Madhya Pradesh government's decision to lift the ban on its employees from taking part in Rashtriya Swayamsevak Sangh (RSS) activities : Does it really violate the constitution
Preetam Sohani
Sep. 28, 2006

It is time to Jai Hind - Vande Ma Taram - It is time to take India back from them.

The Congress Thursday urged President APJ Abdul Kalam to revoke the Madhya Pradesh government's decision to lift the ban on its employees from taking part in Rashtriya Swayamsevak Sangh (RSS) activities, saying the move violated the constitution.

Congress president Sonia Gandhi, in a letter that was handed over by a party delegation to the president, said the RSS - the ideological mentor of the opposition Bharatiya Janata Party (BJP) - had a "long record of stoking religious prejudices, inflaming religious passions and polarising our society".

If the communists can preach and enforce communism, Congress party can sacrifice national interests for gaining minority votes, then Hindus have the right to survive and preach Hinditva.

It is time to rise and say Vande Ma Taram.

Madhya Pradesh government's decision to lift the ban on its employees from taking part in Rashtriya Swayamsevak Sangh (RSS) activities : Does it really violate the constitution
Preetam Sohani
It is time to Jai Hind - Vande Ma Taram - It is time to take India back from them
READ MORE>>

India may allow voting rights for NRIs
Media Release
An amendment to the Representation of People Act is likely to be introduced in LS to allow voting rights for NRIs.
READ MORE>>

Will Musharraf now write a book on Bin Laden? Bin Laden is alive, hiding in Afghanistan claims Musharraf
Media Release
Brushing aside a French intelligence report that Osama bin Laden has died of typhoid, Pakistan President Pervez Musharraf says intelligence input suggests the al-Qaeda leader is hiding in the eastern Afghan province of Kunar....
READ MORE>>

In reply to Indian complaint Pakistan seeks to import more than 100 items from India
Media Release
The move comes almost three months after India complained about Islamabad not keeping date with liberalisation of trade between the two countries from July 1 under SAFTA (South Asian Free Trade Agreement).
READ MORE>>

Australia will match a US deal which allows India to buy uranium without signing up to the nuclear non-proliferation treaty (NPT)
Media Release
Comments by Prime Minister John Howard have led to increased speculation that Australia may eventually abandon its current policy of only supplying uranium to NPT signatories.
READ MORE>>

Pakistan President Pervez Musharraf says that he is still waiting for the Indian Prime Minister Manmohan Singh's 'outside the box' solution on Jammu and Kashmir
Media Release
In his book 'In the Line of Fire' which hit the bookstalls in Pakistan today, the General recalls his first meeting with Singh in New York two years ago and writes that he found the Indian leader to be 'a very positive and genuine person'
READ MORE>>

'Khan told daughter to reveal N-secrets to British media' : Musharraf
Media Release
Pakistan President Musharraf has claimed in his book, In The Line Of Fire that nuclear man A Q Khan had asked his daughter, who lives in London to reveal Pakistan’s nuclear secrets to the British media, according to a report in Pakistan daily Dawn.
READ MORE>>

MORE ARTICLES >>