New Delhi: As a debate has started whether Delhi should go the Mumbai way in decontrolling its nightlife, the Vishva Hindu Parishad (VHP) has shown concerns over the issue. VHP has written to the lieutenant
Cuttack: Notwithstanding Prime Minister Narendra Modi's recent warnings that his government would not allow any religious group to incite hatred against other, VHP international working president Praveen Togadia today defended ‘ghar wapsi' (home coming) arguing
New Delhi: Yoga guru Ramdev today asked Narendra Modi government to “loosen its purse strings” for promoting the Vedas as has been done for minority institutions and proposed setting up a centre for Vedic learning.“The
The saffron brotherhood is apparently coming to terms with India's pluralism - and the constitution.As Prime Minister Narendra Modi's observation that his government will act against any religious group inciting violence shows he has realized,
Ludhiana: After a barrage of controversial statements by sangh outfits, Vishwa Hindu Parishad (VHP) Sunday cautioned Hindu leaders against making comments which could create “trouble” for Prime Minister Narnedra Modi.“After a long time, a government
Hyderabad: Bajrang Dal today burnt greeting cards of the upcoming Valentine's Day at Koti in the city saying the event was not part of the Indian culture.A group of over 20 members assembled near Koti
Lakhimpur Kheri: District administration here were on their toes after VHP leader Sadhvi Prachi allegedly performed "Ghar Wapsi" (reconversion) of a youth on Sunday.At a programme organised by VHP to mark its golden jubilee year,
Bengaluru: Defying multi-media gag by police, VHP leader Praveen Togadia's video recorded speech was played at a rally here today in which he called for Ghar Wapsi (homecoming) and establishment of “Constitutional Hindu Nation”.Additional Commissioner
Bengaluru: Acting on intelligence inputs that Vishwa Hindu Parishath leader Praveen Togadia, banned from entering the City, may try to address Bengalurians through video conferencing, Police Commissioner M N Reddi issued fresh prohibitory orders on
Bengaluru: A day after Karnataka High Court rejected VHP's plea for a stay on the police order banning its leader Praveen Togadia's entry into the city on grounds of law and order, the saffron outfit
New Delhi: Vishwa Hindu Parishad (VHP) on Friday launched a sharp attack on US President Barack Obama for his remarks on 'religious intolerance' experienced by religious faiths of all types in India in the past
Bengaluru: Dubbing the Congress government “anti-Hindu” and “anti-majority”, opposition BJP MLAs raised objection in the Karnataka Assembly today to the ban on VHP leader Praveen Togadia entering Bengaluru, leading to the adjournment of the House
Bengaluru: Senior Vishwa Hindu Parishad (VHP) leader Praveen Togadia has been denied permission to enter Bengaluru and hold a rally Virat Hindu Samajothsava on Feburuary 8, 2015.The commissioner of Police issued this order citing that
Lucknow: Seeking to “mobilise Hindus” and“remind them of their resolve” for construction of a Ram temple, Vishwa Hindu Parishad (VHP) is planning to organise ‘Ram Mahotsava' for the first time on the lines of Durga
Rampurhat(WB): VHP leader Praveen Togadia today said the West Bengal government should take timely action against infiltrators or else the state will be a part of “greater Bangladesh” in the near future.Addressing a public rally
Jaipur: Senior VHP leader Praveen Togadia today ruled out protests against US President Barack Obama's visit to India, saying it was good for the country. Asked whether Vishva Hindu Parishad (VHP), which had been against
Jaipur: Attacked by detractors within the party of praising Prime Minister Narendra Modi, Congress MP Shashi Tharoor today accused Modi of maintaining “silence” on his ministers comments on controversial issues and conversion campaign by groups
Ahmedabad: Senior Congress leader Shankarsinh Vaghela Tuesday alleged that BJP and its “sister concern” VHP are behind spurt in communal violence in state. “Communal clashes have increased in Gujarat of late. BJP and its sister
Allahabad: A number of seers and senior Vishwa Hindu Parishad leaders on Saturday asked the Narendra Modi government to bring in a "strong anti-conversion" law but insisted that re-conversion to Hinduism be allowed as "Sanatan
Mangaluru: VHP leader Pravin Togadia has said that religious re-conversion would continue until the Centre banned such practise.Delivering a keynote address at ‘Virat Hindu Hridaya Sangama' at Puttur near here last evening, Togadia said Hindus
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