Rss Ban News Today

While Kerala had earlier too come out against RSS "mass drills on land owned by temples", latest order has several clauses deriving from an HC order last month in this regard

Bengaluru, May 27 (IANS) After creating a furore with its proposal to ban the Rashtriya Swayam Sevak Sangh (RSS) once its assumes power in Karnataka, the newly-elected Congress government on Saturday delivered a major a U-turn with Chief Minister Siddaramaiah denying any such claims by his party.

After the RSS was banned, Vajpayee was exactly the kind of ‘active worker’ the government wanted to thrash. Shrewdness or luck – a bit of both perhaps – he was one of the few popular workers of the Sangh in UP who remained at large.

On March 1, the Supreme Court agreed to examine the Tamil Nadu government's plea challenging the Madras High Court order, which allowed RSS to conduct a route march across the state.

The Supreme Court earlier agreed to hear the Tamil Nadu governments appeal against the Madras High Court order permitting RSS for its route march in the state.

Amid controversy over certain content related to Mahatma Gandhi's assassination being dropped from its textbooks without any notification, NCERT chief Dinesh Saklani on Wednesday said it could have been an "oversight".

Amid controversy over certain content related to Mahatma Gandhis assassination being dropped from its textbooks without any notification, NCERT chief Dinesh Saklani on Wednesday said it could have been an oversight that some deletions were not announced in its rationalisation exercise last year.

After the ban on PFI, some opposition leaders have raised the demand for a ban on the Rashtriya Swayamsevak Sangh (RSS) as well. The RSS has been banned thrice in the past.

Opposition leader in Karnataka Assembly Siddaramaiah said that the Congress will not oppose the ban on any organisations which are involved in anti-social activities.

The ban on flying of drones above the Rashtriya Swayamsevak Sangh headquarters and other vital installations in Nagpur city was extended till March 31.