Without going into any controversy about the Dasam Granth, Bhai Ajmer Sing is right in pointing out that the Nirmala sect introduced Brahmanical practices, the Gita, and intoxicants in Sikh places of worship. Sant Attar Singh started an initiation movement to remove anti-Sikh practices from the Sikh faith. The Nirmallas interepreted Sikh teachings through a Vedic lens. Some British administers, who were genuinely concerned about the eroding Sikh identity, used Christian metaphysics/theology to interpret the teachings. Terms like monotheist, god, lord, master, heaven and hell were used. The Muslims looked upon Guru Nanak as their own because of his travels in the middle east, his close relation to Muslims, his teaching of One Creator, rejection of Hindu practices. We have 3 different perspectives. How can the Guru contradict himself? He didn't, the ambiguities came about as a result of interpretation by non Sikh 'scholars'. Today there are many decent people like Seechewal who work for the community, but what good is he when his sect is cutting our roots, making RSSs job easier. And then there are the modern secularists who looking through the prism of scientific rationality have reduced the Guru to a religious reformer like Luther King.
Question by RSS office Bearers to a Gursikh - Why are Sikhs against RSS Rashtriya Svayam sevak or its prodigy RSS Rashtriya Sikh sangat? Answer by Gursikh - Brahminism has always feared the Sikh faith. The Sikh Gurus proclaimed the equality of all humanity and rejected practices like caste, holy threads and worship of the cow. The exploitation of simple people by the Brahmin was eliminated. Although Hindu fundamentalists have taken a keen interest in destroying Sikhism for centuries, this latest cycle of Hindu attacks on Sikhism can be traced to 1993 though it actually started in 1925, The Sikh Liberation Movement had been brutally crushed in Punjab and was on its final breaths. Sikh villagers were afraid of being identified as being practicing Sikhs and roves of young Sikh men were cutting their hair so that they would not be harassed or killed by the police. It was at this point that a new "Sikh" organization, the Rashtri Sikh Sangat began to enter Sikh villages. This organization began to distribute literature about the Sikh faith and hold meetings. Many villagers thought that it was an attempt to revive Sikh pride, but in fact, the literature was written to show Sikhs to be a part of Hinduism. Some quotes from RSS "Instead of sacrificing humans, Guru ji sacrificed goats and started the tradition of Punj Pyaaray. All five Pyaaras were followers of the Hindu faith" {Dr. Himmat Sinh in Rashtra Dharam) "The Sikh Gurus showed faith in the Hindu faith and visited Hindu pilgrimage sites to show this" (Rashtra Dharam, p. 31) "When Guru Arjan was doing the Kar Seva of Harimandeir, Vishnu reflected and said, "Lakshmi, the Guru is my own form. There is no difference between us. He is making my temple. Let us go and see the building of our new temple…" (Rashtra Dharam, 90) "The difference between Hindus and Sikhs was the creation of the English mind." (Rashtra Dharam, 98) "If today someone were to make a portrait of Guru Nanak without a beard and turban, his life would be in danger but in fact, the practice of keeping long hair and beards began only in the 20th Century. (Madhu Kishvara, Hindustan Times Aug 21, 1999) "Guru Arjan Dev and Guru Tegh Bahadur used to pay obeisance to the feet of the Devi" (Surindar Kumar, Jag Bani) "Guru Gobind Singh with the blessings of the Avtars (Brahma, Vishnu, Shiva) created the Khalsa Panth." (Sangat Sandesh, Sept 1998) "Maharana Partap, the Rani of Jhansi and Guru Gobind Singh were all great patriots" (Rashtra Dharam) "The Sangh [RSS] is the Khalsa" (Ravani, Dec 1997) A 25-Point of Attack The RSS has 25 points with which it hopes to attack the Sikh faith and lead to its eventual assimilation. All 25 points are very easily refuted but lack of education and knowledge coupled with the RSS’s organized attack make this a serious danger. These points are already being incorporated into school text books and taught as real history. This skewed history is already taught in many areas. 1) Sikhs are an inseparable part of Hindu society. 2) If Hinduism is a tree, Sikhism is a fruit on that tree. 3) Gurbani is like the Ganga, it emerges from the Gangotri of the Vedas 4) The Khalsa was crated to protect Hinduism and Hindustan 5) Japji Sahib is a summary of the Gita 6) The Failure of the 1857 "War of Independence" [in reality an unorganized uprising by Poorbiya soldiers who 8 years earlier helped the British conquer Punjab] was defeated only by the Sikhs 7) Banda Singh Bahadur was really Veer Banda Bairagi 8) The Sikh Gurus worshipped the cow 9) Condemning Bhai Kanh Singh Nabha and Bhai Veer Singh 10) Use examples from Trumpp and other anti-Sikh western scholars 11) The Sikh Gurus used Vedic ceremonies 12) Guru Gobind Singh worshipped the Goddess Durga 13) Guru Sahib was from the family or Ram and his devotee 14) Sikhs are from Lav-Kush 15) Baba Ram Singh was the legitimate Guru of the Sikhs 16) Create posters which challenge Sikh principles but appear to be pro-Sikh 17) Insist on using the Bikrami calendar and share Hindu festivals 18) Call Bhai Hakeekat Singh, Hakeekat Rai and illustrate him as a clean-shaven Hindu 19) Claim [with no historical basis] that Guru Gobind Singh sent his army to liberate Ram Janam Bhumi in Ayodhya from the Mughals 20) To create the Khalsa, Guru Gobind Singh seeked blessing from the gods and goddesses and used Hindu mantras. The Kakaars were also blessings from the gods. 21) Equate "Ik Oankaar" with "OM" 22) Call Bhai Mati Das "Guru Mati Das Sharma" 23) To do parkash of Sree Guru Granth Sahib in Mandirs and put pictures of Hindu Gods in Sikh Gurdwaras 24) Project Guru Gobind Singh as having taken a different ideology from Guru Nanak and to make him into a Patriotic Hero of India 25) Make all of Sikh history take a Hindu tint. These are some of the very few reasons sikhs are against RSS. RSS involvement in Sikh Genocide ---- There is so much proof. There were at least 600 FIR against many RSS workers BJP's role in the 1984 Sikh riots. In fact Vajpaicommended Indra for attack on Golden Temple which Advani also supported. So BJP, RSS and Congress all are guilty of killing Sikh. Even if few people saved Sikh does not absolve those who murdered Sikhs. The RSS helping Sikh is also a propaganda to get support which is a recent edit on Wiki and is being exaggerated to a big number. Modi wants to play a positive social media image of BJP and RSS. I doubt you will get articles in support of RSS involvement except the copies of FIR and old newspaper reports. Few have managed to be there still. and indirect. One may say that they were downplayed by congress to feel anti-sikh due to the terrorists activity in Punjab but that does not justify them killing innocent Sikh. When ever riots happen people of both sides gets killed, but in 1984 only people dead were Sikh. The RSS and BJP did not raise their voice when congress was brutally inciting violence and then very conveniently opposed the same 2 years later naming Congress as the defaulter. In fact many RSS members still believe that what happened in 1984 was necessary to control the Sikh and their power. All these organisations are equally liable and will be no matter how many lives they save later.
Derrida's deconstruction can be liberating at times and sometimes a nuisance. He deconstructs oversimplified national identities and homogenized nation states, but continues with his method to locate heterogeneity in sub groups, preventing any kind of unified cohesive community to form. Consequently the community is depoliticized, and has no target - no political aim, no struggle for self determination. Edward Said was critical of Derrida for placing things out of context. Edward was a campaigner for Palestinian political independence and his work is indicative of this, whereas Derrida remained almost absent from politics. Derrida's greatest contribution however is on interpretation and translation of texts, and Edwards path breaking book Orientalism owes much to Foucault and Derrida. Orientalism has the tendency to universalize identities. There are people today who talk of the universality of Islam or Buddhism and Confucianism, when it is apparent that the people who practice these religions are divided on national lines. Vietnamese for example are not Chinese, centuries of conflict divided these people. The Vietnamese are proud of their distinct identity and cultural heritage, just as Japanese are proud of theirs. But Japan is not homogenous, and neither is China, though Buddhism or Daoism may have a universal appeal.
Dear Sikhs anti Sikh organisation RSS is too big, below is list of RSS related/affiliated parties, groups, associations etc. Sangh Parivar The Sangh Parivar (Family of Organisations) refers to the family of Hindu nationalist organisations which have been started by members of the Rashtriya Swayamsevak Sangh (RSS) or drew inspiration from its ideology. The Sangh Parivar represents the Hindu nationalist movement. It includes the RSS and several dozen affiliated organisations, whose members' expressed opinions have been diverse over a range of topics. Nominally, the different organisations within the Sangh Parivar run independently and different policies but goal is one. Sangh Parivar members. The Sangh Parivar includes the following organisations (with membership figures in brackets). They are also categorized. Political All Jammu and Kashmir Praja Parishad, literally, "People's Council", a political party active in Jammu from 1947 to 1963. Bharatiya Jana Sangh, literally, "Indian People's Association" a political party that existed from 1951 to 1977. Bharatiya Janata Party (BJP), Indian People's Party (100 million, March 2015) Occupational and Professional Bharatiya Kisan Sangh, literally, Indian Farmers' Association (8m) Bharatiya Mazdoor Sangh, Indian Labourers' Association (10 million as of 2009) Bharatiya Railways Sangh, Indian Railways Workers' AssociationFishermen's Co-operative Societies (2.2m) Samskar Bharati, Organisation of Indian Artists Akhil Bharatiya Adhivakta Parishad, All India Lawyers' Council Akhil Bharatiya Vidyarthi Parishad, All India Students' Council (2.8m) Akhil Bharatiya Shaikshik Mahasangh, All India Teachers' Federation (1.8m) National Medicos Organisation, Organisation of Medical Practitioners. Akhil Bharatiya Poorva Sainik Seva Parishad, (ABPSSP) All India Ex-Military Servicemen Council. EconomicSwadeshi Jagaran Manch, Nativist Awakening Front Vitta Salahkar Parishad, Financial consultants' associationLaghu Udyog Bharati, an extensive network of small industries. Sahkar Bharati, Organisation of co-operativesSocial Services Deen Dayal Shodh Sansthan, for the development of rural areas on the basis of Integral Humanism (1.7m)[53] Bharatiya Vikas Parishad, Organization for the development & growth of India in all fields of human endeavor (1.8m) Vivekananda Medical Mission, Sociomedical Services (1.7m) Seva Bharati, Organisation for service of the needy (founded in 1984)Sakshama, an organization working among the blind. Nele (a part of "Hindu Seva Pratishthana"), Home for destitute Children Lok Bharati, National NGO's FrontSeema Suraksha Parishad, an organization working among the people of border districts Exclusively Women Rashtra Sevika Samiti, literally, National Volunteer Association for Women (1.8m) Shiksha Bharati (2.1m), to provide education and training for skill up gradation to underprivileged girls and women. Durga Vahini, Women's wing of Vishwa Hindu Parishad. Religious Vishwa Hindu Parishad, World Hindu Council(2.8m) Bajrang Dal, Army of Hanuman (2m) Hindu jagarana vedike, literally, National Volunteer Association for men to protect the HindusDharm Jagaran Samiti, Organization for conversion of non-Hindus to Hinduism and their coordinating committee "Dharam Jagaran Samanvay Samiti" Muslim Rashtriya Manch, National Front of MuslimsRashtriya Hindu Andolan, based in Maharashtra calls for the deletion of "secular" from the Indian Constitution Rashtriya Sikh Sangat, a sociocultural organisation with the aim to spread the knowledge of Gurbani to the Indian society. Hindu Munnani, a religio-cultural organization based in Tamil Nadu. Hindu Rashtra Sena, propagating for the establishment of Hindu Rashtra. Hindu Aikya Vedi, Hindu United Front based in Kerala EducationalEkal Vidyalaya, Involved in free education and village development in rural areas and tribal villages of India. Saraswati Shishu Mandir, NurseryVidya Bharati, Educational InstitutesVijnana Bharati, Science Forum Socio-EthnicVanavasi Kalyan Ashram, Organisation for the improvement of tribalsYouth for seva, Organisation for the improvement of childrenFriends of Tribals SocietyAnusuchit Jati-Jamati Arakshan Bachao Parishad, Organisation for the improvement of Dalits Bharat-Tibet Maitri Sangh, India-Tibet Friendship AssociationNews & CommunicationOrganiser, Magazine Vishwa Samvad Kendra, communication Wing, spread all over India for media related work, having a team of IT professionals(samvada.org)Hindustan Samachar, a multi-lingual news agency. Think Tanks Bharatiya Vichara Kendra, General Think Tank. Hindu Vivek Kendra, a resource center for the promotion of the ideology of Hindutva. Vivekananda Kendra, promotion of Swami Vivekananda's ideas with Vivekananda International Foundation in New Delhi as a "Public Policy Think Tank" with 6 Centres of study.India Policy Foundation, a not-for-profit Think Tank Bharatiya Shikshan Mandal, a Think Tank on educational reforms. India Foundation, a Think Tank Akhil Bharatiya Itihas Sankalan Yojana(ABISY), All-India history reform projectSyama Prasad Mookerjee Research Foundation (SPMRF) Overseas Hindu Swayamsevak Sangh, literally, Hindu Volunteer Association overseas wing of RSS Hindu Students Council, Overseas Hindu Students' Wing ChildrenOthers Samskrita Bharati, promotion of the Sanskritlanguage Central Hindu Military Education Society, to encourage more Hindus to join the Defence Services Kreeda Bharati, Sports Organization. Samskar Bharati, Cultural unit
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Great personality S. Ajmer Singh ji waheguru ji chardikla bakhshan
Rare preacher we need
Me ena influence kise parcharak to ni hoea jinna ajmer singh g to hoea an..rabb mehr kre asi v sikhi lai kuj krie..
Bahot hi keemti Vichar
Lorh ta Amal krn di hai
Very very intelligent very door andeshi far sighted person. Great scholar.
Without going into any controversy about the Dasam Granth, Bhai Ajmer Sing is right in pointing out that the Nirmala sect introduced Brahmanical practices, the Gita, and intoxicants in Sikh places of worship. Sant Attar Singh started an initiation movement to remove anti-Sikh practices from the Sikh faith. The Nirmallas interepreted Sikh teachings through a Vedic lens. Some British administers, who were genuinely concerned about the eroding Sikh identity, used Christian metaphysics/theology to interpret the teachings. Terms like monotheist, god, lord, master, heaven and hell were used. The Muslims looked upon Guru Nanak as their own because of his travels in the middle east, his close relation to Muslims, his teaching of One Creator, rejection of Hindu practices. We have 3 different perspectives. How can the Guru contradict himself? He didn't, the ambiguities came about as a result of interpretation by non Sikh 'scholars'. Today there are many decent people like Seechewal who work for the community, but what good is he when his sect is cutting our roots, making RSSs job easier. And then there are the modern secularists who looking through the prism of scientific rationality have reduced the Guru to a religious reformer like Luther King.
...🙏...ਸिਤ ਸੀ੍ ਅਕਾਲ,
ਇਹ िਕਸਤ ਬਹੁਤ ਖਾਸ ਹੈ.ਦੁਵਾਰਾ ਸੁਣਨ ਚ ਨੁਕਤੇ ਸਮਝ ਲਈ ਹੋਰ ਅिਹਮ/ਜਰੂਰੀ ਹੋ ਜਾਂਦੇ ਨੇ.
Dharamveer Singh bilkul ji
Bot bot dhanwaad g
Waheguru ji ka khalsa Waheguru ji ki fateh
Well done
Good thinking, great personality.
waheguru
Very good
🙏
Question by RSS office Bearers to a Gursikh - Why are Sikhs against RSS Rashtriya Svayam sevak or its prodigy RSS Rashtriya Sikh sangat?
Answer by Gursikh -
Brahminism has always feared the Sikh faith. The Sikh Gurus proclaimed the equality of all humanity and rejected practices like caste, holy threads and worship of the cow. The exploitation of simple people by the Brahmin was eliminated. Although Hindu fundamentalists have taken a keen interest in destroying Sikhism for centuries, this latest cycle of Hindu attacks on Sikhism can be traced to 1993 though it actually started in 1925, The Sikh Liberation Movement had been brutally crushed in Punjab and was on its final breaths. Sikh villagers were afraid of being identified as being practicing Sikhs and roves of young Sikh men were cutting their hair so that they would not be harassed or killed by the police.
It was at this point that a new "Sikh" organization, the Rashtri Sikh Sangat began to enter Sikh villages. This organization began to distribute literature about the Sikh faith and hold meetings. Many villagers thought that it was an attempt to revive Sikh pride, but in fact, the literature was written to show Sikhs to be a part of Hinduism.
Some quotes from RSS
"Instead of sacrificing humans, Guru ji sacrificed goats and started the tradition of Punj Pyaaray. All five Pyaaras were followers of the Hindu faith" {Dr. Himmat Sinh in Rashtra Dharam)
"The Sikh Gurus showed faith in the Hindu faith and visited Hindu pilgrimage sites to show this" (Rashtra Dharam, p. 31)
"When Guru Arjan was doing the Kar Seva of Harimandeir, Vishnu reflected and said, "Lakshmi, the Guru is my own form. There is no difference between us. He is making my temple. Let us go and see the building of our new temple…" (Rashtra Dharam, 90)
"The difference between Hindus and Sikhs was the creation of the English mind." (Rashtra Dharam, 98)
"If today someone were to make a portrait of Guru Nanak without a beard and turban, his life would be in danger but in fact, the practice of keeping long hair and beards began only in the 20th Century. (Madhu Kishvara, Hindustan Times Aug 21, 1999)
"Guru Arjan Dev and Guru Tegh Bahadur used to pay obeisance to the feet of the Devi" (Surindar Kumar, Jag Bani)
"Guru Gobind Singh with the blessings of the Avtars (Brahma, Vishnu, Shiva) created the Khalsa Panth." (Sangat Sandesh, Sept 1998)
"Maharana Partap, the Rani of Jhansi and Guru Gobind Singh were all great patriots" (Rashtra Dharam)
"The Sangh [RSS] is the Khalsa" (Ravani, Dec 1997)
A 25-Point of Attack
The RSS has 25 points with which it hopes to attack the Sikh faith and lead to its eventual assimilation. All 25 points are very easily refuted but lack of education and knowledge coupled with the RSS’s organized attack make this a serious danger.
These points are already being incorporated into school text books and taught as real history. This skewed history is already taught in many areas.
1) Sikhs are an inseparable part of Hindu society.
2) If Hinduism is a tree, Sikhism is a fruit on that tree.
3) Gurbani is like the Ganga, it emerges from the Gangotri of the Vedas
4) The Khalsa was crated to protect Hinduism and Hindustan
5) Japji Sahib is a summary of the Gita
6) The Failure of the 1857 "War of Independence" [in reality an unorganized uprising by Poorbiya soldiers who 8 years earlier helped the British conquer Punjab] was defeated only by the Sikhs
7) Banda Singh Bahadur was really Veer Banda Bairagi
8) The Sikh Gurus worshipped the cow
9) Condemning Bhai Kanh Singh Nabha and Bhai Veer Singh
10) Use examples from Trumpp and other anti-Sikh western scholars
11) The Sikh Gurus used Vedic ceremonies
12) Guru Gobind Singh worshipped the Goddess Durga
13) Guru Sahib was from the family or Ram and his devotee
14) Sikhs are from Lav-Kush
15) Baba Ram Singh was the legitimate Guru of the Sikhs
16) Create posters which challenge Sikh principles but appear to be pro-Sikh
17) Insist on using the Bikrami calendar and share Hindu festivals
18) Call Bhai Hakeekat Singh, Hakeekat Rai and illustrate him as a clean-shaven Hindu
19) Claim [with no historical basis] that Guru Gobind Singh sent his army to liberate Ram Janam Bhumi in Ayodhya from the Mughals
20) To create the Khalsa, Guru Gobind Singh seeked blessing from the gods and goddesses and used Hindu mantras. The Kakaars were also blessings from the gods.
21) Equate "Ik Oankaar" with "OM"
22) Call Bhai Mati Das "Guru Mati Das Sharma"
23) To do parkash of Sree Guru Granth Sahib in Mandirs and put pictures of Hindu Gods in Sikh Gurdwaras
24) Project Guru Gobind Singh as having taken a different ideology from Guru Nanak and to make him into a Patriotic Hero of India
25) Make all of Sikh history take a Hindu tint.
These are some of the very few reasons sikhs are against RSS.
RSS involvement in Sikh Genocide ---- There is so much proof. There were at least 600 FIR against many RSS workers BJP's role in the 1984 Sikh riots. In fact Vajpaicommended Indra for attack on Golden Temple which Advani also supported.
So BJP, RSS and Congress all are guilty of killing Sikh. Even if few people saved Sikh does not absolve those who murdered Sikhs. The RSS helping Sikh is also a propaganda to get support which is a recent edit on Wiki and is being exaggerated to a big number. Modi wants to play a positive social media image of BJP and RSS.
I doubt you will get articles in support of RSS involvement except the copies of FIR and old newspaper reports. Few have managed to be there still.
and indirect. One may say that they were downplayed by congress to feel anti-sikh due to the terrorists activity in Punjab but that does not justify them killing innocent Sikh.
When ever riots happen people of both sides gets killed, but in 1984 only people dead were Sikh.
The RSS and BJP did not raise their voice when congress was brutally inciting violence and then very conveniently opposed the same 2 years later naming Congress as the defaulter. In fact many RSS members still believe that what happened in 1984 was necessary to control the Sikh and their power. All these organisations are equally liable and will be no matter how many lives they save later.
So sad but true. Thank you
Derrida's deconstruction can be liberating at times and sometimes a nuisance. He deconstructs oversimplified national identities and homogenized nation states, but continues with his method to locate heterogeneity in sub groups, preventing any kind of unified cohesive community to form. Consequently the community is depoliticized, and has no target - no political aim, no struggle for self determination. Edward Said was critical of Derrida for placing things out of context. Edward was a campaigner for Palestinian political independence and his work is indicative of this, whereas Derrida remained almost absent from politics. Derrida's greatest contribution however is on interpretation and translation of texts, and Edwards path breaking book Orientalism owes much to Foucault and Derrida.
Orientalism has the tendency to universalize identities. There are people today who talk of the universality of Islam or Buddhism and Confucianism, when it is apparent that the people who practice these religions are divided on national lines. Vietnamese for example are not Chinese, centuries of conflict divided these people. The Vietnamese are proud of their distinct identity and cultural heritage, just as Japanese are proud of theirs. But Japan is not homogenous, and neither is China, though Buddhism or Daoism may have a universal appeal.
Ghadar Movement (Kindle Edition).
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Eni knowledge kive aundi aa kise sikh nu ya aam insaan nu?
Read Sikh and western literature. It's available at your fingertips nowadays. Above all, pray to Waheguru for Vivak budhi.
Dear Sikhs anti Sikh organisation RSS is too big, below is list of RSS related/affiliated parties, groups, associations etc.
Sangh Parivar
The Sangh Parivar (Family of Organisations) refers to the family of Hindu nationalist organisations which have been started by members of the Rashtriya Swayamsevak Sangh (RSS) or drew inspiration from its ideology. The Sangh Parivar represents the Hindu nationalist movement.
It includes the RSS and several dozen affiliated organisations, whose members' expressed opinions have been diverse over a range of topics.
Nominally, the different organisations within the Sangh Parivar run independently and different policies but goal is one.
Sangh Parivar members.
The Sangh Parivar includes the following organisations (with membership figures in brackets). They are also categorized.
Political
All Jammu and Kashmir Praja Parishad, literally, "People's Council", a political party active in Jammu from 1947 to 1963.
Bharatiya Jana Sangh, literally, "Indian People's Association" a political party that existed from 1951 to 1977.
Bharatiya Janata Party (BJP),
Indian People's Party (100 million, March 2015)
Occupational and Professional
Bharatiya Kisan Sangh, literally, Indian Farmers' Association (8m)
Bharatiya Mazdoor Sangh, Indian Labourers' Association (10 million as of 2009)
Bharatiya Railways Sangh, Indian Railways Workers' AssociationFishermen's Co-operative Societies (2.2m)
Samskar Bharati, Organisation of Indian Artists
Akhil Bharatiya Adhivakta Parishad, All India Lawyers' Council
Akhil Bharatiya Vidyarthi Parishad, All India Students' Council (2.8m)
Akhil Bharatiya Shaikshik Mahasangh, All India Teachers' Federation (1.8m)
National Medicos Organisation, Organisation of Medical Practitioners.
Akhil Bharatiya Poorva Sainik Seva Parishad, (ABPSSP) All India Ex-Military Servicemen Council.
EconomicSwadeshi Jagaran Manch, Nativist Awakening Front
Vitta Salahkar Parishad, Financial consultants' associationLaghu Udyog Bharati, an extensive network of small industries.
Sahkar Bharati, Organisation of co-operativesSocial Services
Deen Dayal Shodh Sansthan, for the development of rural areas on the basis of Integral Humanism (1.7m)[53]
Bharatiya Vikas Parishad, Organization for the development & growth of India in all fields of human endeavor (1.8m)
Vivekananda Medical Mission, Sociomedical Services (1.7m)
Seva Bharati, Organisation for service of the needy (founded in 1984)Sakshama, an organization working among the blind.
Nele (a part of "Hindu Seva Pratishthana"), Home for destitute Children
Lok Bharati, National NGO's FrontSeema Suraksha Parishad, an organization working among the people of border districts
Exclusively Women Rashtra Sevika Samiti, literally, National Volunteer Association for Women (1.8m)
Shiksha Bharati (2.1m), to provide education and training for skill up gradation to underprivileged girls and women.
Durga Vahini, Women's wing of Vishwa Hindu Parishad.
Religious
Vishwa Hindu Parishad, World Hindu Council(2.8m)
Bajrang Dal, Army of Hanuman (2m)
Hindu jagarana vedike, literally, National Volunteer Association for men to protect the HindusDharm Jagaran Samiti, Organization for conversion of non-Hindus to Hinduism and their coordinating committee "Dharam Jagaran Samanvay Samiti"
Muslim Rashtriya Manch, National Front of MuslimsRashtriya Hindu Andolan, based in Maharashtra calls for the deletion of "secular" from the Indian Constitution
Rashtriya Sikh Sangat, a sociocultural organisation with the aim to spread the knowledge of Gurbani to the Indian society.
Hindu Munnani, a religio-cultural organization based in Tamil Nadu.
Hindu Rashtra Sena, propagating for the establishment of Hindu Rashtra.
Hindu Aikya Vedi,
Hindu United Front based in Kerala
EducationalEkal Vidyalaya, Involved in free education and village development in rural areas and tribal villages of India.
Saraswati Shishu Mandir, NurseryVidya Bharati,
Educational InstitutesVijnana Bharati, Science Forum
Socio-EthnicVanavasi Kalyan Ashram,
Organisation for the improvement of tribalsYouth for seva,
Organisation for the improvement of childrenFriends of Tribals SocietyAnusuchit Jati-Jamati Arakshan Bachao Parishad, Organisation for the improvement of Dalits
Bharat-Tibet Maitri Sangh, India-Tibet Friendship AssociationNews & CommunicationOrganiser, Magazine
Vishwa Samvad Kendra, communication Wing, spread all over India for media related work, having a team of IT professionals(samvada.org)Hindustan Samachar, a multi-lingual news agency.
Think Tanks
Bharatiya Vichara Kendra, General Think Tank.
Hindu Vivek Kendra, a resource center for the promotion of the ideology of Hindutva.
Vivekananda Kendra, promotion of Swami Vivekananda's ideas with Vivekananda International Foundation in New Delhi as a "Public Policy Think Tank" with 6 Centres of study.India Policy Foundation, a not-for-profit Think Tank
Bharatiya Shikshan Mandal, a Think Tank on educational reforms.
India Foundation, a Think Tank
Akhil Bharatiya Itihas Sankalan Yojana(ABISY), All-India history reform projectSyama Prasad Mookerjee Research Foundation (SPMRF)
Overseas
Hindu Swayamsevak Sangh, literally, Hindu Volunteer Association overseas wing of RSS
Hindu Students Council, Overseas Hindu Students' Wing ChildrenOthers
Samskrita Bharati, promotion of the Sanskritlanguage
Central Hindu Military Education Society, to encourage more Hindus to join the Defence Services
Kreeda Bharati, Sports Organization.
Samskar Bharati, Cultural unit
German di Sangat wadhai di pattar hai