WORLD
Rage without Resolution: A year of disappointment for Bangladesh
The July Uprising removed an entrenched regime, the aftermath has revealed deeper, structural problems. The interim government, instead of unifying the country and ensuring peace, has largely contributed to the national discontent. With no end to protests and no election date in sight, Bangladesh stands at a dangerous political crossroads
INDIA
From Agitation to Nation-Building: 70 Years of Bharatiya Mazdoor Sangh
Sanghnomics: Bharatiya Mazdoor Sangh (BMS), founded in 1955, transformed India’s trade unionism by rejecting political agitation, promoting nationalist labour values, and emerging as the country’s largest, culturally rooted labour organisation
INDIA
When a Catholic priest called RSS the ‘true heir of Mahatma Gandhi’
Father Anthony Elenjimittam’s 1951 book argues that the RSS, not Congress, embodies Gandhi’s legacy, challenging secularism and defending its cultural ideals while debunking false narratives surrounding Gandhi’s assassination
INDIA
A Rajya Sabha nomination from Kerala reignites the debate on political violence in the state
RSSFACTS: C. Sadanandan Master, a former teacher and BJP leader, nominated to Rajya Sabha, highlighting Kerala's political violence and ideological clashes, especially between RSS-BJP and CPI(M) in Kannur
INDIA
Controversy Over Bharat Mata's Portrayal: National symbol or political icon?
RSSFACTS: A controversy in Kerala arose over depicting ‘Bharat Mata’ with a saffron flag, which the LDF sees as a partisan symbol linked to RSS and Hindutva, questioning its alignment with India's secular nationalism
INDIA
Rethinking 'Socialist' and 'Secular': Is It Time to Revisit the 42nd Constitutional Amendment?
RSSFACTS: The 42nd Constitutional Amendment, introduced during the Emergency, added ‘socialist’ and ‘secular’ to the Preamble. The debate surrounding this amendment, its broader impact, and its constitutionality warrants urgent reconsideration
WORLD
Bangladesh’s budget reveals that Yunus-government is a mere placeholder
Bangladesh faces both political and economic challenges. The June budget offered the interim administration a chance to outline a vision, backed by appropriate allocations. Instead, the country got an uninspiring budget which kicked the can down the road
POLITICS
Why India should not forget the cost of Colonisation
Sanghnomics: A new study revisits colonial-era records to highlight how British rule systematically drained India’s wealth through tribute, taxes, and remittances—hindering development and funding Britain’s global imperial ambitions
INDIA
How RSS broke the stereotypes in Northeast and bridged the divide
RSSFACTS: The RSS’s work in Northeast India has played a crucial role in bridging ethnic, political, and social divides over the past century
POLITICS
Samvidhan Hatya Divas: How RSS ran a movement that world witnessed with awe
RSSFACTS: Fifty years after the Emergency, this account recalls how Indira Gandhi’s authoritarian rule was resisted by the underground movement, with the RSS and Jana Sangh playing pivotal roles in defending democracy
POLITICS
RSS draws global attention as US delegation attends RSS meet
RSSFACTS: A US delegation attended RSS’s prestigious valedictory session of third-year camp in Nagpur, signalling rising global curiosity and willingness to engage directly with the organisation, challenging long-held stereotypes in Western discourse.
POLITICS
Lessons in Leadership and Unity from Golwalkar: Shaping RSS ideology and succession
RSSFACTS: Marking its centenary, the RSS showcases smooth leadership succession, social reform, and a global vision rooted in Hindutva, as outlined during Golwalkar’s transformative tenure
POLITICS
‘One Nation, One Symbol’ is key to India’s self-reliance
Sanghnomics: Swadeshi Jagaran Manch started a campaign to promote self-reliance and national security, advocating a ‘Made in India’ symbol to curb foreign goods, strengthen the economy, and support domestic industries
POLITICS
RSS@100: Unravelling the road map for next 25 years and beyond
RSSFACTS: Mohan Bhagwat outlines RSS’s centenary goals: uniting Hindu society, maintaining an apolitical stance, and promoting global transformation rooted in cultural harmony, long-term vision, and inclusive social practices
POLITICS
What the Opposition can learn from RSS when it comes to 'national interest'
RSSFACTS: The RSS has consistently advocated a firm, foresighted policy on Pakistan, urging national unity, strong leadership, and decisive action. It has supported both past and present governments in defending India’s interests and sovereignty
BUSINESS
Indo-Pak Conflict: Time to build an indigenous economic defence strategy
Sanghnomics: The border conflict with Pakistan highlights the need for Swadeshi Economics as India’s indigenous economic model. India must build a self-reliant framework amidst global instability and conflict
INDIA
Payback Time: Turkey’s support for Pakistan sparks backlash among swadeshi activists
RSSFACTS: India’s Swadeshi Jagaran Manch (SJM) has launched a nationwide boycott of Turkish goods and tourism in response to Turkey’s support for Pakistan. The campaign includes protests, economic sanctions, and calls to suspend aviation links, impacting trade and tourism
POLITICS
Operation Sindoor: Why Pak Army is deliberately targeting Sikhs?
RSSFACTS: Pakistan’s recent targeting of Sikh sites echoes past Muslim League-led violence against Sikhs. Historical context reveals deep-rooted hostility, with Sikhs repeatedly defending their faith and homeland alongside Hindus
WORLD
How Pakistan’s terror network gets funded
Pakistan hosts numerous terrorist groups with diverse funding sources including extortion, smuggling, Zakat collections, and foreign aid misuse. Despite international scrutiny, these networks thrive through state support, charity fronts, and a weak digital financial system
POLITICS
Sardar Patel’s vision could have spurred faster growth than Nehruvian model
Sanghnomics: Had Sardar Patel led India, economic policies may have focused on production, fiscal discipline, and minimal state control, avoiding Nehruvian socialism. This could have accelerated India's transition to an open economy by two decades
POLITICS
The Hindu Manifesto: Rethinking caste and Hindu identity
RSSFACTS: Swami Vigyananand’s ‘The Hindu Manifesto’ outlines eight civilisational pillars for a Hindu renaissance, challenges colonial and Western misconceptions about caste, and promotes a non-discriminatory, culturally rooted vision of Hindu society and national identity
TRENDS
National Security: Time to unite against terror and strengthen border security
RSSFACTS: The Pahalgam terror attack reignites national focus on radical Islamism, Pakistan-sponsored terrorism, and the crucial role of border communities and civil society, with RSS advocating unity, vigilance, and proactive national defence measures
WORLD
Yunus regime is doing irreparable damage to Bangladesh’s economy
Sanghnomics: India's cancellation of transshipment facilities to Bangladesh, following anti-India rhetoric from the Yunus regime, threatens Bangladesh’s economy, worsens regional ties, and disrupts South Asian trade and connectivity initiatives
POLITICS
Who is the true heir of Ambedkar’s legacy?
RSSFACTS: On Ambedkar’s birth anniversary, RSS leaders praised his legacy, highlighting efforts towards social harmony and constitutional values. Through initiatives like Seva Bharati, RSS advances Ambedkar’s vision, especially among marginalised communities and Scheduled Castes
