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NMIMS Indore Valentine’s Event Halted: Campus Tensions Spark Calls for Dialogue and Calm
A Valentine’s Week ‘Bake & Sell’ event at NMIMS Indore was paused by police after protests from groups identifying with Hindutva activism, highlighting ongoing debates around Valentine’s Day in India. The incident illustrates the tension between campus autonomy and community expectations in shared civic spaces. Proactive permissions, transparent objectives, and clear codes of conduct can…
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India–Pakistan Cricket Showdown: HJS Decries T20 Clash, ‘Terror and Sports Cannot Coexist’
Hindu Janajagruti Samiti (HJS) has objected to the India–Pakistan T20 World Cup match scheduled for February 15, stating that “terror and sports cannot coexist.” The stance situates the fixture within a broader ethical and national security debate. Readers gain context about why India–Pakistan cricket carries unique geopolitical and emotional significance. The piece balances sports diplomacy…
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HH Bhaktivaibhava Swami in Stroke Rehabilitation, Kolkata: Health Update and Solidarity
HH Bhaktivaibhava Swami is undergoing structured stroke rehabilitation under medical supervision in Kolkata. This update provides clear, factual context about his care, focusing on evidence-based recovery practices and the importance of timely rehabilitation. As a respected ISKCON spiritual leader, his health has drawn compassionate concern from global well-wishers. The response reflects shared dharmic values—compassion, ahiṁsā,…
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Delhi Arrest in Car-Death Case Triggers Multi-State Probe; Communities Urged to Stay United
Delhi Police arrested a self-styled tantrik practitioner in a car-death case, prompting a coordinated, multi-state probe into possible links with fatalities in Uttar Pradesh and Rajasthan. All connections are allegations under investigation, with no judicial determination of guilt to date. The analysis emphasizes due process, evidence-based conclusions, and restraint in public discourse to reduce misinformation.…
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Delhi ‘Ghar Wapsi Sammelan’ Backs Inclusive Resolution to Intensify Dharmic Reconnection
A ‘Ghar Wapsi Sammelan’ in New Delhi adopted a resolution to intensify the ‘ghar wapsi’ campaign across Bharat. Representatives from more than 25 organisations attended, signaling broad civic involvement. The resolution centers voluntary, lawful, and dignified reconnection with ancestral dharmic identities, emphasizing unity among Hinduism, Buddhism, Jainism, and Sikhism. Deliberations prioritized inclusive outreach, heritage education,…
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US Lawmakers Sound Alarm on Bangladesh’s Hindus: Urgent Call to Safeguard Minorities
In Washington D.C. on Feb 12, 2026, US lawmakers highlighted concerns about the safety of Hindu minorities in Bangladesh ahead of national polls. Their message focused on religious freedom, accountability, and equal protection under the law. Advocacy groups used the phrase ‘Hindus won’t survive another decade…’ to stress urgency, while promoting solutions grounded in evidence…
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Plano Uproar: Alex Stein’s Mockery of Hindu Beliefs Spurs Walkout and a Call for Dharmic Unity
A Plano City Council meeting drew national attention when comedian Alex Stein mocked Hindu beliefs, prompting Indian-American attendees to walk out. The incident spotlights the need for cultural respect in civic spaces and renewed attention to Hinduphobia experienced by the Hindu American Community. Descriptions of sacred practices—such as references to gomutra and gobar—were deployed without…
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Ahilyanagar Valentine’s ‘Coffee Rave’ Cancelled: Protests Spotlight Culture, Safety, Harmony
A planned Valentine’s Day “Coffee Rave Party” in Ahilyanagar was cancelled after Hindu organisations submitted a joint memorandum to district authorities, flagging cultural sensitivities and law-and-order risks. The decision highlights how public festivities intersect with local norms and administrative responsibility. By appealing through due process, petitioners framed the issue around safety, licensing, and youth welfare…
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Gujarat BJP MLA Halts ₹32-Cr Slaughterhouse: Shankaracharya Hails ‘Asli Hindu’ Stand
A ₹32-crore slaughterhouse project in Gujarat was rolled back after public representations and the intervention of a BJP MLA, drawing praise from Shankaracharya Swami Avimukteshwarananda as an “Asli Hindu” stand. The event spotlights how ahimsa, Cow Protection, and constitutional directives can inform humane and lawful governance. Readers gain context on the policy process, stakeholder engagement,…
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GBC AGM 2026 Day 6: Inspiring Awards, Stronger Child Protection, Smarter Proposals
Day Six of the GBC AGM 2026 delivered focused progress on responsible governance and care. Inspiring awards honored sustained seva that strengthens community cohesion and unity in diversity. Child protection initiatives advanced with improved training, clear reporting, and survivor-centered support grounded in ahimsa and karuna. A rigorous proposals review prioritized feasibility, accountability, and measurable community…
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Delhi Conference Rallies 25+ Groups for Dharmic Unity and Voluntary ‘Ghar Wapsi’ Outreach
A New Delhi resolution on February 10, 2026 convened over twenty-five organizations to coordinate a voluntary ‘Ghar Wapsi’ outreach framed as a dharmic unity and cultural renewal effort. The initiative emphasizes informed choice, constitutional religious freedom, and respect for pluralism across Hinduism, Buddhism, Jainism, and Sikhism. Leaders including Upananda Brahmachari, Dr Charudatta Pingale, Rahul Dewan,…
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Awaken Dharma Shakti for National Renewal: Ramesh Shinde urges an inclusive Ramrajya
A guidance session in Saharanpur by Ramesh Shinde (HJS) spotlighted the need to awaken Dharma Shakti as a unifying force for national harmony. The address framed ‘Ramrajya’ as ethical, inclusive governance rooted in justice, compassion, and the rule of law. Emphasizing unity in diversity, it highlighted the shared dharmic values of Hinduism, Buddhism, Jainism, and…
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Congress and BJP Unite at Kittur Hindu Samajotsava—A Rare Boost for Belagavi, Hindu Unity
In Kittur, Belagavi district, the 9 February 2026 Hindu Samajotsava rally saw Congress leaders join BJP counterparts on a shared platform, creating a rare cross-party tableau in Karnataka politics. The moment signaled that cultural observances can transcend partisan divides by centering social cohesion, service, and everyday civic responsibilities. Observers noted that the rally’s tone aligned…
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Landmark Thirupparankundram Verdict: Will Tamil Nadu Honour SC Directions on Karthigai Deepam?
The Supreme Court of India’s recent order on Thirupparankundram Hill—widely read as affirming administrative restrictions at sensitive points while protecting established Karthigai Deepam rituals—places a clear onus on Tamil Nadu to balance worship, safety, and heritage. Effective compliance would pair a transparent SOP with infrastructure upgrades, capacity thresholds, and barrier-free access. Structured consultations with temple…
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‘Ghooskhor Pandat’ Sparks Nationwide Protests; VHP Moves Legally, Calls for Cultural Sensitivity
Netflix’s title ‘Ghooskhor Pandat’ has sparked nationwide protests and a legal push by the Vishwa Hindu Parishad (VHP), spotlighting the balance between creative freedom and cultural sensitivity. This analysis outlines the concerns raised by Brahmin community organizations, the legal avenues being explored, and the broader implications for cinematic representation. Readers gain a clear view of…
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GBC AGM 2026 Day 4: Organizational Reforms, ISKCON Constitution Milestones, and TOVP Honors
Day Four of the GBC AGM 2026 showcased concrete progress in governance, education, and service. The Organization Development Committee presented reforms to strengthen roles, training, and accountability across regions. Updates on the ISKCON Constitution clarified implementation paths and affirmed a new Constitution Dissemination Committee focused on multilingual, inclusive education. Attendees emphasized that transparency and gratitude…
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Nationwide Protests over Netflix’s ‘Ghooskhor Pandat’: Urgent Calls for Respect, Sensitivity, and Unity
Protests across India have challenged the Netflix series ‘Ghooskhor Pandat’ for its title and portrayal of a Brahmin police officer, raising concerns about stereotyping and community stigmatization. Participants argue the controversy reflects wider issues of Hinduphobia, Anti-Brahminism, and media bias in cinematic representation. Cultural advocates call for responsible storytelling that safeguards dignity while respecting creative…
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Bangladesh Ex-Minister Ramesh Chandra Sen’s Custodial Death Sparks Outrage, Vendetta Claims
Former Bangladesh minister and Hindu leader Ramesh Chandra Sen has died after reportedly falling ill while in custody, prompting allegations of custodial neglect and political vendetta. The incident raises urgent questions about detainee healthcare, due process, and institutional transparency in Bangladesh. A credible, independent inquiry—protected from political influence—can examine medical timelines, custodial procedures, and evidentiary…
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Safeguard students and sanctity: HJS presses Goa to close liquor shops near schools, temples
Hindu Janajagruti Samiti (HJS) has asked Goa Chief Minister Pramod Sawant to cancel licences of liquor shops located within 100 metres of schools and temples. The appeal focuses on student safety, respectful distance from sacred spaces, and the integrity of community life. It reflects a broader dharmic principle relevant to temples, viharas, derasars, and gurdwaras…
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After Day-Long Protest, JnU Hindu Students Symbolically Begin Central Temple, Urge Campus Harmony
Hindu students at Jagannath University in Dhaka staged a day-long, peaceful protest to highlight the need for a designated Central Temple on campus. Their symbolic “inauguration” sought to draw attention to administrative inaction while affirming religious freedom and cultural identity. Participants emphasized non-violence, unity in diversity, and interfaith respect aligned with campus harmony. The episode…