High Court chastises Tamilnadu politicians Kudos to Madras High Court judge Shri N Kirubakaran for his scathing attack on meanness of politicians. He frowned upon hate politics in Tamilnadu while dismissing outright a petition by an AIADMK functionary alleging violation of code conduct by DMK treasurer Stalin during Lok Sabha […]
Month: January 2015
Commemorating the National Youth Day, Vivekananda Youth forum organized a programme for college students at Vel’s College Pallavaram. 800 students representing 15-20 from 36 colleges of Chennai, 43 NSS Project officers, 41 College Administrators and Principals attended the programme. A video show on Punya Bhumi Bharatham was shown to the […]
Students Experience in Inter State Living (SEIL), an initiative of ABVP, to establish a cultural rapport and to provide opportunities to the youth of the country to experience Unity in Diversity, a special programme was organized in Chennai to celebrate its Golden jubilee. National Integration tour of North East students […]
Refusing Tamil youths much needed courage and heroism In May 2014, the Supreme Court banned ‘jallikattu’ (bull taming) in Tamil Nadu. This heroic game with agrarian origin has the purpose of making the youth brave and strong. Jallikattu is held in the weeks following Sankranti every year. Last year, because […]
RSS Karyakartha Shibir 2015 begun at Karnavati, Gujarat on 2nd January 2015. RSS Sahsarkaryavah Maa Suresh Soni Ji inaugurated the shibir. He highlighted that development is not possible without traditional foundation and Hindutva alone can guarantee Global peace, Sustainable development and protection of environment. Dr. Manmohan Vaidya Ji, Akhil Bharatiya […]
भारतीय संस्कृति चिर पुरातन नित्य नूतन है : श्री सुरेश जी सोनी कर्णावती, गुजरात : कार्यकर्त्ता शिबिर – 2015के प्रथम दिवस शिबिर संकुल में पू.के.का.शास्त्री संघ प्रदर्शनी का उद्घाटन के अवसर पर प्रसिद्ध गुजराती लोक कलाकार श्री भीखूदान भाई गढवी द्वारा मा.सह सरकार्यवाह श्री सुरेशजी सोनी, श्री अशोक रावजी कुकडे (पश्चिम क्षेत्र, मा. संघचलकजी) […]
Around 2.9 lakh people from four districts (Kokrajhar, Sonitpur, Chirang and Udalguri) of Assam have been living in 139 relief camps after the worst attack by NDFB militants. Seva Bharati volunteers are distributing the essential relief items in these camps.