A telling instance of Samarastha, thanks to RSS.
The yoga camp which began on June 25 in a tiny village Thimiri is not just
another of the innumerable yoga camps organized on the occasion of International
Yoga Day. It is something
different. The Thimiri is a hamlet
occupied by vanavasis known as ‘Narikoravas’ (nomads). The boys of the hamlet were the participants
in the camp. It is not just that much
the organization which runs the camp is an association of Hindu Priests (South
Indian Purohit Sangh). The inauguration
was attended among others by Vibhag Karyavah Shri Nagaraj who is the Headmaster
of Saraswathi Vidya Mandir, Arcot and the founder of Mahatma Gandhi Senior Citizens
Home Shri Muthu Kuppusami. Swayamsevaks
of Arcot including Shri Narasimhan trained the tribal kids in yoga.
Ambur: a rehearsal for a major outbreak?
Shameel Ahmed (26) was rounded up by the Ambur (Vellore District) police
for alleged kidnapping of a married woman.
He died days after he was let off by the police in a hospital. Aslam Basha, Ambur MLA (belonging to jihadi
infested Manithaneya Makkal Katchi) saw to it that Muslims were sufficiently
instigated. That resulted in tearing
down on June 27 of the Ambur police station completely; 42 police personnel
including women police were injured; tension gripped the town. The Government did precious little to avert
this ugly development. 147 persons were
rounded up after the riot and a Magistrate enquiry was ordered hurriedly. TN
BJP President Dr.Tamilisai Soundarrajan demanded the arrest of Aslam Basha.
Shri Ramagopalan of Hindu Munnani wondered whether the incident was a riot or a
rehearsal for a major outbreak of violence in Tamilnadu by separatist
elements.
Vijayabharatham to train journalists free
Nationalist Tamil weekly VIJAYABHARATHAM has come forward to train
willing young men in journalism. In an
announcement in one of its recent issues the weekly has invited youth without
any political leanings under the age 25.
The training period is 6 months and it is free. The contact details are: Vijayabharatham, 12
MV Naidu St, Chetpet, Chennai 600 031. Phone number: 044-2836 2271. The last date for receiving applications is
August 15, 2015.
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