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MP Rajya Sabha (2018-July ‘24) Author: Biography of Dr K B Hedgewar,RSS founder, Professor:University of Delhi
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Opinion Bengal win shows demographic anxieties cannot be ignored

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By Rakesh Sinha
| The Indian Express Verified
The victory is special for the RSS fraternity in its centenary year. Its founder, K B Hedgewar, was a part of the revolutionary organisation, Anushilan Samiti, as a medicine student in Kolkata. West Bengal has always been a priority area for the party. Shyama Prasad Mookerjee, a prominent Hindu Mahasabha leader and later the founder President of the Bharatiya Jana Sangh, was from West Bengal.
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Communism in India is let down by its own incoherence

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By Rakesh Sinha
| The Indian Express Verified
The communist movement, which was once a formidable force and voice in Indian politics, has declined not only electorally but also among workers and the peasantry. The Bharatiya Mazdoor Sangh (BMS), an affiliate of the RSS, is the most dominant player in the trade union movement. Even on the centenary of its ideological-political journey, there is little evidence of open or internal deliberations aimed at understanding the reasons for the Left’s decline.
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More than two decades later, at end of the red corridor, there is light

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By Rakesh Sinha
| The Indian Express Verified
The recent killings and spate of surrenders indicate that the tables are finally being turned, after more than two decades. Security operations now involve not just the use of helicopters and drones, but also anti-mine vehicles, highly-trained state police personnel, and fortified police stations.
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