The Latest Breaking News from RSS

The Madurai Bench of the Madras High Court on Wednesday denied permission to the Rashtriya Swayamsevak Sangh (RSS) to hold rallies in Madurai, Ramanathapuram and Sivangai districts of Tamil Nadu on October 22.

BJP banking on legacy of Dilip Singh Judeo to revive fortunes among tribal communities in Chhattisgarh; his son Prabal Pratap and daughter-in-law Sanyogita Singh Judeo contesting from Kota and Chandrapur respectively

RSS/VHP welcome SC's majority view on LGBTQ not having unqualified right to marry; Sangh had maintained it's a 'disorder'; SC heard Hindu, Muslim, Christian followers; RSS chief said LGBTQ have private/social space; Dattatreya Hosabale said not a crime; Samvardhinee Nyas survey found medical practitioners believe homosexuality is a disorder.

Congress leader Rahul Gandhi claimed that the Opposition INDIA alliance represents 60% of the country, more than the BJP does.

There has been speculation about an unease within the BJP’s central leadership about Madhya Pradesh Chief Minister Shivraj Singh Chouhan, who is now eyeing a fifth term in the state which will go to polls on November 17.

Madras HC orders police permission for RSS route marches in 35 TN places on Oct 22 & 29; imposes reasonable restrictions. Senior Counsel G. Karthikeyan & advocate Rabu Manohar argued for petitioners.

RSS Chief Bhagwat recalls Pranab Mukherjee's first meeting, where the late President asked how the world could teach India about unity in diversity when its own Constitution is secular.

R.K. Hudgi, a progressive scholar and social activist, attacked Hindutva outfits for their efforts to deny higher education to Dalits, backward communities and minorities. He was joined by Meenakshi Bali, a scholar and activist, in condemning the CUK Vice-Chancellor and faculty members for what they said attempts to communalise the…

Around 5,000 people, mostly Dalits, marched 5km from Kadaganchi village to Central University of Karnataka (CUK) in Kalaburagi district to protest alleged saffronisation of the campus. Slogans were raised against the VC, Registrar, former Registrar and faculty member. Traffic was halted on the inter-State highway for 4 hours. Leaders accused…

The RSS leaders’ Kerala visit came amid the BJP’s bid to spread its wings in the southern State ahead of the Lok Sabha polls next year.

Members of Samyukta Horata Karnataka strongly condemn Central University of Karnataka's decision to host RSS events on campus. They took out a 25-km padayatra from Kalaburagi to the university.