Meetings

Jalgaon (Maharashtra): In a follow up meeting held after Hindu Dharmajagruti Sabha here, devout Hindus decided to open 20 branches of HJS in and around Jalgaon City.

Chennai: A delegation of members from Hindu Janajagruti Samiti, Chennai along with Mr. V. Sundaram, Retd. IAS Officer and Editor, News Today Paper met Mr. Vedantham at VHP Office, T-Nagar in Chennai recently.

Chennai: Recently HJS members along with Mr. V. Sundaram, Retd. IAS Officer, met Dr. Subramanian Swamy, President, Janata Party here.

Banda (Maharashtra): Mr. Ramesh Shinde said, "Muslim league is still active in India. Their 2 MPs got elected from Kerala. This number could increase in future. So Hindus must be alert and see that India is not divided further."

Dahanu: 3 main wholesalers of firecrackers not to sale crackers with pictures of Deities and National Heroes!

Sira (Karnataka): Hindu Janajagruti Samiti organized meeting with Local prominent Hindu organizations of RSS, Hindu Jagaran Vedhike and Bajarangdal recently for uniting for the cause of Nation and Dharma.

HJS has set up the committee for the eradication of judicial injustice, in the form of an open platform, for those people who want to take such an initiative.

Jalgaon (Maharashtra): Guidance by Mr. Ramdas Kesarkar, an advocate from Thane, who is practicing spiritual science through the medium of ‘SSRF’, was organized for advocates from Jalgaon on the topic ‘How to lead stress-free life’.

Discussion Session for Advocates organized by Hindu Janajagruti Samiti in Shubh Mangal Karyalay at Nagpur.

A meeting was held of advocates from Satara in the presence of Sanatan Sanstha’s honorary legal adviser Mr. Ramdas Kesarkar.

The seminar concluded with a resolve made by all the participating advocates to come together for the activities undertaken for the protection of the Nation and Dharma.

Hindu Awakening Meet organised by Hindu Janajagruti Samiti took place at Sowcarpet, Chennai recently. Around 18 people attended the Meet.

Mr. Ramesh Shinde, spokesperson of HJS, said, "Attacks on Hindu Dharma are increasing as Hindus are divided by castes & sub-castes. Other religions also have many castes, but they always unite under the name of their religion."

Hindus denigrate Hindu Deities in various manners but they are not even aware of the same. Hindus should be staunch as far as following Dharma is concerned.

Kerala (Kumble, Kasargod): The current pathetic state of our Nation and Dharma and the remedy for it was explained by Shri. Mohan Gowda of Hindu Janajagruti Samiti while speaking to a group of Hindu Dharmabhimani at Shrikrishna Vidyalaya, Kumble, Kasargod.