With the Bharatiya Janata Party in power, its ideological parent, the Rashtriya Swayamsevak Sangh, has set itself a target of enrolling one crore volunteers. Even States such as West Bengal and Tamil Nadu, where regional parties have traditionally held sway, witness its expansion.
>The rise of the Saffron brigadeThough the Sangh’s thrust on Swadeshi and frugal ways of living are in sharp contrast with Narendra Modi’s economic policies, it needs the BJP to achieve the bigger goal of expanding its sphere of influence across the country >Read More... |
>Testing the waters of the HooghlyThe RSS in West Bengal is aiming at the border areas to address the issue of Bangladeshi immigrants >Read More... |
>Conquering the Tamil heartlandThe RSS is trying to shed its image of being an organisation of the Brahmins >Read More... |
Published - November 30, 2014 01:00 am IST