Those who have eaten beef can also be converted back to Hinduism: RSS leader
Thursday, 2 February 2023 Even those who have eaten beef can also be converted back to Hinduism, and it can't be closed off to them, the general secretary of Rashtriya Swayamsevak Sangh (RSS) Dattatreya Hosabale said on Wednesday. The RSS leader said, "The term 'Hindu' has already entered our Constitution and country. It is a fact of history. Hindu is an identity and a culture to which people belong."
A former Hindu council Australia’s associate and a prominent Indian Australian, Balesh Dhanakar has been accused of drugging and raping women.
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Kannada actor Chetan Kumar, popularly known as Chetan Ahimsa, has been arrested by Bengaluru police after his tweet on Hindutva went viral. The complaint against him stated that his tweet, which says that ‘Hindutva is built on lies’, allegedly hurt the sentiments of Hindus.
#ChetanKumar #ChetanAhimsa #Hindutva
The press secretary of self-styled godman Nithyananda has answered several queries raised on Twitter about the 'United States of Kailasa country’. On Friday, it had invited questions from registered media organisations who wished to know more about Kailasa. On being asked about the authenticity of Kailasa, the office claimed that it is a ‘revival of the ancient enlightened Hindu civilizational nation’. Founded as a ‘borderless, service-oriented nation’ similar to the Sovereign Order of Malta, Kailasa functions via multiple NGOs from around the world, recognized by the United Nations, it said.
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What to Know About Holi, , the Festival of Colors.
This week, millions of people around
the world are celebrating Holi,
the Hindu festival of love, color and spring.
CNN reports that during the celebration of Holi,
people take to the streets and drench each other
in colorful powders and buckets of water.
The festivities include singing,
dancing and a variety of foods.
This year, Holi falls on March 8, while communities
across India began the holiday the evening before
with bonfires as part of Holika Dahan, or Choti Holi.
CNN reports that the holiday's most well-known tradition,
the throwing of colorful powders, finds its roots in
the story of Radha and Krishna, a legendary love story.
According to British Museum
curator Sushma Jansari, the tale
originates in Hindu mythology. .
According to British Museum
curator Sushma Jansari, the tale
originates in Hindu mythology. .
The god Krishna drank milk that had
been poisoned by a demon, which
left him with unnatural blue skin.
Taking the advice of his mother, Krishna smeared colored
powder on his love, Radha's face, to overcome his
fear that his appearance was unsettling.
Taking the advice of his mother, Krishna smeared colored
powder on his love, Radha's face, to overcome his
fear that his appearance was unsettling.
According to the myth,
the colored powder is what caused
Radha to fall in love with Krishna. .
CNN reports that Holi has transcended
the boundaries of religion to be
celebrated around the world.
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Today, Congress leader and Member of Parliament Rahul Gandhi said that he can understand the pain of Kashmiris and security forces better than BJP and RSS members. Amid heavy snowfall in Srinagar, Opposition party leaders joined Rahul Gandhi as he marked the completion of the Bharat Jodo Yatra. Addressing the mega rally in SK Stadium in Srinagar, he said that his family had faced the violence and can understand better.
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