Page 7 - Hindutva

Amid anti-CAA protests, three Hindus from Pak get citizenship in Gujarat

Rajkot Lok Sabha MP Mohan Kundariya handed out the certificates to Harsinh Sodha, Sarupsinh Sodha and Parbatsinh Sodha, who came to India in 2007, at a function held in Vavdi village in Morbi

As protests against citizenship tests swell, what Is Modi's endgame?

Protests in Indian cities against the Citizenship Amendment Act and the proposed National Register of Citizens have attracted young people of all faiths and none.

Citizenship Amendment Bill is a bid to fashion an ethnic democracy

The Modi govt is fashioning something much more than an electoral strategy; a system that is democratic but also majoritarian

Letter to BS: Political system refusing to allow dissent becomes a tyranny

A letter signed by 49 celebrities was sent to Prime Minister Narendra Modi highlighting the spike in attacks on Muslims, Dalits and other minorities

The Shiv Sena's moment of truth

With its ideology based on resentment having run its course, the party must figure out a new pathway to relevance

Bharat Ratna for Savarkar is an essential piece of Hindutva mosaic

In its manifesto for the Maharashtra state legislature elections, the BJP has promised to confer Bharat Ratna, the highest civil award, posthumously, on Vinayak Damodar Savarkar

Hindutva's multifaceted founder

Mr Purandare's book is a scrupulous effort to portray the multi-dimensional personality of one of India's more colourfully controversial leaders- Veer Savarkar

Didn't become MP to get your drains or toilets cleaned: BJP's Pragya Thakur

The Hindutva leader further said an MP should be told to do work befitting a parliamentarian

Dhirendra K Jha explains why the world of sadhus is an expanding enterprise

Jha has been a careful chronicler of the Hindutva project, putting in the slog of exhaustive ground reporting to write two well-received books

Hindu family in Assam taking care of a dargah for last 50 years

I would like to see us voting as Indians, says academic Dr Rajat Ganguly

Democracy may have contradictory impacts on identity politics, says Dr Rajat Ganguly

Was ancient India really tolerant? DN Jha's book busts a few myths

Touching upon a range of controversial subjects under labels like 'cow conundrum, Bharatmata, Brahmanical intolerance in early India,' Jha debunks the myths constructed by the Sangh parivar

Why BJP needs to rein in the Hindutva hotheads

For the BJP it is a tug-of-war between vikas and the hotheads

Hindutva push: Anti-conversion bills in Manipur and Assam next?

Manipur's population rose 24% while Christian population increased by 60% in 2001-2011

Hindutva's fringe beneficiaries

For almost a decade, the Jana Sangh remained a marginal political force

India's urban unmarried male population fueling violent Hindutva?

US intelligence report says rising Hindutva is a largely urban phenomenon in India with dangerous consequences

Seven judge SC bench starts hearing on 'Hindutva' judgement

Bench began the hearing grappling with issues which could be examined by it

SC seven-judge bench to start hearing on Hindutva judgement

The SC in 1995 had held that 'Hindutva/Hinduism is a way of life of the people in the sub-continent' and 'is a state of mind'

Hindutva is a spiritual democracy: Manmohan Vaidya

Vaidya was addressing a ceremony after dedication of the building of a magazine in Malvianagar

Mitali Saran: There goes the fig leaf

The BJP has completely stopped pretending