Sanjay Singh’s Speech on the ideology of the RSS

RSS Ideology Launching पर Sanjay Singh की दमदार Speech

Saffron Shadows: The RSS, A Century of Influence is a newly released anthology edited by writer and social activist Leher Sethi that examines the century-long journey and polarizing impact of the Rashtriya Swayamsevak Sangh (RSS).

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Rahul Gandhi defamation case: Savarkar’s grandson admits Nathuram, Gopal Godse were active RSS members

The RSS Does Not Exist – on paper

Professor’s Harassment by ABVP Shows Near-Complete Takeover of Universities by RSS-BJP

Lowering the Bar

The Takeover (2019)

A Note of Caution for India’s Gen Z movement: The BJP/RSS scheme for a permanent take-over

भारतीय ज्ञान परंपरा या RSS का कोई छुपा हुआ एजेंडा? Indian Knowledge System: प्रो. पुरुषोत्तम अग्रवाल

Justice still eludes 1984 victims, only 39 convictions in 650 cases / Forty-one years on: 13 murder convictions, 253 acquittals

Unveiling the RSS

Book Review: ‘Who Killed Justice Loya’ Delves Into The Many Unanswered Questions

A Family Breaks Its Silence: Shocking Details Emerge In death of presiding judge in Sohrabuddin Trial

Apoorva Mandhani: Judge Loya’s Confidants Died Mysterious Deaths

Domination and Chaos: India’s radical conservatism

How the RSS, Golwalkar & Hindu Mahasabha glorified caste: Devanur Mahadevan

Gandhi’s Assassin. By Dhirendra K Jha

V.D. Savarkar and Gandhi’s murder

Delhi Police Archive on RSS activity in October-December 1947

The Supreme Court, Gandhi and the RSS

Modi says Congress committed ‘sin’ of partition / The Non-politics of the RSS

How Mahatma’s ashes travelled: In Pune lingers traces of Gandhi family’s 1948 decision to engage a nation in mourning

‘Our Ram is Gandhi’s Ram, Your Ram is Nathuram.’ John Brittas’ fiery speech in Parliament 

The Assassination of Mahatma Gandhi: Inquiry Commission Report (1969)

The Abolition of truth

Satyagraha: An answer to modern nihilism

The search for new time: Ahimsa in an age of permanent war

Nina Martyris on the trustee of time

Duty of disloyalty. M. K. Gandhi (1930)

The compass we lost

The Compass