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Jadavpur University, historically a left-liberal bastion, witnessed its first RSS morning drill involving staff members. This event, occurring shortly after the BJP's rise to power in the state, signifies a notable expansion of the RSS's presence in Bengal's prominent educational institutions. The drill included physical exercises and an intellectual session focused on nationalistic ideology.

Onda, a constituency in Bankura's industrial fringe, faces key issues like employment and irrigation. Once a Left stronghold, it's now a BJP-dominated seat, as evidenced by the 2021 election results. The area's economy blends agriculture with proximity to the Damodar industrial corridor, influencing its political landscape.

In a colorful homage to Rabindranath Tagore, Barak Valley celebrated his 165th birth anniversary with an array of cultural events. The day kicked off with 'prabhat pheri' processions that filled the streets with joy, followed by heartfelt floral tributes.

Decades of groundwork by the RSS and its expanding social and organizational networks in West Bengal have reshaped the state's political landscape, culminating in the BJP's electoral breakthrough. This patient, years-long outreach, rooted in identity and community, gradually converted scattered support into a cohesive political force, leading to a decisive electoral victory.

And how it became the state that delivered one of the biggest political reversals of the Modi era

In a historic electoral upset, the BJP has secured its first-ever assembly election victory in West Bengal, unseating Chief Minister Mamata Banerjee after 15 years. The results, reflecting a record 92.47% voter turnout, saw the BJP's "Bhoy out, Bharosa in" slogan resonate strongly, surpassing the TMC's "Maa maati manush" narrative.

Madras high court has temporarily halted a new rule requiring private schools to file an annual undertaking against external organizations hosting events. Introduced due to complaints about RSS shakhas, the amendment threatened recognition cancellation. The court, however, upheld the prohibition of such events on school premises, clarifying the stay only applies to the undertaking submission.

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Puthandu, the Tamil New Year, will be celebrated on April 14, 2026, marking the commencement of the Tamil month Chitterai. This auspicious day signifies good fortune and prosperity, with Tamilians observing religious rituals, visiting temples, and honoring ancestors. The festival also symbolizes the Sun's transition into Aries, representing harmony between humanity and nature.

In a remarkable display of community outreach, the RSS celebrated its centenary year, kicking off on Vijayadashmi 2025, by connecting with over one crore households in Bihar. The dedicated volunteers launched a 'Grih Sampark Abhiyan,' reaching an impressive 84 lakh homes with informative literature. Furthermore, the movement saw participation from 10.

As the Rashtriya Swayamsevak Sangh approaches its centenary, it's prioritizing expanding its 'shakhas' and intensifying public outreach. The organization aims for broader social engagement, focusing on harmony and transformation. Extensive 'grihasampark' programs have already reached millions of homes nationwide, including diverse communities in Kerala, signaling a significant push for wider societal connection.

The RSS has called for an immediate end to the Middle East conflict, emphasizing global peace while backing the Indian government's actions as being in the nation's supreme interest. General secretary Dattatreya Hosabale also addressed protests following a leader's killing, stressing peaceful expression and communal harmony. The organization reiterated its stance on Hindutva and its inclusive vision for Indians abroad.

Call it impact of the saffron surge or well-planned outreach campaign that more and more professional women like advocates, teachers, doctors are joining the shakhas of Rashtra Sevika Samiti, the women’s wing of Rashtriya Swayamsevak Sangh, in Sangam city.

The second wave of the deadly Covid-19 pandemic in Prayagraj district has forced the members and volunteers of the Rashtriya Swayamsevak Sangh (RSS) to switch to “e-shakhas” and “kutumb shakha”.

After holding shakhas in open spaces for long, Rashtriya Swayamsewak Sangh (RSS) volunteers of Kashi Prant are downloading ‘shakha app’ on their smart phones to connect with each other and take up organizational activities online as well as offline.

Though CM Eknath Shinde's Shiv Sena on Saturday said it will not take over Shiv Sena Bhavan, the party headquarters in Dadar, the fight for control of the shakhas, the backbone of the party structure, is set to intensify.