Kadegaon (Dist. Sangli, Maharashtra): About 1000 devout Hindus were present for Hindu Dharmajagruti Sabha here. The Sabha was organised by Hindu Janajagruti Samiti.

Umred (Dist. Nagpur, Maharashtra): Hindu Dharmajagruti Sabha was organised here by Hindu Janajagruti Samiti. The Sabha was attended by around 250 devout Hindus.

In a Radio Program organised by Sanatan Dharma Foundation, Seeker of FHA (Forum for Hindu Awakening) is going to participate in the event 'Should Hindus be united?'. This event will be aired around 10 AM US CST. Event will be focused on Chicago Hinduism Summit on 24 April.

Panaji (Goa): The Hindu Janajagruti Samiti’s float (Chitrarath) providing information on spreading awareness about preserving Hindu culture bagged consolation prizes in Shimagotsav competitions.

Parner (Tal. Ambad, Maharashtra): More than 250 devout Hindus attended Hindu Dharmajagruti Sabha here. The Sabha was organised by Hindu Janajagruti Samiti.

Sambhajinagar (Maharashtra): Hindu Dharmajagruti Sabha was organised here by Hindu Janajagruti Samiti. The Sabha was attended by 100 devout Hindus.

Phalatan (Dist. Satara, Maharashtra): Mr. Ramesh Shinde of HJS said, "Every Hindu must keep the ideal of Dharmaveer Sambhaji Maharaj before him and contribute towards protection of Dharma. This will be the true homage to him."

Kingaon (Dist. Jalna, Maharashtra): Hindu Dharmajagruti Sabha was organised here by Hindu Janajagruti Samiti. The Sabha was attended by 250 devout Hindus.

Chennai: Three day residential camp was organized at Ahobila Mutt, Seliyur, Chennai. About 400 students from various schools such as G. V. Chetty Vishwa Hindu Vidyalaya, Adambakkam and Jai Gopal Garodia Vishwa Hindu Vidyalaya, West Mambalam had participated in this camp. Mrs. Uma Ravichandran, volunteer of Hindu Janjagruti Samiti explained the importance of Hindu Dharma in a Dharmashikshan Session.

Shirdi, Maharashtra: To provide daily education about Hindu Dharma through television channel is need of the hour. For the same purpose national television channel ‘Sudarshan’ inaugurated the broadcasting Dharmashikshan classes produced by Hindu Janajagruti Samiti on an auspicious day of Hindu New Year (Yugadi, Gudhi Padwa). This information was provided in a press conference held at Shirdi by Mr. Ramesh Shinde, spokesperson of Hindu Janajagruti Samiti and Mr. Suresh Chavhanke, President and chief editor of Sudarshan Channel.

Kanchipuram (Tamil Nadu): Sree Vijendra Saraswati Swamigal’s birthday was celebrated at Kanchi Kamakoti Peetham on March 11, 2010. HJS members also attended the programme and took blessings of Shankaracharya Swami Jayendra Saraswati for forthcoming Dharmasabha here.

Pune (Maharashtra): Pandit Vasantrao Gadgil said, "The New Year celebrated on ‘Gudhi Padwa’ is Indian New Year, therefore, it should be celebrated as a national festival." He was speaking in the rally by HJS.

Sambhajinagar (Maharashtra): Hindu Janajagruti Samiti organised the Hindu Dharmajagruti Sabha here. The Sabha got spontaneous response from many devout Hindus.

Aglave Gevrai (Dist. Sambhajinagar, Maharashtra): Hindu Dharmajagruti Sabha was organised here by Hindu Janajagruti Samiti. The Sabha was attended by more than 300 devout Hindus.

Bangalore (Karnataka): Around 1300 devout Hindus determined to unite for Hindu Dharma and Nation on the occasion of Hindu Dharmajagruti Sabha organised here. The Sabha was organised by Hindu Janajagruti Samiti.

Bangalore (Karnataka): Hindu Janajagruti Samiti (HJS) held a press conference on 11th March in which futile secularism of the journalists present there came to fore on the points raised regarding Nityanand Swami and cow-slaughter by Muslims.

Belgaum (Karnataka): "All Hindus should forget their grievances and insults and come together to fight against the insult of Nation and Dharma." said Mr. Ramesh Shinde, the spokesperson of HJS for Maharashtra and Gujarat in his guidance organized for devout Hindus.

Mahu (MP): Telecast of ‘Dharma-satsnags’ by Hindu Janajagruti Samiti (HJS) and by Sanatan Sanstha have been started on S. R. Info Media channel. It is being watched by around 50,000 people.

Mumbai: The Bill for so-called eradication of superstitions but in fact, aimed at attacking Hindu Dharma, has been finally canceled by Maharashtra Govt. after four years. The bill was opposed by BJP, Shiv Sena and Pro-Hindu organisations like HJS and Sanatan Sanstha.

In a stinging rebuff to Penguin Publishers, the National Book Critics Circle did not award Wendy Doniger's book the non-fiction award. It is rumored that the publishers lobbied heavily to get the award for this book and this did not go down well with the judges.