POLITICS
Significance of Mohan Bhagwat’s Vijaydashmi speech as RSS enters its centenary year
RSSFACTS: The goal now will be a renewed focus on tackling the fault line of caste. The organisation understands how the deep state, cultural Marxism and wokeism are targeting Indian youth. This is what RSS terms as the battle of narratives
INDIA
RSS Marks 100 Years: Key moments that make it the world’s largest voluntary organisation
RSSFACTS: RSS celebrates its centenary this Vijaydashami, having grown from a small group of 15-20 volunteers in 1925 to the world's largest voluntary organisation. The RSS continues to influence India’s socio-political landscape through its ideological and organisational strength
BUSINESS
Affordable Intellectual Power: India's new weapon in the economic battle to beat China
India, with its vast pool of skilled professionals, particularly in AI and Big Data, is emerging as the top choice for global businesses. With more than 1,700 Global Capability Centres and a rapidly growing talent base, India is poised to lead the tech-driven global economy
INDIA
Why is the Opposition so unnerved by the RSS and relentlessly attacking it?
RSSFACTS: The RSS's inclusive approach is seen as a threat by opposition parties which are reliant on caste and religion for support. As the RSS expands, these parties focus less on BJP victories and more on protecting their caste-based political fortunes from the RSS's influence
INDIA
Food adulteration must be addressed as a public health issue, not a political tool
Sanghnomics: An issue as serious as food adulteration is being used for political agenda. This kind of ‘politicisation’ and ‘communalising’ unfortunately puts the real problem on backburner
POLITICS
India’s largest tribal welfare organisation fosters Hindu unity
India's tribal population exceeds 120 million, facing historical challenges from conversions to Christianity, particularly during British rule. The RSS established the Bharatiya Akhil Vanvasi Kalyan Ashram in 1952 to counter this trend. The recent national conference emphasised strengthening tribal identity within Sanatan Dharma
ASSEMBLY-ELECTION
Poll freebies may be good politics but it is bad economics
The reckless freebie culture significantly affects taxpayers, as governments often raise taxes to fund these giveaways. States embracing this culture tend to fall into a debt trap, struggling to balance financial obligations with long-term growth needs
POLITICS
Why India needs to implement ‘One Nation, One Election’ policy
The Modi cabinet approved 'One Nation, One Election' policy, reminiscent of the practice from 1951 to 1967 when Lok Sabha and state elections were held simultaneously. Numerous commissions have supported this approach to reduce electoral costs, streamline administration, and lessen the electoral burden on citizens
INDIA
Article 370 Abrogation vs. Article 371: Why the RSS views constitutional provisions for special status differently
In Jammu and Kashmir’s assembly polls, the abrogation of Article 370 by the Modi government is a key issue. Unlike Article 371, which grants special provisions to northeastern states without creating separate flags or constitutions, Article 370 was seen as fostering separatism and discrimination. The RSS supports the abrogation of Article 370, citing its role in promoting terrorism and regional inequality
BUSINESS
India's bid to become a semiconductor hub faces key challenges
India aims to become a semiconductor hub by overcoming key challenges. Recent investments and initiatives, such as the India Semiconductor Mission and SEMICON India, are driving growth in this sector. However, sustainability and coordination between state and central governments remain crucial for success
POLITICS
RSS Post-Emergency Journey: Steering through political chaos and strengthening organisation
The RSS, after emerging from a 19-month ban, navigated complex political dynamics, including co-operation with the diverse Janata Party and handling internal controversies. Despite political upheavals, the RSS focused on organisational growth
INDIA
How the Bharatiya Mazdoor Sangh was instrumental in revolutionisig India's trade union landscape
Over seven decades, the Bharatiya Mazdoor Sangh (BMS) has transformed India's labour movement from a Marxist-driven struggle to a nationalist, integrative approach. Rejecting class conflict, BMS emphasises national unity and the co-ownership of industry
POLITICS
Caste Census: RSS advocates constitutional and administrative approach, not a political one
The RSS supports addressing caste issues through constitutional means, avoiding political exploitation. They emphasize that caste census and reservations should focus on social benefit rather than electoral gains, promoting unity and integrity
POLITICS
Key Takeaways from RSS Meet: Focus on expansion, women safety, protecting Hindus globally
The RSS’s three-day meeting in Palakkad concluded on September 2. Key agenda included expanding outreach, enhancing women’s safety, and supporting global Hindus, with a commitment to real, impactful work
INDIA
How roadmap for building a prosperous India can be guided by 'Integral Humanism'
Modi government in its third term is faced with significant challenges. As India’s young population grows, the government must address crucial goals outlined by RSS thinkers, including reducing freebie culture, curbing rural-to-urban migration, and prioritizing small-scale industries and agriculture
INDIA
What really happens when the RSS top brass meets BJP during co-ordination meetings?
In the meeting scheduled at the end of this month, RSS will review the progress and practices of organisation inspired by it, including the BJP. The aim is to enhance co-ordination and effectiveness among all RSS-inspired groups, reflecting the ongoing collaborative relationship between the RSS and BJP
INDIA
Why India needs to establish strong indigenous e-commerce platforms
India is expected to surpass the US and become the second largest e-commerce market by 2034. However, it is fraught with serious dangers if mega entities are not regulated. The need of the hour is for India to promote its indigenous e-commerce platforms
INDIA
Eknath Ranade: Architect of unity behind the Vivekananda Rock Memorial
Eknath Ranade played a crucial role in mobilizing national support for the construction of the Vivekananda Rock Memorial. His efforts exemplify a blend of visionary leadership, strategic mobilization, and nationalistic fervor
BUSINESS
IMF’s take on India’s economic growth should trigger rethink on consumption-driven model
Sanghnomics: India’s indigenous economic models have always emphasized on restrained consumption. However, the Western economic models, especially those following the Keynesian school of thought have led to reckless consumption
INDIA
How RSS played a crucial role in protecting millions during partition
The RSS played a major role during India’s partition protecting Hindus and Sikhs, with leaders like MS Golwalkar coordinating efforts. Their bravery during the crisis was later overshadowed by political controversies and a subsequent ban by Congress
INDIA
How ‘Integral Humanism’ is on ample display in Modi government’s latest budget
Budget 2024 aligns with the BJP's ideology of Integral Humanism, emphasising unity, societal welfare, and cultural self-reliance. It promotes inclusivity through targeted schemes, prioritises disadvantaged regions, and supports self-reliance with strategic investments
INDIA
International Day of World’s Indigenous People: Why India should not ape the west in celebrating it?
The International Day of World’s Indigenous People, observed on August 9, is somewhat irrelevant for India as all Indians are considered indigenous. Instead, there's a lot of significance of India’s Janjatiya Gaurav Diwas which is celebrated on November 15
INDIA
Why India must regulate the marketing of ultra-processed foods
Sanghnomics: It has been argued that the use of excessive amounts of sugar, salt (sodium) and saturated fats by the food processing industry may be the reason for a rise in diabetes, blood pressure, kidney and liver diseases. Appropriate laws and regulations could play a critical role in addressing pressing public health issues
INDIA
How RSS funds itself through the unique tradition of ‘Guru Dakshina’
Guru Dakshina is a tradition which has never been broken in the RSS and is considered to be the most revered and sacred one. The programme helps the organisation to expand its outreach by getting non-RSS members involved
