enemies, that Hindus can never be our friends and that Kafirs  (Hindus) are to be killed. Do you still think that friendship is  possible with Pakistan?

107. The Baptist Church in Tripura was  set up by missionaries from New Zealand 60 years ago. Do you think the  Church will promote nationalism?

106. Our Sanatan Dharm was time  immemorial. But still Bharatvarsh was continually partitioned - Iran,  Afghanistan, Burma, Nepal, Sri Lanka, Pakistan, Bangladesh, etc. Today  Kashmir is with India not because of Sanatan Dharma but because of our  security forces. Do you agree that for dismembering Bharat, one has to  target our Sanatan Dharm.

105. Ashoka and Kanishka ruled  Afghanistan. Khandari, mother of Duryodhana, came from Khandar, now in  Afghanistan. Do you believe that Afghanistan was once an integral part  of India?

104. An English daily published Sonia Gandhi’s speech  on Hinduism under the column of spiritualism! Is this not ridiculous,  and insulting Hinduism too? Have our presspersons become

intellectually bankrupt?

103. Tipu Sultan wanted to Islamise the  entire south India. He was prevented from doing so by the British, as  British wanted to rule them. So he had to fight the British first. Is he  a Indian

freedom fighter? If yes, are Babar, Aurangazeb, Afzal Khan, Gazhni, etc. too?

102.  In the Hindu Code Bill, a Hindu is defined as not being a Muslim,  Christian, or Parsi. It is an inclusive and unifying definition - to  include all others - Sikhs, Jains, Buddhists, etc. Then how come our  present-day politicians have fragmented the Hindu society, can you  ponder?

101. The Pope was invited to visit India, but the King of  Nepal, Mahendra, was not allowed to participate in the Makar Sankaranti  function at Nagpur in 1965? Is this secularism?

100. If a Muslim  in Britain or USA (secular countries) cannot marry more than one woman,  why should he be allowed in India to marry more?

99.  Shaikh-al-Sayeed Yusuf Sayed Hashim al Rifai of Kuwait, the chairman of  the World Muslim Minority Community, was allowed to land in Kerala  without visa. He was not only not arrested but was given royal treatment  as a guest of the govt. of Kerala and was provided with govt. cars to  enable him to carry on conversion. Is this promoting nationalism?

98.  In 1989 election manifesto of Congress, Rajiv Gandhi declared that if  the people of Mizoram voted the Congress to power, it would run the  govt. on the basis of teachings of Bible. If this is not communalism,  what it is?

97. Are you aware that illegal immigrants from  Bangladesh are settled in an area where Hindu candidates win by a narrow  margin, so as to change the trend in the next election?

96. Why  Mother Teresa did not stay in her native country, Albenia, and help poor  there? Why Greham Staines did not stay in Australia and help needy  people there? Why Sonia Gandhi
selects India, and not Italy, for her  service to the poor? Why do you want imported leaders - like imported  religion and imported products? Is India a land for all and sundry?

95.  In Pondicherry a Muslim was denied burial because he constructed a  temple for Lord Muruga. Do you still think "Religions do not teach to  hate one another"?

94. "Genocide" "Holocaust" are the words used by the media for the
riots in Gujarat. But do you know that Jews and Parsis were never
persecuted and lived and prospered in total freedom in India?

93. When Taliban demolished the Buddha statue in Afghanistan, Times of
India wrote that it was in reaction to the demolition of Babri mosque.
Do you agree to this justification by TOI? Is titfor- tat OK? Then why
do you criticize Gujarat riots in reaction to Godhra carnage?

92.  In 2002, the Karnataka Govt.’s revenue from temples was Rs.72 crores.  Out of this, 50 crores were given to Madrassas, 10 crores to Churches  and only 10 crores to Temples. Why

Hindus should pay for development of Madrassas (terrorist factories) and Churches?

91.  The author of Ramanayan, Rishi Valmiki, was a bandit. Same way, the  author of Mahabharat, Veda Vyas, was a fisherman.Both the epics and the  authors are revered by all Hindus. Do you still think that Hinduism  supports casteism?

90. Lalu Prasad Yadav gave a resounding slap  on the face of judiciary by derisively and openly notifying his palatial  house as Jail. Do you still feel all are equal before law?

89.  In Mallapuram (Kerala), a doctor found that 3 generations of Muslim  women - daughter-13, mother-26 and grandmother-39 - all pregnant being  admitted for delivery. Do you still think that family planning is  unnecessary for Muslims?

88. "The list of those I want to kill is  very long, but I will shoot Modi if I am given a pistol" said Vijay  Tendulkar. Do you consider him a Human Rights Activist or a terrorist?

87.  China is still showing Arunachal Pradesh as its territory. Will you  please ask a Communist to condemn this? He will not. For Left outfits,  Communist camaraderie comes before the interest of the nation. Are  Communists nationalists?

86. In support of Ishrat Jahan, the  lovely terrorist from Mumbra shot dead by the Ahmedabad police, the  whole locality observed a Bandh and every one participated in her  funeral. If

this is not supporting terrorism, what it is?

85. There are some  pockets in Godhra where Sales Tax/Income Tax/Electricity Personnel  cannot enter. Even policemen do not tread, unless in huge numbers. This  is not the case where
Hindus are in majority. Can you explain the reason?

84.  Do you think that Nehru family is the only family which fought for  freedom or there were other freedom fighters too? - like Bhagat Singh,  Chandrasekhar Azad, Madan Lal Dingra,

Vaanchinathan, Chapekar Brothers, Veer Savarkar, Raj Guru, Subhash Chandra Bose, Udam Singh, etc.

83.  Do you know that Mother Teresa projected a negative image of India - of  dying without dignity - to make money. Did she ever attempt to  counter-balance this image?

82. In which Islamic States are  Hindus extended the special rights that Muslims are accorded in India?  Likewise, in which Christian State, the Christian majority accorded  Hindus the special rights that India accords the Christians?

81.  In six states - J&K, Punjab, Arunachal Pradesh, Meghalaya, Mizoram  and Nagaland - where Hindus are minorities, they do not have minority  rights. But others who are in majority still enjoy minority rights  there? Is this not ridiculous?

80. Is a Dist. Magistrate/Police Commissioner justified in treating a
particular area in our country as alien territory (by not allowing
Hindu processions there)? Is he not violating our constitution? Is he
not abetting communal divide?

79. Mohurram processions are being  taken out in Hindu majority areas. But Hindu religious processions are  not allowed through Muslim localities. Why? Does this not perpetuate the  communal divide?

78. Why Muslims go after building Masjids and  Madrassas, and not schools and colleges? Do you think Madrassas churn  out Scientists and Engineers?

77. A 65 years old Muslim has  remarried his first-divorced wife for the 54th time. What could have  happened to the other 50+ wives he divorced. What type of society it  would be, can you
just imagine? Do you want this type of society in India?

76.  Are you aware that Islam does not believe in nationalism and national  boundaries. It wants to bring the whole world under Islam - from Darul  Harab to Darul Islam?


75. Hindu girls are molested and gangraped in Bangladesh. Temples are  burnt or destroyed almost every day. Why none of our secularists and  Human Rights Activists raise their voice

for Hindus in Bangladesh. Are Human Rights only for Muslims?


74. What is so special about Nehru liking children? Children are liked  by one and all. Is it not absurd to celebrate his birth day as  Children’s’ Day? The real Children’s’ Day should be

Gokulashtami - Yes Lord Krishna. along with his colleagues did all the antics of a child.


73. Do you consider that celebrating Valentine (Lovers) Day on 14th
Feb. is in tune with our culture? - when exactly after 9 months, i.e.
on 14th Nov. you celebrate Children’s day.


72. Do you support the building of a Masjid for Babar, a looter and invader, at Ayodhya?

71. Do you support the building of a Memorial for Afzal Khan, who
plotted to kill Chatrapati Shivaji, in Pratapgarh (Maharashtra)?

70. The duration of the J&K assembly is six years and not 5 years as in other states. Why?

69. In J&K, about 2 lakh Hindu adults are voters for the parliamentary elections, but not for the assembly. Why?

68.  If Muslims do not want common civil code, will they clamour for the  Quaranic code of criminal justice? - eye for eye, leg for leg, hand for  hand, etc.

67. Delhi Imam Syed Bhukari is rearing a Black Buck in  his courtyard, which is against law. The Delhi police team which went  there to arrest him, came back calmly. Is he above law?

66. Delhi  Imam Syed Bhukari declared that Taliban is the ideal for all Muslims  and Osama Bin Laden is the hero? Do you consider him a secular icon?


64. When Islam and Secularism/democracy have nothing in common, why Hindus are made to watch this ugly dance in their stupor?


65. According to law, human organs cannot be an election symbol of any  party. Then how come ‘Hand’ symbol is allotted to Congress. Is it not  against the law?


63. Have you ever visited a Muslim ghetto? If not please make it a point  to have a Darshan Yatra of place like Mumbra (near Mumbai) or  Mallapuram in Kerala. If you are a real secularist, you will really  ‘feel good’.

62. Farooq Abdullah, former CM of J&K who has  married a Christian, rejoiced at the marriage of his son Umar with a  Hindu girl. But when his daughter married a Hindu boy, he disowned her.  Is he the icon of secularism?

61. When one Graham Staines is  killed, the English press goes overboard in condemning his killers. But  when 58 Hindus, including 30 women and children, were burnt aline in  Sabarmati

Express, they kept silent. The victims are depicted as the villain. Is this responsible journalism?

60. The UP govt. confessed that it cannot abide by Supreme Court
judgement of 1986 on the Varanasi burial ground dispute between Sunni
and Shia Muslims. The Karnataka Govt. refused to abide by the SC’s
order on the Cauvery water dispute. Is this respecting court judgement?

59.  When you are asking for the resignation of CMs like Narendra Modi, Uma  Bharti, etc. on trivial grounds, why are you not demanding the  resignation of the CM of J&K, where thousands of security personnel  have been killed by terrorists? - where nearly 4 lakhs Hindus have been  ethnic cleansed.

58. In the Ayodhya dispute, you say that Hindus  must abide by law. Do you know how many times the constitution has been  amended to overturn verdicts of the High Courts and Supreme

Court? - Shah Bano, unseating of Indira Gandhi, etc.

57. In the  Ayodhya case, the Supreme Court questioned the locus standi of Vishwa  Hindu Parishad. But the SC did not question the locus standi of the  Babri Masjid Action Committee or the All India Muslim Personal Law  Board. Is this not double standard on the part of SC?

56. A  Pakistani becomes Indian when he marries a Muslim girl from J&K. But  when the same girl marries a Hindu from any part of India, he does not  become a J&K citizen, but on the
contrary, she loses her J&K citizenship. What kind of law is this?

55. Are you aware that the so-called secular Maulana Wahiduddin, when
asked to pray for the Indian soldiers fighting at Kargil, refused,
under the pretext that he cannot pray for people who are fighting the
Muslims? (Sonia and Priyanka attended his funeral later).


54. Are you aware that according to KPS Gill some of the NGOs or even  media organisations were actually front offices for terrorist groups? He  says there is a nexus between some of

the terrorist outfits parading as NGOs and human rights group.

53. Are you aware that illegal Muslim immigrants have become a deciding
factor in the election of nearly 25 Lok Sabha and 120 MLA seats in
India? - And they are voting for a particular party lump sum -
Congress, RJD, SP, ML or Communists - whichever is likely to form the Govt.?

52. Do you agree that the policies of all political parties are
contradictory to the aim of uniting all sections of the people by a
stream of thought?

51. A MLA, C.P. Shaji, said in Kerala Assembly that "the hands that
touches even a syllable of the Shariat will be chopped off then and
there" (Mathrubhumi, July 3, 1985). Do you concur with this?

50.  All Hindu-majority regions are peaceful. But all Hindu-minority regions  have become problematic - like J&K, North Eastern parts, etc. Can  you explain why?

49. Riots take place mostly after the Friday prayers. Is it not because of the fiery sermons of the Imams?

48.  Are you aware that India is the only country which openly invites  infiltrators from Bangladesh. Bihar, UP and West Bengal Govts. provide  them with immediate ration cards and make them voters.

47. Why  Christian Missionaries do not go to Muslim-dominated areas and start  their social service there? Is it because they will not get sufficient  return to their ‘investment’?


46. Why Hindu dominated Bharat is secular for ages and Muslim dominated countries are only Islamic with no powers to minorities?

45.  How come a Muslim family peacefully lives in a predominantly Hindu  locality, whereas a Hindu family is not able to do so in a Muslim  locality?

44. Do you agree with the thesis of Communists that  India is a State of different nations, like the former USSR, (and not a  Nation of different states) and therefore is bound to break up?

43. Do you believe that Communists love our country, when they refuse to admit that China was the aggressor in 1962?

42.  UN Charter says that minority means less than 10% of the population.  How can Muslims, who are nearly 14% in India be called a minority?

41.  Don’t you think that ‘Secular Muslim’ is a misnomer? A person can  either be Secular or a Muslim, and not both? A Muslim (who believes in  the only God, Allah) cannot be secular

(believing in many Gods).

40. Ishwar Allah tere naam - Can you show me one Muslim who has agreed to this?

39. Don’t you believe that Islam and Christianity are political
ideologies, out to grab nations. They - through their Mullahs and
Fathers - achieve what Army, Navy and Air Force cannot, by converting
locals and destroying their culture.

38. Do you trust that Islam and Christianity believe in Sarva Dharma Samabhav? If yes, why do they believe in conversion.

37.  When Quran does not believe in negotiation (it believes only in  defeating Kafirs in a war), do you think that the Ayodhya problem will  be solved by negotiation?

36. A former President, two former PMs,  Sadhus and Sants have demonstrated against the arrest of Kanchi  Shankaracharya, but the media says there is absolutely no protest. Do  you think violence is the only yardstick to measure people’s agony?

35.  How do you explain the Muslim psyche : Enjoying the freedom in a  democratic country like India, USA, UK, France, etc. and still trying to  make it an Islamic nation, where they lose all freedom.

34. If Islam is a religion of peace, why Quran-reading and Gunwielding is taught in tandem?


33. If the communal riots is due to RSS, VHP, Bajrang Dal, etc. why  there are riots in Bangladesh, Pakistan, Saudi Arabia, Iraq, Turkey,  Afghanistan, Indonesia, Chechhnya, China, Russia, UK, France, Spain,  Cyprus, etc. - where there is no RSS/VHP.

32. When Deepavali & Janmashtami are celebrated at White House,
House of Commons, Australian Parliament, etc. why are they not
celebrated in Indian parliament? Are we more secular than USA, UK &
Australia?

31. Do you think that India will remain secular and democratic if Muslims become majority?


30. If music, singing and dancing are un-Islamic (because Islam is a
serious religion), why no Fatwa is issued against the many Khans in the
cinefield. What will they give up - Islam or Acting?

29. If painting is un-Islamic, why there is no Fatwa issued against MF
Hussain? If he still persists with painting, is he not doing an
un-Islamic act?

28. J&K with about 1 crore population has  been provided with aid worth Rs.24,000 crores, i.e. Rs.24,000/- per  head, whereas in other states the per head aid is less than 5% of this  amount. Is this not a reward for anti-nationalism?

27. IMTD act in Assam gives legal rights to Bangladeshi Muslims to
settle and become Indian citizen, whereas Indians cannot settle in
Jammu & Kashmir. Why this double standard?

28. J&K with about 1 crore population has been provided with aid
worth Rs.24,000 crores, i.e. Rs.24,000/- per head, whereas in other
states the per head aid is less than 5% of this amount. Is this not a
reward for anti-nationalism?


26. Arabic language is promoted in India at Govt. expenses. but not Sanskrit? Is Arabic more national than Sanskrit?

25. In Kerala, MLAs, MPs & Ministers take oath in the name of Allah
and Infant Jesus, which is against the Constitution. Can a Hindu take
oath in the name of Ram or Krishna?

24. In 2003-2004 - A Muslim  President, a Hindu Prime Minister and a Christian Defence Minister,  running the affairs of the country, with a unity of purpose. Can this  happen any where
except in a Hindu Nation - Bharat?

23. When Haj pilgrims are given subsidy, why Hindu pilgrims to Amarnath, Sabarimalai & Kailash Mansarover are taxed?

22.  Dr. Praveenbhai Thogadiya has been arrested many times on flimsy  grounds. Has the Shahi Imam of Jama Masjid, Delhi, Ahmed Bukhari been  arrested for claiming to be an ISI agent and advocating partition of  Bharat?

21. Abdul Rehman Antuley was made a trustee of the famous  Siddhi Vinayak Temple in Prabhadevi, Mumbai. Can a Hindu - say Mulayam  or Laloo - ever become a trustee of a Masjid or Madrassa?

20. Why post-Godhra is blown out of proportion, when no-one talks of the ethnic cleansing of 4 lakh Hindus from Kashmir?

19.  In contrast, in India, Muslim population has gone up from 10.4% in 1951  to about 14% today; whereas Hindu population has come down from 87.2%  in 1951 to 81.5% in 2001. Does any politician have the guts to ask  Muslims to go for family planning?

18. In 1947, when India was partitioned, the Hindu population in
Pakistan was about 24%. Today it is not even 1%. In 1947, the Hindu
population in East Pakistan (now Bangladesh) was 30%. Today it is about
7%. What happened to the missing Hindus? Do Hindus have human rights?

17.  Do you consider that - Sanskrit is communal and Urdu is secular, Mandir  is communal and Masjid is secular, Sadhu is communal and Imam is  secular, BJP is communal and Muslim
League is secular, Dr. Praveen  Thogadiya is anti-national and Bhukari is national, Vande Matharam is  communal and Allah- O-Akbar is secular, Shriman is communal and Mian is  secular, Hinduism is communal and Islam is secular, Hindutva is communal  and Jihadism is secular, and at last, Bharat is communal and Italy is  secular?

16. When Christian and Muslim schools can teach Bible and Quran, why Hindus cannot teach Gita or Ramayan?

15.  Do you admit that Hindus do have problems that need to be recognized.  Or do you think that those who call themselves Hindus are themselves the  problem?

14. If Muslims & Christians are minorities in  Maharashtra, UP, Bihar, etc., are Hindus not minorities in J&K,  Mizoram, Nagaland, Arunachal Pradesh, Meghalaya, etc?. Why are Hindus  denied minority rights in these States?

13. Why Gandhiji objected  to the decision of the cabinet and insisted that Somnath Temple should  be reconstructed out of public funds, not government funds, when in  January 1948 he
pressurised Nehru and Patel to carry on renovation of the mosques of Delhi at government expenses?

12. Why Gandhiji supported Khilafat movement (nothing to do with our freedom movement) and what in turn he got?

11. In what way, J&K is different from Maharashtra, Tamil Nadu or Uttar Pradesh, to have Article 370?

10. When uniform is made compulsory for school children, why there is no Uniform Civil Code for citizens?

9.  Why temple funds are spent for the welfare of Muslims and Christians,  when they are free to spend their money in any way they like?

8.  When Hindus gave to Muslims 30% of Bharat for a song, why should Hindus  now beg for their sacred places at Ayodhya, Mathura and Kashi?

7.  Today Hindus are 82%. If Hindus are intolerant, how come Masjids and  Madrassas are thriving? How come Muslims are offering Namaz on the road?  How come Muslims are proclaiming 5 times a day on loudspeakers that  there is no God except Allah?

6. Hindu-majority Maharashtra,  Bihar, Kerala, Pondicherry, etc. have in the past elected Muslims as  CMs; Can you ever imagine a Hindu becoming the CM of Muslim-majority  J&K or Christian dominated Nagaland/Mizoram?

5. Show one Mullah or Maulvi who has declared a ‘fatwa’ against terrorists.

4. Show one country where the 82% majority craves for the indulgence of the 18% minority.

3. Show one Muslim country which has a Non-Muslim as its President or Prime Minister.

2. Show one Muslim country where Hindus are extended the special rights that Muslims are accorded in India?

1. There are nearly 57 Muslim countries. Show one Muslim country which provides Haj subsidy.

Import of Crude Oil - A big reason for fall of the rupee

Rising prices of crude oil all over the world is hindering the growth of many nations in the world and India is no exception. India is capable of producing only 30% of the nations requirement, and 70% has to be imported.

Since 1990, there has been no increase in India's production of crude oil. However, the requirement of petrol, diesel, lpg, cng has been on the rise.

Rise of Crude Oil Consumption of India leading to imports

Though India has many coal reserves which meet 53% of the power requirement, oil accounts for 31% of energy consumption. Natural gas provides provides 8% and hydro electric energy gives 6%. Nuclear and other renewable forms of energy account for only 2% of the total energy consumption. This makes crude oil a major player in determining the economy of the nation since most of it is imported.

In 2011, the country was consuming around 3,426,000 barrels per day. The current price of crude oil is around 105 dollars per barrel. This means in 2011 India could have spent around 3426000 x 105 x 365 = 131,301,450,000 dollars. Most of this money goes to Saudi Arabia and Iran from where the crude oil is imported.

The crude oil is purchased in dollars, so India has to purchase USD with INR. This creates a demand for dollars and an excess of rupee causing the evaluation of dollar and devaluation of rupee.

The current situation is hard to control because India has become very much dependent on oil imports. In order to stop further devaluation of rupee against the dollar india needs to move towards energy independence. The falling currency can be stabilized by increasing exports which is possible by industrialization and agriculture. It should also be noted that India has a vast population which needs to feed so agriculture alone cannot be the answer. India desperately need industries which can sell finished products globally, just like China, which makes almost all electronics in the world. India celebrates diwali by lighting their homes with chinese lights, used phones, computers, tablets which are manufactured in china. India should also focus on such industrial growth and also venture in those areas yet to be exploited in global business that could strengthen our economy. Until that time, we cannot expect the rupee to revive.

All you need to know about Mobile Number Portability(MNP)

Mobile Number Portability, in short, MNP enables a consumer to change his mobile operator without changing his number. This is available in many countries across the world and was introduced in India from 20th of January 2011. The feature also enables porting from postpaid numbers of one network to prepaid/postpaid of another.

To shift your mobile number from one operator to another, a customer shall send PORT <your Mobile Number> to 1900. You will receive a unique alphanumeric UPC (Unique Porting Code) as a SMS from 1901 giving 8 digit alpha-numeric Unique Porting Code (UPC) and UPC expiry date in MM/DD/YYYY format. Visit the office of your new mobile operator and give them this UPC Code.

However, there are a few catches to this. Mobile numbers can be ported only when they meet the basic criteria:

1. There should be no outstanding bills or negative balance(in case of prepaid).
2. It should not be a bundled pack. Some bundled pack numbers cannot be ported.
3. Porting is intra circle. This means you cannot port a Mumbai based number to Delhi.
4. You must remain 90 days within the same network before you can ask for port.
5. There should not be a name / ownership transfer request in progress.
6. Port code (UPC) should be mentioned correctly in porting form.

Once these criteria are met you need to visit the operator store or local store of the network you want to switch to. There are 2 separate forms you need to complete:

1. Customer Application/Information for (CAF/CIF)
2. MNP Form.

You will need a recent passport size photograph, a xerox copy of photo id proof and address proof. For Photo id proof you may provide a PAN card, a driving license, passport, voter id card, etc. Address proof can be a document with your postal address along with your name like ration card, telephone bill, bank statement, etc. In most cases only one document is enough for both. However, BSNL requires 2 separate documents and mandates the PAN card to be provided in case it is available.

The photo copies of the documents must be self attested (signed) and the passport size photograph signed across in such a way that a part of the signature remains on the form and some part on the photograph. This is done probably to ensure that the forms are filled in person. The rest of the form has to be filled as it is specified.

The MNP form is a separate form where you need to provide the number you want to port, the network name it is currently in, and finally sign the same.

TRAI says that the porting charge is Rs. 20. However, the exact amount varies from operator to operator.Once porting is complete you need to recharge with various packs and amounts to start using it.

Porting takes approximately 6 to 7 days from the date of submission of form. In case you are submitting the form to a local store then add 1 or 2 days more.

Once the form has been submitted you will get an sms within 48 hours from your operator that your porting request has been received. You can either call the customer care to find the current status of your request or through MNPIndia.com

MNPIndia.in is a very helpful website to check the status of your porting request. You just need to fill in your mobile number and the porting code for checking the status of your application.

There are 2 operators involved:
1. Donor Operator (from which you wish to port out)
2. Receiver Operator (to which you wish to port in)

The Receiver operator forwards your porting request request to the donor operator. You will get an sms alert when they are received. The donor operator validates your port out request by checking your eligibility based on the points mentioned above. In case the criteria is not met they may decide to decline the port out request. To be sure you may call up before hand to your operator and ask them if your mobile number is in good standing to port out.

Once the document is cleared by the donor operator the request is sent to the receiver operator as okay-ed and they provide a time at which they will switch off the current sim card. You will also get an sms alert once the documents are cleared. You will also be informed when they will switch off the existing sim card.

Once you receive the sms that your current sim is being switched off at certain time, you need to be ready to exchange the sim card. There will be a blackout period up to 1 hour when none of the sim will work. After the black out period your receiver operator sim will start working and will show the towers on your mobile. Once you start seeing the towers call up customer care of the receiver operator and verify your identity. Once identity is verified you are good to go. You still need to recharge with start up packs and main balance.

So enjoy porting your mobile number to get the maximum benefits that suits your needs.

Was an Indian, The First Man to Fly??????

 It was 17, December 1903 at Kitty Chowk, North Carolina, USA. The most awaited men’s dream visually came true. It was a breakthrough in the history of mankind. Yes! Orvile and Wilbur Wright, commonly mentioned as the Wright brothers proved that it is possible for human to travel through air, by flying the world’s first aircraft.  But the question is was that the first object to fly in the space?

On june 1895, 8 full years before the Wright brothers demonstration at Kitty Chowk a remarkable incident took place at the sandy Chowpathy beach of Mumbai, India…

Shivkar Bapuji Thalped, an Indian scientist and a Sanskrit scholar along with his wife at chowpathy beach was found more excited and aunxious that day. The people around found that something sensational are going to happen there. Some knew what it was, some did not. Some were putting their instinct to work.  A huge mass of crowd has accumulated and among them was Shri Sayaji Rao Gaekwa, who was the Maharaja of Baroda during that time and the most influenced famous scholar justice Mahadeva Govin-da Ranade. Everyone there was waiting with anxiety and before that anxiety drowned that miracle happened. Yes! The world’s first unmanned aircraft named Marutsakhā was thrown into the space and it tarred the sky at a velocity of about 40,000 Km/hr. After reaching a height of more than 1500 feet it landed safely without any damage. Between the hustle, talpade was literally appreciated by Maharaja at that moment itself. It was Maharaja’s happiest moment for which he has been waiting for long period. The News was then published in the famous News Paper “Kesari”, the next day.

How was it possible by Talpade to achieve such a breakthrough? Few years ago……

Shivkar Babuji Talpade (1864 – 1916, Maharashtra), from his childhood developed his dreams of flying and getting into space. He was a great Sanskrit scholar and started searching the possibilities of man flying in the space in ancient Indian scripts, Vedas. He thoroughly learned the ancient scripts containing Vimanika Sasthras (Aeronautics Theory). On that fine morning, Talpade was lucky enough to meet Shri Suparaaya Sasthri. Sasthri gave him a bundle of treasures which contained suthras (formulas) of making an aircraft, written by the great rishi Bharadwaja. After this incident Talpade continued his work more seriously than before. Maharaja provided the funds necessary for his project. It may be too hard to believe that modern day aircrafts and even most advanced one are discussed in Vedas which are written some 10,000 years ago. But, Talpade was fully dependent on Rig Veda and Vimanika Sashthra only.

Few years later, a scholar named Acharya mentioned that “Vaimanika Shastra deals about aeronautics including the design of aircraft the way they can be used for transportation and other applications in detail. The knowledge of aeronautics is described in Sanskrit in 100 sections, eight chapters, 500 principles and 3000 slokas including 32 techniques to fly an aircraft. In fact, depending on the classifications of eras or Yugas in modern Kaliyuga aircraft used are called Krithakavimana flown by the power of engines by absorbing solar energies!’ It is feared that only portions of Bharadwaja’s masterpiece Vaimanika Shas-tra survive today.”

Again to 1895……..

After the news release in the media, few years later talpade and sasthri were jailed by the British Government. Maharaja was warned literally. Few years later, after talpade returned home, his wife passed away and he withdrew his research. After his death in 1916, it is said that his relatives sold some of his important works to few German people.  A model reconstruction of Marutsakhā was exhibited at an exhibition on aviation at Vile Parle, and Hindustan Aeronautics Limited has preserved documents relating to the experiment.

What is special about Marutshakha?

The importance of the Wright brothers lies in the fact, that it was a manned flight for a distance of 120 feet and Orville Wright became the first man to fly. But Talpade’s unmanned aircraft flew to a height of 1500 feet before crashing down and the historian Evan Koshtka, has described Talpade as the ‘first creator of an aircraft’.

Marutshakha was the first model to have an Ion Mercury Vortex Engine. The Vaimanika Shastra describes in detail, the construction of what is called, the mercury vortex engine the forerunner of the ion engines being made today by NASA. The information on the mercury engines can be found in the ancient Vedic text called Samaranga Sutradhara. This text also devotes 230 verses, to the use of these machines in peace and war. The Indologist William Clarendon, who has written down a detailed description of the mercury vortex engine in his translation of Samaranga Sutradhara quotes thus ‘Inside the circular air frame, place the mercury-engine with its solar mercury boiler at the aircraft center. By means of the power latent in the heated mercury which sets the driving whirlwind in motion a man sitting inside may travel a great distance in a most marvellous manner. Four strong mercury containers must be built into the interior structure. When these have been heated by fire through solar or other sources the vimana (aircraft) develops thunder-power through the mercury.

NASA (National Aeronau-tical and Space Administra-tion) world’s richest/ most powerful scientific organisation is trying to create an ion engine that is a device that uses a stream of high velocity electrified particles instead of a blast of hot gases like in present day modern jet engines. Surprisingly according to the bi-monthly Ancient Skies published in USA, the aircraft engines being developed for future use by NASA by some strange coincidence also uses mercury bombardment units powered by Solar cells! Interestingly, the impulse is generated in seven stages. The mercury propellant is first vapourised fed into the thruster discharge chamber ionised converted into plasma by a combination with electrons broke down electrically and then accelerated through small openings in a screen to pass out of the engine at velocities between 1200 to 3000 kilometres per minute! But so far NASA has been able to produce an experimental basis only a one pound of thrust by its scientists a power derivation virtually useless. But 108 years ago Talpade was able to use his knowledge of Vaimanika Shastra to produce sufficient thrust to lift his aircraft 1500 feet into the air!

The Vaimanika Shastra manuscript later appeared at Rajakiya Sanskrit Library, Baroda by 1944.[3] The text was published in Hindi in 1959[4] and later in English by G.R. Josyer, titled Vymanika Shastra. Josyer’s edition, also added illustrations drawn by T. K. Ellappa, a draughtsman at a local engineering college in Bangalore, under the direction of Shastry, which had been missed in the 1959 edition.[5]
Rukhma Vimana

Rukhma Vimana

Unlike modern treatises on aeronautics that begin by discussing the general principles of flight before detailing concepts of aircraft design, the Vaimanika Shastra straightaway gets into quantitative description, as though a particular aircraft is being described. The topics covered include, “definition of an airplane, a pilot, aerial routes, food, clothing, metals, metal production, mirrors and their uses in wars, varieties of machinery and yantras, planes like ‘mantrik’, ‘tantrik’, and ‘kritak’” and four planes called Shakuna, Sundara, Rukma, and Tripura are described in greater detail. The extant text is claimed to be only a small (one-fortieth) part of a larger work Yantra Sarvaswa (“All about machines”[6]) composed by Maharishi Bharadwaj and other sages for the “benefit of all mankind”.[5]

In 1991, the English portion and the illustrations from the Josyer book were reprinted by David Hatcher Childress in Vimana Aircraft of Ancient India & Atlantis as part of the Lost Science Series. According to Childress, the 8 chapters treat the following:

  The secrets of constructing aeroplanes, which will not break, which cannot be cut, will not catch fire, and cannot be destroyed.

    The secret of making planes motionless.

    The secret of making planes invisible.

    The secret of hearing conversations and other sounds in enemy places.

    The secret of retrieving photographs of the interior of enemy planes

    The secret of ascertaining the direction of enemy planes approach.

    The secret of making persons in enemy planes lose consciousness.

    The secret of destroying enemy planes.

The propulsion of the Vimanas according to Kanjilal (1985) is by a “Mercury Vortex Engines”,[7] apparently a concept similar to electric propulsion. Childress finds evidence for this “mercury vortex engine” in the Samarangana Sutradhara, an 11th century treatise on architecture.

Sources:

http://archive.deccanherald.com/Deccanherald/dec16/snt2.asp

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Shivkar_Bapuji_Talpade

http://m.timesofindia.com/articleshow/msid-890055,curpg-1.cms

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Vaim%C4%81nika_Sh%C4%81stra