National Symbols & Icons

Kerala: After denigrating Hindus and Hinduism , Missionaries had gone a step further now they ridicules our National Flag and National Anthem.

Following websites are using distorted Indian Map. Protest against them

Ratnagiri (Maharashtra): People for whom Sawarkar is a figure of reverance are, therefore, furious with the Government as an 11 feet tall idol of Swatantryaveer Sawarkar was found lying in trash, which has stamp of Maharashtra Govt. on it.

Azamgarh Jihadi's denigrates National Flag in Delhi - Media silent as usual!

Pune (Maharashtra): As decided in the meeting of Hindu Dharmabhimanis following Dharmajagruti Sabha at Rajgurunagar, a representation was submitted to Tehsildar of Rajgurunagar to prevent denigration of National Flag on behalf of HJS.

Utran (Maharashtra): In a Urdu school in Utran (Tal. Erandol), the Muslim principal of the school declared holiday after hoisting the national flag without singing national anthem and salutation to the flag.

The state government has not yet sanctioned the Rs three crore required for the restoration of the Sajjangad even though the 400th birth centenary of Shivaji's spiritual guru, Swami Samarth Ramdas concluded on April 13 this year.

New Delhi: A full-page Union government advertisement announcing the launch of Rajiv Gandhi Grameen Vidyutikaran Yojna in West Bengal that appeared in Kolkata's English and vernacular dailies has the Tricolour printed in reverse.

West Bengal :For years, retired school teacher Dhulipada Dutta had a pillowcase. Nothing unusual about that. Except that it was a tricolour that Dhulipada had turned into a pillowcase. Once tired of his pillowcase, he sent it to the tailor, asking him to make an underwear out of it.

Bhubaneshwar: RSS reaction came after a question in the Civil Services Main Examination, conducted by UPSC, asked the students to evaluate the "revolutionary terrorism" of one of the best-known martyrs of Indian freedom struggle-Bhagat Singh.

Thane (Maharashtra): To stop the denigration and dishonour of the national flag the local dailies should give extensive coverage to the issue. At the same time the HJS office should also be informed.

New Delhi: A Himalayan Blunder by Indian cartographers has led to a piquant situation along the disputed India-China border, with Indian troops patrolling a region which the official Survey of India maps show as Chinese territory.

Mumbai (Maharashtra): Govt. should take quick decision on the demand made by HJS to impose ban on sale of national flags made of paper and plastic to prevent denigration.

Margao (Goa): A reader of the 'Daily Sanatan Prabhat' from Margao, Shri. Vinay Bhat filed a police complaint about the sale of flags on the roadside and 'Yuva the Goa' created awareness to preventing dishonor of tricolour.

Jaisingpur (India): On the evening of 15th August members of the Hindu Kesri Yuva Manch and Dhananjay Mahadik Yuvashakti collected the plastic flags strewn about in the city and buried them in a deep pit with full honours.