Chitra Bharati Film Festival will be organised in Indore from February 26 to 28, 2016. The festival is being organised in association with the Devi Ahilya University. Inaugurating the office for the event, RSS Akhil Bharatiya Sah Prachar Pramukh Shri J. Nandakumar said the country is facing intellectual terrorism today. That is why many talented artists do not get recognition. Citing an example of Kerala he said an artist had made a film titled ‘Priya Manasam’ and the film was to be screened in the film festival, but the screening of the film was not allowed. He said the field of art is also facing the intellectual terrorism sponsored by western culture. He said the artists and producers who make films based on Bharatiya ethos will be provided a platform by the Chitra Bharati. Website of Chitra Bharati www.chitrabharatifilmfest.com was also inaugurated. Vibhag Sanghachalak Shri Lakshmanrao Navathe, Vice Chancellor of Devi Ahilya University Dr Ashutosh Mishra, Vice Chancellor of Kushabhau Thakre University Dr Mansingh Parmar, Prant Prachar Pramukh Dr Pravin Kabra were also present on the occasion. n
Women play crucial role in preserving the
glorious traditions—Bhagya Shree Sathe
Akhil Bharatiya Taruni Pramukh of Rashtriya Sevika Samiti Sushri Bhagya Shree Sathe said women in Bharat have shaped the destiny of the nation. In ancient time they played a key role in preserving the glorious traditions. Now also they have to take up this task. She was addressing a function organised in Meerut by Meerut Chambers of Commerce to celebrate 80 years of the Samiti on December 3. She said the present education system provide information but not practical knowledge and samskars. The women should recognise their role and start work in eradicating evils from the society. She pointed out that the Samiti has work in 40 countries and it also run more than 350 service activities. n
National Science Fair by Vidya Bharati
The 14th National Science Fair, organised at Geeta Niketan School in Kurukshetra, Haryana, on December 1, received huge applause. The child scientists assembled from all over the country displayed their scientific projects. In ‘Science Quick’, the students from Madhya Kshetra stood first while the students from east kshetra were second and students from north-eastern kshetra were third. Among the young category, the students from western Uttar Pradesh stood first, while east and north kshetra stood second and third respectively. n
Rambhaktas pledge reconstruction of
Sri Ram Temple on Shaurya Diwas
Thousands of Rambhaktas pledged for the reconstruction of Sri Ram Temple in Ayodhya on December 6 which is celebrated by the VHP and the Bajrang Dal as Shaurya Diwas all over the country. Apart from organising Shourya Yatras, the blood donation camps and recitation of Sri Hanuman Chalisa were also conducted. Speaking at a function in Delhi Bajrang Dal convener Shri Neeraj Doneria said during the last 487 years about three lakh Hindus have sacrificed their lives in 76 battles fought for Sri Ram Mandir.
The Hindus had been waiting for court verdict in this regard since 1950. But now even after the court verdict has come in there favour they are forced to wait for reconstruction of the temple. Hindus want construction of the temple on the pattern of Somnath Temple by enacting a law in the Parliament. n
Congress leaders play tricks
even during calamities
The Facebook page, created in the name of UPCC president Nirmal Khatri, carried a photo showing the police beating some RSS workers for theft during Chennai floods. The same photo was published in Agra edition of Dainik Jagran three years back in a totally different matter. The same photo was misused some years back by a Congress leader for defaming the Sangh workers falsely connecting them with teasing girls in Bhopal.
People world over saw the RSS swayamsevaks in forefront during Chennai floods rescuing the victims and also provide relief material. Their sewa spirit was applauded by one and all. But instead of appreciating their sewa spirit, some people, including Congress leaders, defamed these Sevavratis by morphing their photos.
In the first week of December, a photo went viral on Facebook showing some policemen beating RSS swayamsevaks. The caption of the photo claimed that police caught them stealing valuables during the Chennai floods. When the matter was investigated by Navbharat Times and Dainik Jagran, it was found that the photo which was used to defame the Sangh workers was basically published in Agra edition of Dainik Jagran three years back.
The photo was clicked during the lathicharge on the Sangh workers at Tedhi Bagiya area of Agra on November 11, 2012 when a cycle yatra conducted by Sangh workers was attacked by some Scorpio bound youth. When the Sangh workers went to the police station to protest against the attack by the youth the police resorted to lathicharge against them only. Dainik Jagran on November 12, 2012 had published that photo. The same photo was posted on Facebook on December 6 through the Facebook page created in the name of Uttar Pradesh Congress president Nirmal Khatri. Noticing the mischief on December 8, the Sangh workers shown in the photo as culprits went to the SSP office in Agra along with some Sangh and BJP leaders. They got a complaint registered against Uttar Pradesh Congress Committee president Nirmal Khatri and the Congress leaders who shared this photo without ascertaining the fact.
The same photo was misused some time back in Bhopal when a youth Congress leader known as Mehul Maru posted on the Facebook with a caption that Police beating Sangh workers for teasing a girl in Bhopal.
7th Vanvasi Sports Meet to begin on Dec 27
The seventh national sports meet organised by Akhil Bharatiya Vanvasi Kalyan after every five years will be organised in Ranchi from December 27 to 31. About 3000 Vanvasi sportspersons are expected to participate in the event. Bhoomipujan for the event took place at Khel Gaon in Ranchi. Minister of Youth and Sports of Jharkhand Shri Amar Kumar Bavadi was the chief guest. n
School by Sewa International for Uttarakhand flood victims
The first school built by the Sewa International for Uttarakhand flood victims was inaugurated at Chhinka Village in Chamoli District on December 5. It is a co-ed school with 148 students receiving education till 8th standard. The old school got badly damaged during the floods of 2013. The re-construction of the school was sponsored by benevolent donors of the Sewa International UK. Shri Harish Bhudia, Executive Director of Sewa
UK, and Shri Lalit Goswami, general secretary of Vidya Bharati, along with ADM (Chamoli), District Education Officer, etc participated in the inaugural function. About 350 local people were also present on the occasion. In near future, the Sewa International is looking for building two more schools.
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