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Content History of Holi Rituals of Holi Subtle drawing of the Holi ritual by Sanatan Sanstha's seekers Tradition of Holi Significance of Holi Do's and Dont's during the Holi Festival Celebrate Holi in the traditional way ! But did you ever ponder over this ? Curbing Malpractices during Holi is our Religious Duty ! Dhoolivandan Rangapanchami HJS's appeal to Hindus ! History of Holi The Bhavishya purana narrates a story in the context of this festival which is as follows - A female demon invaded a village and she started harassing little children. Hence the people obscenely abused and cursed her, they lit a fire everywhere to frighten her and thus drove her away. Rituals of Holi In this festival the main emphasis is laid on the burning of Holika or lighting of the Holi bonfire. The origin of the traditional lighting of Holi is attributed by some to the burning of evil demons like Holika, Holaka and Putana who troubled li...

When are Hindus going to create awe for themselves so that fanatics would not dare to attack them? Kolhapur (Maharashtra) : At Aurwad in Shirol Taluka, Fanatics were taking cows to slaughter-house. Shri. Sanjay Pawar, Shiv Sena’s city-chief for Danoli and other Shiv Sainiks opposed them. Fanatics attacked Shri. Pawar with weapons in which he has been seriously injured whereas vehicle, ‘Bolero’ of Taluka-chief, Shri. Satish Malame was damaged by Fanatics. A case has been filed against 8 Fanatics with Shirol police station. (Since Fanatics feel that nobody can stop them from doing anything, they have become so insolent. Whenever Hindus have tried to oppose Fanatics for slaughtering of cows, they have got beaten up by Fanatics. Hindus should therefore, realize the truth that effective unification is the only alternative to face attacks of fanatic Fanatics ! – Editor, Dainik Sanatan Prabhat) 1. On 24th April, in the evening, Shiv Sena’s new ‘Shakha’ was inaugurated at She...

RED ALERT: Things are getting BAD to WORST BORDER STANDOFF: Chinese troops have erected tents 19 km inside Indian territory: Govt  NEW DELHI: The government on Friday told a parliamentary committee that Chinese troops have pitched tents 19km deep inside the Indian territory in Ladakh region of Jammu and Kashmir and that efforts are underway to ensure that the status quo is maintained. Defence secretary Shashi Kant Sharma and some other senior officials informed the parliamentary standing committee on defence that India has deployed forces to "keep a close watch on the border", sources told . Sharma and other officials appeared before the committee after BJP members Mukhtar Abbas Naqvi and Prakash Javadekar wanted to know the actual ground situation in Depsang sector of Ladakh where the Chinese incursion took place in Daulat Beg Oldie area a week ago. The meeting of the committee was cut short as members were dissatisfied with the insufficient information provided by the offi...

Congress Govt. provides every facility to Muslims without Muslims even asking for them; but Hindus have to always stage agitation to get anything from the Government; which is very shameful ! Mumbai : As if all major problems faced by the state like famine, crimes, poverty etc. have been solved; now the Government is going to pass an Bill to hurt religious semtiments of Hindus. Warkari Sampradaya, pro-Hindu organizations have given many representations so far; so also staged agitations like squatting, taking out protest marches etc., still the Government is not cancelling this Bill. The Government should learn a lesson from today’s agitations; else all Warkari Sampradaya and pro-Hindu organizations would sound clarion of direct march. In the forthcoming elections of 2014, Congress Government will be ousted. The above warning was given by Warkaris and pro-Hindu Billivists through their speeches. On 10 th April, Warkari Sampradaya and pro-Hindu o...

An injured person receives treatment at the Omini hospital Kothapet in Hyderabad on Thursday. At least 15 people were killed and 52 injured when three bombs in crowded areas shook the southern Indian city of Hyderabad late on Thursday, police said.    Image Credit: AFP Indian authorities and onlookers are pictured at the site of a bomb blast at Dilshuk Nagar in Hyderabad on Thursday. At least 18 people were killed and 52 wounded when bombs ripped through crowded areas of the Indian city of Hyderabad on Thursday in what the prime minister called a "dastardly act". Image Credit: AFP Indian authorities and onlookers are pictured at the site of a bomb blast at Dilshuk Nagar in Hyderabad on Thursday. At least 18 people were killed and 52 wounded when bombs ripped through crowded areas of the Indian city of Hyderabad on Thursday in what the prime minister called a "dastardly act". Image Credit: AFP An injured Indian receives...