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    'M S Golwalkar saw RSS through crises, shaped its future'

    Madhav Sadashivrao Golwalkar's unexpected selection as RSS chief in 1940 marked a key moment. He led the organisation through difficult periods. Golwalkar navigated the Quit India movement and Partition. The RSS faced a ban after Mahatma Gandhi's assassination. Golwalkar worked from jail to lift the ban. He gave the organisation a new direction.

    MP police register case against Digvijaya Singh over controversial post on ex-RSS chief Golwalkar

    The police in Indore have registered a case against senior Congress leader Digvijaya Singh after he shared a controversial post on MS Golwalkar, the former Chief of the RSS, on social media. Singh has been accused of hurting the religious sentiments of Hindu community workers by sharing the post on Facebook. The police received the complaint from a local lawyer and RSS worker Rajesh Joshi, which resulted in the registration of the FIR on Saturday night.

    No one should glorify reactionary ideologies and its leaders, says Kerala CM Pinarayi Vijayan

    Earlier reacting to criticism over including books of MS Golwalkar, Veer Savarkar, and Deendayal Upadhyaya in the curriculum, Kannur University Vice-Chancellor Gopinath Raveendran said that the texts must be read and then either accepted or rejected.

    Culture ministry's tweet celebrating RSS leader MS Golwalkar as a profound thinker sparks outrage

    Many opposition leaders such as Shashi Tharoor and Gaurav Gogoi and prominent celebrities such as Swara Bhasker and Richa Chaddha condemned the ministry’s tweet, calling it a glorification of a bigot.

    After political parties, progressive outfits condemn move to name new RGCB campus after MS Golwalkar

    With a political row raging over the Centre's decision to name the second campus of the Rajiv Gandhi Centre for Biotechnology here after the RSS ideologue M S Golwalkar, two progressive outfits have condemned the move and urged the union government to give it the name of any reputed scientist if needed.

    LDF, Congress flay government's decision to name RGCB's second campus after Golwalkar

    Tharoor, in a series of tweets, asked whether the Centre wanted to "memorialise a bigoted Hitler-admirer, who in a 1966 speech to VHP, asserted the supremacy of religion over science?"

    The Economic Times
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