Vishwa Sanatan

1991- Siege under weight of pseudo secularism and motivated agenda to appease the minority and to disrespect the Sanatan archaeology and religious places, an act was introduced by Home Minister S B Chawhan under the leadership of PM Narshimbha Rao of Congress in 1991 amidst the stiff resistance from opposition. The event in parliament ended with unceremonious passage of the bill and declaration of a Places of Worship Act -1991. This act took every right and glory of Sanatan civilization in India. Needless to say, the act was illegal, deplorable and an abuse on to the right of Sanatan Values. The legality of this act was standing on invalid ground and was under scrutiny even before it was introduced. As this law was related to places of pilgrimages or burial grounds, that pertains to the State List. But the Union government choose to use its residuary power under Union List to circumvent this invalidity and supersede the State rights and went ahead to enact this law. Objective of ...

When you demolish a temple, you demolish a civilization. It is a practiced and documented method of erasing and destroying institutions of Hindu faith. Unpalatable to the imagination of a passive and placid mind, but there is centuries of documented conspiracy of such distasteful hate.  Recently Hindu temples were demolished in Pakistan then in Bangladesh and then in Delhi (India) and in Coimbatore (India). Has it really stirred the conscience to the sleeping Hindu Society? I doubt it. Political institutions are silent. Cultural organizations are sold for dollars. The Judiciary is disinterested. Religious leaders are in self- glory.  Scholars are in self-denial. Ordinary masses are confused, anxious and aggrieved.    There is a pattern to it. Worldwide invading societies had adopted this practice. Look into history, when Christian missionaries invaded Africa and Latin America, they demolished every symbol of belief, practice of offerings. It was so brutal and savage,...