If you think denigration of deities is one form of attack on Hindu Dharma, then, unjust criticism of Hindu rituals is another. Most of the times such criticism stems out of malicious intentions to strike the fundamentals of Hindu Dharma?'The Law of Karma' for instance. Every Hindu should understand the seriousness of and oppose such unwarranted criticism that malign the image of Hindu Dharma and have dangerous far-reaching consequences. Here is one such attempt. ? Editor
Mumbai (Maharashtra): National spokesperson of the HJS, Dr. Durgesh Samant stated to-day that according to Hindu religion the New Year Day should be celebrated on Chaitra Shuddha Pratipada.
Today we are viewing our religion, national issues, invasions and history all with the coloured glasses of a socialist. That is precisely why we need to develop respect and pride for the Hindu religion. We need to look at the issues and the world with the religious perspective, Only if viewed with the perspective of the Sanatan Hindu religion then will the individual and the nation be saved.
Some of you will wonder why we need to exhibit such photographs of Hindu genocide at all. Some of the reasons are quite obvious while others are not and the importance of these reasons varies from person to person. The Chancellor of Germany Gerard Shroeder when attending a memorial meeting spoke thus to the survivors of the ‘Auswitz’ concentration camps, on its 60th anniversary, "All these bitter memories are a part of our nation. The people of Auswitz are trying to convey the message to us to remain vigilant at all times."
The author Dr. Durgesh Samant is a physician and the National spokesperson of the Hindu Janajagruti Samiti. He is doing spiritual practice for over last 15 years.
The author Dr. Durgesh Samant is a physician and the National spokesperson of the Hindu Janajagruti Samiti. He is doing spiritual practice for over last 15 years.
If God is an integral part of any ideology that governs human mind, then we need not worry about problems like global warming. – Author: Dr. Durgesh Samant, National spokesperson, Hindu Janajagruti Samiti
To extract maximum money from temples, the Govt. is now planning to convert them into tourists' spots. Therefore, in the coming times, Hindu temples will become museums and their religious status will be secondary. - Dr. Samant, National Spokesperson, HJS
Dr. Durgesh Samant, the national spokesperson for Hindu Janajagruti Samiti while talking on scheming missionaries, expressed that the churches in Europe are deserted, as youth is not getting any guidance. It is the sign of Christianity breathing its last in Europe.
