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June 19 as ‘National Ghar Wapsi Diwas’: Honouring Shivaji–Palkar and Renewing Dharmic Unity
Hindu Janajagruti Samiti (HJS) has called for 19 June to be observed as ‘National Ghar Wapsi Diwas’, commemorating 350 years since Chhatrapati Shivaji Maharaj welcomed Netaji Palkar back to the Hindu fold through Shuddhikaran. The observance highlights religious freedom under Article 25, the voluntary nature of any return, and the restorative ethos of prāyaścitta and…
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Shaurya Training Camps empower 325+ youth in Varanasi & Ghazipur under ‘Har Ghar Yoddha’
Over 325 young men and women joined ‘Shaurya Training Camps’ in Varanasi and Ghazipur under the ‘Har Ghar Yoddha Campaign’, focusing on integrated physical fitness, mental resilience, and spiritual discipline. Structured around a body–mind–spirit framework, the program combined progressive conditioning, foundational self-defence, and attention training with breath-led meditation. Participants reported stronger confidence, steadier focus, and…
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Alarming reports of organised conversions in Mumbai trains; HJS urges urgent, lawful probe
Reports indicate an organised religious conversion push inside Mumbai’s local trains, with HJS urging swift but lawful scrutiny. This analysis clarifies the constitutional balance under Article 25protecting the right to propagate religion while prohibiting force, fraud, or inducement as affirmed by Supreme Court jurisprudence. It outlines how railway norms, GRP/RPF roles, and general criminal provisions…
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Protecting Young Hearts: HJS Awareness Session at Shri Seervi Samaj, Thane
An HJS-led awareness session at the Shri Seervi Samaj Youth Meet in Thane examined relationship risksoften framed in public discourse as ‘love jihad’through a rights-based, behaviour-focused lens. The lecture emphasized youth safety, digital literacy, and legal awareness while rejecting stereotyping and prioritizing interfaith harmony. Participants learned how constitutional protections, the Special Marriage Act, POCSO, and…
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Pune’s Mahatma Phule Wada: The Case to Lift the Vatavriksha Pujan BanLaw, Heritage, Harmony
Opposition to the ban on Vatavriksha Pujan outside Mahatma Phule Wada in Pune highlights a crucial intersection of constitutional freedoms, heritage conservation, and civic order. The analysis explains why a blanket prohibition is neither necessary nor optimal under Article 25, and how proportionate, time-place-manner regulations can better balance rights and responsibilities. It outlines practical, conservation-sensitive…
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HJS Delegation Briefs Nirmala Sitharaman on a Transformative Vision for Dharmic Unity and Welfare
A delegation from the Hindu Janajagruti Samiti (HJS) briefed Union Finance Minister Nirmala Sitharaman on initiatives centered on nation-building, dharma awakening, social welfare, and Hindu unity. The engagement is notable because fiscal and regulatory clarityunder Sections 12A/12AB and 80Gdirectly affects how civil-society organizations scale public-good work. Framed inclusively across Hindu, Buddhist, Jain, and Sikh traditions,…
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Solemn HJS tribute at ‘Hat Katro Khamb’ on Goa Revolution Day honors martyrs, strengthens unity
On Goa Revolution Day, the Hindu Janajagruti Samiti (HJS) honored known and unknown martyrs at Old Goa’s ‘Hat Katro Khamb,’ connecting a pivotal modern anniversary to a tangible site of memory. The ceremony emphasized dignity, unity, and freedom of conscience across dharmic traditions. Contextualizing the Goa Inquisition (1560–1812) within public history, the tribute rejected sensationalism…
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Navi Mumbai ‘beef advice’ row: HJS seeks legal actionlaw, ethics, and infant nutrition clarity
A Navi Mumbai hospital’s pamphlet recommending beef for infants prompted Hindu Janajagruti Samiti (HJS) to seek legal action against the Indian Academy of Pediatrics and officials, raising complex questions about law, ethics, and public health communication. This analysis explains the Maharashtra legal framework on cow protection and why recommending beef in a state facility can…
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Mandir Mahasangh’s Mobilisation Halts Devasthan Inam Bill, Safeguarding Temple Endowments
A united campaign by the Mandir Mahasanghamplified at Hatkanangale by Shri. Ramesh Shinde (HJS)secured a stay on the proposed Devasthan Inam Abolition Bill, foregrounding constitutional rights, cultural heritage, and community welfare. The pause creates space to harmonize land-tenure clarity with the uninterrupted performance of worship and charity. It also invites an inclusive process engaging Hindu,…
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Sindhudurg’s ‘Save Daughters, Save the Nation’: A Community-Led, Rights-Based Safety Initiative
Hindu Janajagruti Samiti (HJS) launched the ‘Save Daughters, Save the Nation’ campaign in Kudal, Sindhudurg, calling for community-led, rights-based approaches to women’s safety. The initiative reframes anxieties often voiced as ‘Love Jihad’ into a focus on unlawful conductdeception, coercion, and violencewithout stigmatizing any community. It adopts a three-tier design: awareness and resilience-building, early support for…
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Reviving Sanskar and Sanskrit: A Transformative Youth Dharma Camp at Narasimhawadi, Maharashtra
A Hindu Dharma Sanskar Shibir at Narasimhawadi (Maharashtra), conducted by Hindu Janajagruti Samiti (HJS), spotlighted three interlinked prioritiesreviving Sanskar, renewing engagement with Sanskrit, and living the Sanatan Hindu culture. Shri. Sadashiv Dhavaleguruji urged youth to cultivate spiritual and cultural strength to meet contemporary challenges with clarity and compassion. The camp’s emphasis maps to a practical…
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Awaken Dharmic Unity: Ku. Kranti Petkar’s clarion call to safeguard faith, pluralism, and rights
At the Grand Hindu Convention in Wing, Ku. Kranti Petkar (HJS) urged a renewed, law-abiding pride in Dharma that strengthens Hindu Unity while honoring the broader dharmic familyHinduism, Buddhism, Jainism, and Sikhism. This analysis frames the call as a constitutional, ethical, and community-centered agenda that advances pluralism and public safety. It outlines practical Counterextremism steps…
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Maharashtra Halts Devasthan Inam Abolition Draft: Inside Stakeholder Pushback and the Road Ahead
Maharashtra has paused the draft ‘Maharashtra Devasthan Inam Abolition Act, 2026’, reflecting a decisive rethink after strong stakeholder feedback. The move highlights constitutional guardrails under Articles 25 and 26 and longstanding Supreme Court doctrine that allows regulation of secular administration while protecting essential religious practice. Stakeholdersincluding HJS, VHP, and trustees from Hindu, Buddhist, Jain, and…
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Science‑Backed Calm for Haryana Students: HJS on Yoga, Pranayama and Sadhana for Stress Management
A student guidance programme in Palwal, Haryana, organised by HJS and led by Sadguru Dr. Charudatta Pingale, spotlighted routine, yoga, pranayama and sadhana as practical, science‑aligned methods to reduce stress and build self-confidence. The approach stabilises circadian rhythms, calms the autonomic nervous system and improves attention for study readiness. Simple asana sequences paired with slow,…
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Safeguarding teens in Noida: School hosts vital session on interfaith awareness, consent, cyber safety
A Noida school hosted a student-safety awareness sessiondescribed in public discourse as a lecture on ‘Love Jihad’attended by nearly 100 students. The programme reframed the topic through a safeguarding lens that emphasized consent education, cyber safety, and legal literacy without stereotyping any community. Students learned how to recognize coercive red flags, protect privacy online, and…
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‘Savarkar Sadan’ under threat: HJS seeks urgent Maharashtra action and National Monument status
Hindu Janajagruti Samiti (HJS) and allied groups in Ratnagiri have sought urgent Government of Maharashtra intervention to secure ‘Savarkar Sadan’ from a reported builder-led demolition threat. The demand anchors itself in constitutional duties (Articles 49 and 51A[f]) and established heritage law, including the AMASR Act (1958, amended 2010) and state-level protections. A sequenced planimmediate stop-work…
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Hundreds Gather in Ponda, Goa: Hindu Rashtra-Jagruti Sabha Galvanizes Dharmic Unity
A recent Hindu Rashtra-Jagruti Sabha in Ponda, Goa, drew over 300 participants for a peaceful, community-centered assembly anchored in constitutional rights and cultural continuity. Featuring Bhagyanagar MLA T. Raja Singh and HJS National Spokesperson Ramesh Shinde, the event highlighted the role of sabhas in fostering civic literacy and non-violent public engagement. Set in Goa’s temple…
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Safeguard Residents’ Health: End Illegal Animal Slaughter in Housing Societies this Bakri Eid
Illegal animal slaughter in housing societies during Bakri Eid raises significant public-health, environmental, and legal concerns in Maharashtra’s urban clusters, including Mira-Bhayandar. Judicial directives and municipal by-laws require slaughter only in licensed slaughterhouses with veterinary oversight; violations can contaminate water, overload drains, and spread pathogens. This analysis details the central and state legal frameworksPCA Act…
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Bengaluru Debate on ‘Corporate Jihad’: Safeguarding Business with Law, Compliance, and Unity
A Bengaluru awareness programme by the Hindu Janajagruti Samiti spotlighted concerns surrounding the contested term “corporate jihad,” urging a pivot from rhetoric to evidence-based risk management. The dialogue emphasized lawful remedies under India’s existing frameworks, including the Companies Act, SEBI’s LODR, PMLA, UAPA, and Karnataka’s KCOCA. Participants outlined practical compliance controlsbeneficial ownership checks, sanctions screening,…
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Bantwal Adhiveshan ignites Dharmic unity and values-driven vision for Constitutional Hindu Rashtra
The Bantwal district-level Hindu Rashtra Adhiveshan, organized by Hindu Janajagruti Samiti (HJS), concluded with a values-driven call to strengthen Hindu unity, safeguard Sanatan Dharma, and cultivate value-based families. Discussions framed a Constitutional Hindu Rashtra as a pluralistic, dharma-anchored civic vision aligned with Articles 25–28 of the Indian Constitution and the spirit of fundamental duties. On…