In the next election whichever political party gets elected even then the worst condition of Bharat and Hindus will not change. To bring the change we have to continue our efforts for the establishment of Hindu Rashtra. - Dr. Athavle...When Governments consistently fail, it is Hindus who must get ready !...H.H.Dr. Jayant Athavale(Sanatan Sanstha)....There is no counter terror strategy except the one I have given in the DNA article...Dr. Swamy....Hindu vote must consolidate with those others who accept Hindu ancestry for a virat Hindustani sarkar...Dr.Swamy

Introduction of all dignitaries attending the 'Hindu Adhiveshan'

Jyeshtha Shukla 3/4, Kaliyug Varsha 5114

Ramnathi, Ponda (Goa) : ‘All India Convention’ is being organized here between 10^th to 14^th June 2012 with the purpose of ‘establishment of Hindu Nation’. More than 225 devout Hindus comprising leaders of various organizations, scholars, thinkers, advocates, editors etc. who are committed to the mission of protection of Hindu Nation and Dharma, will be participating in this Convention. It is one of the very rare occasions that leaders of pro-Hindu organizations are coming together like this and it is also historical from all angles because such ‘all India Convention’ has not taken place in the past 125 years.

List of the Dignitaries

1. Saints and Dharmacharya
2. Representatives of Sects (Sampraday)
3. TV Channel's Editors
4. Editors and Senior Reporters
5. Advocates
6. Keertankar and Pravachankar
7. Representatives of Hindu organisations
8. Leaders of Political parties
9. Scholars of Hindu Dharma and History
10. Devout Hindus who are working for Hindutva individually

Saints and Dharmacharya

1. Bengal : Swami Pradiptanandji , ‘Bharat Sevashram Sangh’, Murshidabad
2. Delhi : Pujya Narayan Sai (Son of H.H. Asaram Bapuji)
3. Andhra Pradesh : Shri Shri Shiva Swamiji, Founder- ‘Dharma Parirakshan Vedika’, Vijaywada
4. Kerala : H.H. Yoganand Swamiji, Nityanand Ashram, Kasargod
5. Rajasthan : Swami Balmukundacharya, Jaipur
6. Uttar Pradesh : Pujya Yash Maharaj, Gazipur
7. Uttar Pradesh : Sadhvi Renuji, ‘Mahaparivartan Bharat’, Jhansi
8. Karnataka : Mr. Siddhaling Mahaswami, Gulberga
9. Maharashtra : H.B.P. Anil Shankar Badve Maharaj, Saint Leader of ‘Hindu Mahasabha’ & ‘VHP’

Representatives of Sects (Sampraday)

Karnataka

1. Mr. Nagraj Gangolli, Representative, Sri. Sri. Ravishankarji, ‘Art Of Living’, Bengaluru
2. Mr. Rajshekhar Hebbar, Representative, ‘Ramchandra Matha’, Udupi
3. Mr. Raghavendra Acharya, Representative, ‘Ashta Matha’, Udupi
4. Mr. Sacchitanand Hegde, Representative, ‘Sonda Swarnapalli Swamiji’, Shirsi

Goa

1. Mr. Sanjay Vaainkar, Representative, ‘Jagatguru Narendracharyaji Maharaj, ‘Shri Sampraday’

Maharashtra

1. H.B.P. Shankar Shevale Maharaj, ‘Varkari Sangha’ Pune
2. Mr. Mihir Ranjan Dhar Representative, ‘H.H. Asarambapuji Sampraday’, Ratnagiri

Madhya Pradesh

1. Mr. Prabhakar Yawalkar, Representative, H.H. Ramanand Maharaj, ‘Bhaktavatsalyaashram’ Indore
2. Mrs. Vatsalya Yawalkar, Representative, H.H. Ramanand Maharaj, ‘Bhaktavatsalyaashram’ Indore
3. Mr. Anil Raghuvanshi, Representative, H.H. Ramanand Maharaj, ‘Bhaktavatsalyaashram’ Indore
4. Mrs. Raghuvanshi, Representative, H.H. Ramanand Maharaj, ‘Bhaktavatsalyaashram’ Indore

TV Channel's Editors

1. New Delhi : Mr. Suresh Chavanke , Editorial Manager, ‘Sudarshan TV’
2. Mumbai : Miss Vaidhehi Taamhan, Group Editor, ‘Newsmakers Broadcasting Communication Network & Newspaper Group’
3. Andhra Pradesh : Mr. Thakur Raja Singh, Editor ‘Shriram TV’ and President of ‘Shriram Yuva Sena’, Bhagyanagar

Editors and Senior Reporters

1. Tamil Nadu : Mr. B. R. Haran, Senior Reporter & Advisor Editor, ‘Uday India’

2. Maharashtra
1. Mr. P. Daivamutthu, Editor, ‘Hindu Voice’, Mumbai
2. Mr. Pravin Kavthekar, Editor, ‘Lokjagar’, Sangli
3. Mr. Arun Ramthirthakar, Senior Reporter, Solapur

3. Bengal

1. Mr. Upanand Brahmachari, Editor, ‘Hindu Existence Website’, Kolkata
2. Mr. Ram Abhishekh, Editor, ‘Aasansol News Network’, Aasansol

4. Jharkhand : Mr. Ramanand Sinha, Editor, ‘Tarun Hindu Maasik Patrika’, Dhanbad

5. Karnataka : Mr. Shivaji Gaudadkar, Deputy Editor, ‘Rashtraparva’, Belgaum

6. Madhya Pradesh : Mr. Salil Maalviy, Editor, Vikas Manch Vrutta’, Bhopal

Advocates

New Delhi

1. Adv. Devendra Sharma, Supreme Court Delhi & Head of the BJP’s Law Department
2. Adv. Makaranda Aadkar, Supreme Court, Delhi

Madhya Pradesh

1. Adv. Atul Verma, MP SP, Vidisha

Maharashtra

1. Adv. Sanjiv Punalekar, High court, Mumbai
2. Adv. Suresh Kulkarni, High court, Sambhajinagar
3. Ex. Judge Sudhakar Chapalgavkar, Sambhajinagar
4. Adv. Aparna Ramtirthakar, Solapur
5. Adv. Devdas Shinde, ‘Hindu Swabhiman Pratishtan’, Pune
6. Adv. Mohan Dongre, Pune
7. Adv. Milind Jaadkar, Head Maharashtra State Training for tribal, BJP, Ratnagiri
8. Adv. Vidyanand Jog, District Minister ‘Bharat Swabhiman Trust’, Ratnagiri

Karnataka

1. Adv. Ravindranath Kamat, High Court, Bengaluru
2. Adv. Madhusudan Adiga, High Court, Bengaluru
3. Adv. P.P. Hegde, High Court, Bengaluru

Andhra Pradesh

1. Adv. Gangadhar Gaud, High Court, Bhagyanagar

Uttar Pradesh

1. Adv. Arunkumar Mourya, Varanasi
2. Adv. Udaynarayan Dvivedi, Varanasi

West Bengal : Adv. Somraj, Kolkata

Kerala : Adv. Bimal Das, Kozhikode

Keertankar and Pravachankar

Maharashtra

1. Bharatacharya S. G. Shevade, Author and Rashtriya Keertankar, Mumbai
2. Dr. Sachchidanand Shevade, Author and Rashtriya Keertankar, Mumbai
3. Mr. Yogesh Salegaokar, Rashtriya Keertankar, Parbhani

Representatives of Hindu organisations

West Bengal

1. Mr. Tapan Ghosh, Founder President, 'Hindu Samhati', Kolkata
2. Acharya Yogesh Shastri, Co-ordinator, 'Arya Pratinidhi Sabha', Kolkata

Jharkhand : Dr. Neel Madhav Das, Founder President, 'Tarun Hindu', Dhanbad

Odisha : Mr. Anil Dhir, National Secretary, 'Bharat Raksha Manch', Bhubaneshwar

Jammu & Kashmir : Mr. Ashwinikumar Shrungu, President, 'Panun Kashmir', Jammu

Tamil Nadu

1. Mr. Arjun Sampath, Founder, 'Hindu Makkal Katchi' and National Secretary, Shriram Sena, Coimbatore
2. Mr. Nateshan, 'Gowardhan Trust' and 'Bharat Heritage Foundation', Chennai

Maharashtra

1. Mr. P. P. Nayar, 'Kerala Kshetra Paripalan Samiti', Mumbai
2. Mr. Vidyadhar Nargolkar, 'Veer Savarkar Smruti Pratishthan', Pune
3. Mr. Milind Ekbote, President, 'Samast Hindu Aghadi', Pune
4. Mr. Rahul Kaul, 'Panun Kashmir', Pune
5. Mr. Uttam Dandime, Director, 'Hindu Swabhiman Pratishtha', Pune
6. Mr. Sharadbhai Shah, President, 'Jain Social Group', Pune
7. Mr. Sanjay Chindarkar, 'Vajra Dal', Mumbai
8. Mr. Sanjay Surve, 'Social Welfare Association', Navi Mumbai
9. Mr. Shramik Gojamgunde, President, 'Sahyadri Pratishthan', Pune
10. Dr. D. S. Lonkar, President, 'Veer Savarkar Vicharmanch', Pune
11. Mr. Gautam Karale, President, Bajrang Dal, Nagar
12. Mr. Anil Deorao, Bajrang Dal, Nagar
13. Mr. Nilkanth Mane, District Chief, 'Narveer Shiva Kashid Pratishthan', Kolhapur
14. Mr. Mahesh Khiste, Member, 'Hindu Mahasabha', Maharashtra Pradesh, Pandharpur
15. Mr. Govind Tiwari, District Chief, 'Hindu Mahasabha', Jalgaon
16. Mr. Hanumanrao Pawar, District Chief, 'Shiv Pratishthan', Sangli

Karnataka

1. Mr. Pramod Mutalik, Founder President, 'Shriram Sena', Belgaum
2. Mr. Shravankumar Raykar, 'Hindu Mahasabha' and 'Arya Samaj', Gangavati
3. Mr. Suryanarayan Rao, Karnataka President, 'Bajrang Dal', Bengaluru

New Delhi

1. Mr. Satyendra Mohan, Area Chief, 'Vishwa Hindu Parishad'
2. Mr. Rajneesh Goenka, 'Sanatan Dharma Mandir Samiti'
3. Mr. Manish Manjul, Secretary, 'Samarth'
4. Mr. Kalidasbhai Patel, Secretary, 'Samarth'

Haryana

1. Mr. Krushnadev Acharya, Secretary, 'Rashtriya Arya Nirmiti Sabha', Jhajhar

Kerala

1. Mr. Ravish Tantri, 'Kerala Kshetra (Mandir) Samrakshan Samiti', Sulya
2. Mr. Prathish, 'Kerala Hindu Helpline', 'Vishwa Hindu Parishad', Cochin
3. Mr. Arun Kumar, 'Kerala Hindu Helpline', 'Vishwa Hindu Parishad', Cochin
4. Mr. Nitin Mohan, 'Kerala Hindu Helpline', 'Vishwa Hindu Parishad', Cochin

Madhya Pradesh

1. Mr. Suryakant Kelkar, National Organiser, 'Rashtriy Raksha Manch', Bhopal
2. Mr. Navalkishor Sharma, Sanyojak, 'Bhojshala Muktiyadna Samiti', Dhar
3. Mr. Rajendra Sharma, Prasar Pramukh, 'Bhojshala Muktiyadna Samiti', Dhar
4. Mr. Bhaiyyaji Shrivastav, Area President, 'Bharat Raksha Manch', Vidisha

Goa : Mr. Shivprasad Joshi, Secretary, 'Hindu Mahasabha', Goa

Rajasthan : Mr. Govindji Sodana, Secretary, 'Bharat Vikash Parishad', Bhilwada

Gujarat : Mr. S. S. Yadav, 'Maaro Pariwar', Jamnagar

Leaders of Political parties

Maharashtra

1. Mr. Shridhar Kulkarni, Pradesh Upadhyaksha, Mumbai, BJP
2. Mr. Vilas Dikshit, Maharashtra President, 'Hindusthan Nirman Dal, Pune
3. Mr. haridas Padalkar, 'Shiv Sena' ,Sangli

Goa

1. Mr. Ramesh Naik, Goa State chief, Shiv Sena
2. Captain Dattaram Sawant, Deputy-chief, Goa State, Shiv Sena

Tamil Nadu : Avadi Ravichandran, 'Tamilaga Desiya Anmiga Makkal Katchi', Chennai

New Delhi : Col. D. K. Kapur, Deputy President, 'Hindusthan National Party'

Madhya Pradesh : Mr. Arvind Maharaj Upadhyay, Area Chief, Subhash National Party, Indore

Scholars of Hindu Dharma and History

Uttar Pradesh : Prof. Kusumlata Kedia, 'Hindu Vidya Kendra', Varanasi

Madhya Pradesh : Prof. Rameshwar Mishra, President, Sanskruti Dept., Dharmapal Shodhpeeth, Bhopal

Devout Hindus who are working for Hindutva individually

Maharashtra

1. Mr. Ramnarayan Mishra, Nagpur
2. Mr. Abhay Khursale, Pune
3. Mr. Abhijeet Gandve, Pune
4. Mr. Umesh Baravkar, Pune
5. Mr. Suhas Pofle, Pune
6. Mr. Vikram Barge, Pune
7. Mr. Vrushabh Gadiya, Ahmednagar
8. Dr. Kailas Sachdev, Jalna
9. Mr. Suresh Sonawne, Washim

Goa : Mrs. Hemashri Gadekar, Mhapsa

Karnataka

1. Mr. Anant Kamat, Manglore
2. Mr. Jayesh Kotak, Ranebennur
3. Mr. Rajshekhar Sindur, Ranebennur
4. Mr. Mohan Durgoji, Ranebennur
5. Mr. Suresh Majjigge, Ranebennur
6. Mr. Suresh Hundare, Belgaum
7. Mr. Bani Mahadev Bhadravati, Shimoga
8. Mr. Prem Kumar, Kolar
9. Mr. Raghvendra Katti, Dharwad

Tamil Nadu

1. Mr. Ponnuswami, Chennai
2. Mr. Krushna Kanakraj, Chennai
3. Mr. Thirupathy, Chennai
4. Mr. R.Parasuraman, Chennai
5. Mr. T. K. Jaswantham, Chennai
6. Mr. K. Balsubramanyam, Chennai

Jharkhand : Mr. Satish Sharma, Jamshedpur

Uttar pradesh
1. Dr. Shailesh Gupta, Varanasi
2. Mr. Naresh Garg, Meerut
3. Mr. D. P. Bhatnagar, Meerut
4. Mr. Rakeshbhai, Jhansi

New Delhi : Mr. Amit Kumar

Chandigarh : Mr. Neeraj Atri

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Hindus Under Siege: The Way Out
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But it is a must read for anyone interested in understanding why no government will ever muster the ‘political will’ to act effectively against corruption — the stakes for the cabal of politicians, bureaucrats and businessmen who effectively run the country are far too high. That’s why today we have civil society groups, with the support of the average citizen, applying pressure on the government so that the country gets an effective anti-corruption bill.Interested readers can buy this book online.

Girish

Namaste to all Patriotic citizens of Bharat & believers of Sanatan Dharm ! My Inspiration : I could succeed in preparing this website because of the inspiration from H.H.Dr.Jayant Balaji Athavale(of Sanatan Sanstha) & also because of the seed of Patriotism & the pride about Sanatan Dharma which was imparted by Hindu Janjagruti Samiti & Sanatan Sanstha through these years.
Purpose of this Website : The whole purpose of this site is to Unite like minded peoples who are striving for Hindu Unity and also striving for Protecting Nation & Sanatan Dharm from the various attacks. I hope in the coming years this website becomes the guiding light for Patriotic citizens and believers of Sanatan Dharm.
Attribution : My Special Thanks:
1] To, Dr.Subramanian Swamy & Janata Party website(www.janataparty.org) for allowing to Publish images, links & articles from their website.
2] To, "Hindu JanJagruti Samiti" and their website www.HinduJagruti.org for allowing to Publish images, links & articles from their website.
3] To,Sanatan Sanstha for allowing to Publish images, links & articles from their various websites. Sanatan Sanstha www.JanataParty.org(Janata Parties official website)
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Shri Jayprakash Narayanji.
"It was that fateful meeting with JP that changed my life and my profession from teaching to politics. I have been filled with a sense of mission since then which has focussed my attention in achieving my political goals. Because of this, I am never discouraged by defeat or delay, nor even much delighted by victory. And again because of this sense of mission acquired from JP, I never give up any fight nor been afraid of consequences. It is thanks to the combination of JP's political advice, and spiritual blessings of the divine Parmacharya, that I am as tough today as I am never afraid to stand alone, and speak as I feel.When I look at JP's personality now, what strikes me in his simplicity and straight forwardness That is what made him great. If Gandhiji symbolizes Freedom, JP symbolizes that spirit of democracy." ...Dr. Subramanian SwamyRead More >>

Appeal to Patriotic Lawyers

For the upliftment of society, Nation and Dharm, many advocates have greatly contributed in the struggle for freedom and even thereafter. advocates such as Lokmanya Tilak, Swatanrtyaveer Sawarkar, Swami Vivekanand etc. used their legal expertise solely for advocating Nation and Dharma. The rotten state of affairs in the country has not changed even after 64 years of Independence. People are suffering due the inertia of the rulers. Under such circumstances, O Advocates ! if you stand up for the implementation of any of the issues given further relating to Society, Nation and Dharma, being the fundamental constitutional rights of citizens. It will surely help at least to some extent in removal of injustice caused to the citizens. Thus, it will help in serving the Nation as also you paying off some of your dues towards the society. 1. Filing public interest litigations against the State regarding fake (counterfeit) currency notes : anti-Nationalists have circulated fake notes on large scale in our country. Thus, police hold guilty a common man who is found possessing fake notes. If a comman man deposits money in bank and some fake notes are found in it; the bank staff does not accept these fake notes. Thus, they make a common citizen suffer monetarily. The so called reason for this is, 'if it is communicated to the police that you were found possessing fake notes, they (police) will come after you. This is unjust. Rationally, it is the duty of the State to see that fake notes are not circulated in the currency, to prevent and punish those who bring fake notes in circulation. Still innocent common people are suffering as the state is not doing it's duty properly. Therefore to file public interest litigation in High or Supreme Court against the state. 2. Filing public interest litigation against suspected corrupt people after procuring information of their wealth : By obtaining relevant information about corrupt officers, politicians, ministers and their relatives from the connected departments under the Right to Information Act, to clear the corruption rampant in all the fields. 3. Filing public interest litigation for procuring the money taken outside of the Nation : If the black money which anti-Nationals have taken abroad is procured back; the foreign loans on our country can be repaid. For this purpose, in the interest of Nation, filing public interest litigation in High or Supreme Court against the state. 4. To legally execute those responsible for the syllabus containing the false history and anti-National and anti-Dharma lessons : The text books that are being taught in the schools and colleges contain false history and anti-National and anti-Dharma lessons. In order to legally execute the responsible officers, getting relevant information under Right to Information Act and legally punishing them. 5. There are many orders given by the High Courts or the Apex Court in the interest of general public. These are not followed by some irresponsible govt. departments (e.g. sound or water pollution). To initiate legal proceedings against them. 6. Fighting legally against those who write/makes false statements solely with the object of extinguishing Hindu culture (sanskruti) and Hindu Dharma ( e.g. false and baseless statements made by Digvijay Singh against pro-Hindu organisations) This is an exemplary list of the injustices caused onto the society. You may be aware of such other injustices also. Advocates who want to serve the Nation and dharma vis-a-vis any of such subjects free of any charges may contact Adv. Ramadas Kesarkar, (Honourary legal adviser to Sanatan Sanstha) on Mobile 9404956012, email - vidhisangh@gmail.com

Dr. Subramanian Swamy in support of Sant Shri Asaram Bapu