Smt. Madhavi Latha Kompella is a true representative of Nari Shakti, Sanatani, Vedic scholar and by profession the CEO & MD of Virinchi Hospitals in Hyderabad. To nurture and sustain Sanatana Dharma for future generations, with a special focus on guiding youth and empowering women, we are honored to engage with her inspiring spiritual leadership to promote Sanatan Dharma by energizing, awakening and motivating the communities in 45 days at several places in USA as per the details of venues, timings and local contacts at https://SaveTemples.org/page/mlk-usa   {{album_1519}}

Hindu festivals are not just holidays, new clothes, or pastries. Each of our festivals is a blend of spirituality, health, knowledge, and social well-being. Our ancestors built each ritual with a scientific approach. In the Dwapara Yuga, Lord Balarama and Lord Krishna enriched the Indian continent with dairy crops. While Balarama, as a farmer (Halik Udai) with a plough, made the land fertile and turned agriculture into a festival, Lord Krishna, as a cowherd, developed the cowherd and promoted dairy products. Inspired by both, 'Sankranti' emerged as an agricultural festival, associating cattle, which play a key role in the production of food grains with our lives. ● Bhoota Daya: This land does not belong only to humans, but the 'Bhoota Daya' that every living being has an equal right here is visible in our festivals. ● Nature Worship: Our festivals proclaim that human survival is possible only by preserving and worshipping nature. ● Scientific Foundation: Behind every festival, there is a health secret or an astronomical science. Therefore, we should not see Sankranti as just a festival, but as a festival that helps us understand the scientific and human depth of our culture. Through the festival of Sankranti, we get three great samskaras: health (Bhogi), spiritual knowledge (Sankranti), and compassion for life (Kanuma). Bhogi: Mass Health Sacrifice and Scientific Secrets. The first day of the Sankranti festival, 'Bhogi', is not just a ritual; it is a mass health sacrifice. The scientific secrets behind it and the results of worldwide research are as follows: 1. Bhogi Mantalu (mass burning): Due to the extreme cold during Sankranti, harmful germs increase in the atmosphere. Burning medicinal tree branches like Ravi, mango, and medi (oudumbara) in a bonfire is like a 'mass homam'. A study conducted by the National Botanical Research Institute (NBRI) in Lucknow has scientifically proven that smoke from the homam fire reduces airborne bacteria by up to 94%. The 'formaldehyde' is released when cow ghee is burnt, and the 'methanol' present in cow dung disinfects the atmosphere. 2. The homam fire improves air quality. The smoke emitted by the ghee-homam combination releases 'negative ions' into the air. These cause dust particles and airborne allergens to fall. This cleans the air and provides our lungs with quality oxygen. 3. On December 3, 1984, when a methyl isocyanate (MIC) gas leak occurred in Bhopal, the world was shocked when the family of Sohan Lal Kushwaha escaped safely despite being very close to the poisonous gas. At that time, a team of doctors from the hospital in Bhopal, Dr. M.L. Sharma and Dr. S. Jain, conducted research on the family. The doctors confirmed that the smoke emitted by the Kushwaha family's constant 'Agnihotra Homa' formed a 'protective layer' around their house. This not only neutralized the poisonous gas but also protected their blood from any abnormalities. Scientific journals in Germany and America have also analyzed how this 'Agnihotra Therapy' reduces environmental pollution. 4. Plums are called 'Arka fruits'. They store solar energy. When poured on the head, these have a positive effect on the child's brain. As these grains touch certain points on the head, the nerve centers on the head are stimulated (Soft Acupressure), and blood circulation improves. This increases the child's cognitive power and concentration. Plums are rich in vitamin C. Makar Sankranti – Astronomy and Health Benefits 1. We celebrate Sankranti on the day when the sun enters Capricorn from Sagittarius. Due to this, the day gradually increases in the northern hemisphere. 2. Our almanac calculation takes into account the sun, moon, and zodiac. Our ancestors decided on this festival by determining which stars the sun is among in the sky. This is called 'Nirayana Siddhanta'. It is more subtle than modern astronomy. 3. Our scriptures say that Uttarayan is the 'day of the gods'. As proof of this, Bhishma Pitamah waited for this auspicious time, gave up his life, and attained Kaivalya. 4. Eating sesame and jaggery on Sankranti gives warmth to the body. The calcium in sesame and the iron in jaggery increase the body's immunity. 5. Placing cow dung in the porch purifies the air. By pouring rice flour on the ants and birds, food is provided. This is a proof of 'Bhoota Yajna' (compassion for living beings) in our Sanatana Dharma. Kanuma Festival - Scientific and Social Aspects 1. Cattle Festival - Gratitude: The 'Advaita Bhavana', which proclaims that God is present in every living being in creation, is seen in this. The health secret behind applying colors (lime) to the horns of cattle is that they prevent infections that can affect cattle. 2. Nature Worship: The main purpose of 'Yeruvaka' is to recognize the labor behind the food we eat and to show respect for the laborers. We remember the Sun, the Moon, the Wind and Mother Earth, reminding us that man is dependent on nature. 3. Govardhan Puja: The message is that man can be saved only if he protects nature (mountains, forests). Your donations are appreciated. By Zelle: ghhfusaorg@gmail.com PayPal: savetemples.org By Check: Or you can send a check payable to GHHF, 14726 Harmony Lane, Frisco, TX 75035. It is tax-deductible. 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Swami Vivekananda Jayanti (12/01/2026) Modern Indian Spiritual Inspiration – Swami Vivekananda Jayanti Swami Vivekananda is the great sage who introduced Indian spirituality and the universality of Hinduism to the world. We celebrate his birth anniversary as 'National Youth Day'. His teachings, which state, "If you think of yourself as weak, you will become weak; if you think of yourself as strong, you will become strong," remain a compass for youth today. It is not merely spirituality but a way of life that integrates social well-being, nationalism, and self-cultivation. Childhood intelligence and curiosity: Narendra was born on January 12, 1863, in Calcutta to Vishwanath Dutta and Bhuvaneshwari Devi. From childhood, he had an inquisitive mind that asked, "Why? What?" Narendra, who excelled in music and gymnastics along with his studies, was a boy with extraordinary concentration. Once, while returning the books he had borrowed from the library in a single day, a suspicious librarian asked him questions, and he answered them without hesitation, thereby demonstrating his 'child genius'. Facing fear: Once, monkeys chased Vivekananda in Varanasi. While he was running away in fear, a monk came across him and said, "Don't run. Face them!" As soon as Swamiji turned around and stood up bravely, the monkeys fled. Through this incident, he taught us that "one should not run away from problems in life and be afraid, but face them bravely." Maternal devotion and selflessness: Before going abroad, Vivekananda sought his mother's permission. She asked him, "Narendra! Give me that monkey here," to test him. Narendra held the knife's sharp end in his hand and handed the handle to his mother. Seeing that, she said, "You can go to the welfare of the world." Because she realized that he had the selfless quality of not caring about the hardships involved in doing good for others. Vivekananda as a world conqueror: His quest for the existence of God led him to Sri Ramakrishna Paramahamsa. In 1893, he introduced Vedanta to the Western world at the World's Parliament of Religions, held in Chicago, America. There, as he began his speech with the words "Brothers and sisters of America!", thousands in the audience applauded continuously. Self-Individualism - Seed Example: Swami Vivekananda taught a great lesson to the youth: "Take inspiration from others, but do not give up your individuality." He used the example of a seed to illustrate this. A seed needs air, soil, and water to grow, but it does not become air or soil. It simply uses them and becomes a 'tree' with its own personality. Similarly, today's youth should not blindly imitate others but choose their own path. Teacher Tasks Discussion after the story (analysis) Did the children learn how to address problems through the monkey incident? (About courage and fearlessness.) What qualities of Narendra is seen in the way he gave the knife to his mother? (About selflessness and care for others.) What did Vivekananda say about personality through the example of the seed? (About the difference between imitation and inspiration.) Expression (Creativity) Stories of the brave: Children should share with the class a time when they faced fear. Reading of sayings: Sayings like "Strength is life - weakness is death" or "Arise, awake" should be recited aloud with the children. Practical Activity (Implementation) Fearlessness: This week, children should try to do something (e.g., speaking on stage, learning something new) with courage and without fear. Polite Help: When assisting parents at home, they should act with care and selflessness, as Vivekananda did. Your donations are appreciated. By Zelle: ghhfusaorg@gmail.com PayPal: savetemples.org By Check: Or you can send a check payable to GHHF, 14726 Harmony Lane, Frisco, TX 75035. It is tax-deductible. By Rupees: call 601-918-7111; +91 83096 43979 {{album_1517}}

[GHHF Assam] Summary of the Major Activities Conducted in 2025. 1.  Kanyaka / Kumari Pujan was performed in Bala Samskar Kendras in Assam—significance of Kumari Puja Explained. 2.  12 Christians returned to Hinduism, appreciating the selfless service they received during the floods in Assam. 3. Expanding our activities to Manipur with Bala Samskar Kendras, the formation of a women’s group, and a Youth group. 4. Students celebrated Guru Purnima by touching the feet of their teachers and Parents in Assam. 5. Laid the Foundation for Hindu Resurgence in Assam: Hindu Yuva Manch's Grassroots Training Camp. 6. Distributed more than 2500 booklets on LOVE JIHAD to families; Many Community leaders joined our team in this effort. 7. Flood Relief Activity Report – Relentless yeoman service rendered to more than 5000 people, 38 Villages, and 70 cows over TEN Days. 8. Bala Samskar Students celebrated World Environment Day by planting 200 saplings to protect Mother Earth 9. Hindu Yuva Manch Celebrated the Victory of Operation Sindoor in Udharbond, Assam 10. Hindu New Year (Gudi Padwa) was celebrated by Bala Samskar students by drawing Rangoli at their houses. 11. Hindu Yuva Manch of Global Hindu Heritage Foundation begins its journey in Assam. 12. Love Jihad special meeting to Villagers highlighting the deceptive, cruel, and brutal methods Muslim youth use to trap Hindu girls. 13. Holi was celebrated by the students, teachers, and parents in Assam; they learned about the reasons behind Holi. 14. Bala Samskar Students learned about Swami Vivekananda, his foreign tours, and his contribution. Your donations are appreciated. By Zelle: ghhfusaorg@gmail.com PayPal: savetemples.org By Check: You can send a check payable to GHHF at 14726 Harmony Lane, Frisco, TX 75035. It is tax-deductible. By Rupees: call 601-918-7111; +91 83096 43979 {{album_1516}}

Global Hindu Heritage Foundation Washington D.C., USA   Website: www.savetemples.org   Email: info@savetemples.org   Date: January 9, 2026   Open Letter to All Hindu Organizations, Temples, Mathas, Peethams, and Dharma Rakshak Groups Worldwide Subject: Urgent Call for Unified Action Against the Breaking India Forces – The Survival of Sanatan Dharma Depends on Our Collective Resolve Dear Brothers and Sisters in Dharma, The time for silence, hesitation, or isolated efforts has passed. Sanatan Dharma faces an existential threat from a well-coordinated, deeply entrenched nexus of forces determined to fragment Bharat, erode our sacred traditions, and dismantle Hindu civilization from within. This is not mere rhetoric – it is the stark reality exposed by visionary thinkers like Rajiv Malhotra in his seminal work Breaking India, and witnessed daily through relentless assaults on our temples, scriptures, deities, and cultural heritage. The Breaking India nexus – comprising Western-funded NGOs, leftist academics, urban Naxals, missionary networks, and Islamist radicals – operates with ruthless precision. They rewrite our history to portray Hindus as perpetual oppressors, mock our rituals as superstition while appeasing other faiths, infiltrate media and education to poison young minds, and systematically target our icons, temples, and traditions. Their goal is clear: weaken Hindu unity, convert vulnerable communities, and ultimately Balkanize Bharat along fault lines of caste, region, and ideology. Recent events, such as the orchestrated outrage over a poster at the upcoming 20th State Conference of the Parashurama Kshatriya Sangham in Tadepatri (January 10-11, 2026), lay bare their hypocrisy. While blasphemy against Hindu Gods is celebrated as “free speech,” any expression of Hindu anguish is branded “fascism” and “intolerance.” This double standard is not accidental – it is a calculated strategy to keep Hindus defensive, divided, and apologetic. We at the Global Hindu Heritage Foundation (GHHF) refuse to remain passive. For years, we have been on the frontlines: protecting temples from government overreach, fighting forced conversions, providing education and aid to needy Hindu children, preserving our sacred sites, and awakening global Hindu consciousness. But we cannot win this civilizational battle alone. The enemy is organized, funded, and relentless. Victory demands unbreakable Hindu unity – a united front that transcends organizational boundaries, regional differences, and individual egos. This is why we urgently appeal to you – every Hindu organization, temple trust, matha, peetham, and dharma rakshak group across the world – to join hands with us in a powerful, coordinated alliance against these Breaking India forces. We propose immediate, collective action on the following fronts: 1. Unified Defense of Temples and Traditions – Joint campaigns to free temples from government control and protect them from encroachment, demolition, and misuse. 2. Countering Anti-Hindu Narratives – Coordinated efforts to expose biased media, academia, and NGOs through research, publications, social media, and legal action. 3. Anti-Conversion Drive – Collaborative programs to educate vulnerable communities, provide social support, and legally challenge aggressive missionary activities. 4. Global Hindu Awakening – Joint events, conferences, and youth programs to instill pride in Sanatan Dharma and mobilize the next generation. 5. Resource and Intelligence Sharing – A networked platform to share information, strategies, and resources for maximum impact. The survival of Hindu civilization is at stake. If we remain fragmented, the Breaking India forces will pick us off one by one. But united, we are invincible – drawing upon the eternal strength of Sanatan Dharma that has withstood invasions and assaults for millennia. We cannot afford delay. The attacks are intensifying. Every day we hesitate, more temples are endangered, more minds are poisoned, and more souls are lost to predatory conversions. Stand with us now. Join the Global Hindu Heritage Foundation in this sacred yudh for Dharma. Respond to this letter, reach out to us, and let us forge an unbreakable Hindu Mahasangh that will reclaim our narrative, defend our faith, and ensure that Sanatan Dharma thrives for generations to come. Arise, Awake, and Unite – Until the Goal is Reached. Jai Shri Ram In service of Dharma,   Rajesh Gooty Chair of the Advisory Board   Global Hindu Heritage Foundation   Dr. V. Prakasarao Velagapudi President   Global Hindu Heritage Foundation   For coordination and partnership inquiries:   Email: info@savetemples.org   Website: www.savetemples.org {{album_1515}}

Lord Venkateswara’s history can be traced in numerous Puranas and other scriptures. The Global Hindu Heritage Foundation has prepared this article to demonstrate how many Puranas and other scriptures revealed the significance of the Temple and how it was described. All Hindus should refresh their memories and know how lucky we are to have Lord Venkateswara in this Kaliyuga to bless us and help us cross this samsara. Given the significant descriptions in numerous Puranas and Scriptures, it is the obligation of all Hindus and their management to ensure that the sanctity is maintained in accordance with the requirements for reaping the benefits of Lord Venkateswara. Lord Venkateswara in Varaha Purana Varāha Purāṇa establishes Lord Venkateswara as the supreme refuge in Kali Yuga. Śrī Venkaṭeśāth paro devo nāsthy anyoḥ śaraṇam bhuvi | Venkaṭeśa samo devo nāsti nāsti maheṭale || Meaning: “There is no other Lord like Venkateśa to seek refuge in for protection, and no other god equal to him on Earth.” This verse forms the doctrinal foundation identifying Him as pratyakṣa daivam. Skanda Purāṇa – Venkatachala Mahātmyam While many narrative sections highlight the sacredness of Tirumala and associated legends, a devotional verse often quoted is: Translation: “A man who has the good fortune of seeing the divine appearance of Lord Srinivasa even for a moment attains salvation.” This underscores the redemptive power of darśana (sacred vision) of the Lord in puranic tradition. Padma Purāṇa – Uttara-khaṇḍa The Padma Purāṇa repeatedly states that Lord Viṣṇu remains accessible in Kali Yuga through arcā-avatāra (temple form) rather than through cosmic incarnations. Sloka (Uttara-khaṇḍa, Kali-yuga Mahātmya context) kalau nāsti gatir anyā nāsti nāsti gatir anyā | harer nāma harer nāma harer nāmaiva kevalam || Though famous from the Bṛhan-nāradīya Purāṇa, Padma Purāṇa reiterates the same doctrine, immediately followed by explanations that Viṣṇu abides permanently in sacred kṣetras for devotees who surrender. Traditional Tirumala interpretation: Among all kṣetras, Veṅkaṭācala is singled out as Viṣṇu’s permanent residence, making Venkateśvara the functional Kali-yuga avatāra. From the Sri Venkateswara Stotram Two more verses, composed in devotional praise: “kamalākuca cūcuka kuṅkumato niyatāruṇi tātula nīlatano | kamalāyata lochana lokapate vijayībhava veṅkaṭa śailapate” Meaning: "O Lord of Venkata Hill! May you ever be victorious. You are youthful, with a saffron mark on your chest, with compassionate lotus-like eyes, ruling the universe." “sacaturmukha ṣaṇmukha pañchamukha pramukhā khiladaivata moulimaṇe | śaraṇāgata vatsala sāranidhe paripālaya māṃ vṛṣa śailapate” Meaning: "Four-faced Brahmā, six-faced Skanda, five-faced Hanumān—You are above and beyond all. O compassionate Lord of Vrishachala, protector of devotees, ocean of virtues—please care for me." From the Venkateswara Suprabhātam (Traditional Dawn Hymn) One of the central hymns recited daily to awaken the Lord in his Tirumala sanctum: IAST: śrīmannabhīṣṭavaradākhilalokabandho | śrīśrīnivāsajagadekadayaikasindho | śrīdevatāgṛhabhujāntaradivyamūrte | śrīveṅkaṭācalapate tava suprabhātam || Meaning: "O benevolent granter of wishes, the beloved of all worlds; ocean of compassion and alone refuge of the universe; divine form enthroned on the chest of deity—O Lord of Venkata-hill! May your dawn be auspicious." Venkatachala Mahatmyam – Glory of Tirumala Hills The Venkatachala Mahatmyam, a section of the Varaha Purana, explains why Tirumala (the Tirupati hills) became sacred. Once, Mother Earth (Bhudevi) pleaded with Lord Vishnu to descend to Earth to relieve suffering caused by the sins of Kali Yuga. Vishnu appeared on the Seven Hills (Saptagiri) and resided there as Venkateswara, making Tirumala a spiritual center. This sacred geography represents the seven heads of Adi Shesha, the divine serpent. Brahmanda Purana Scriptures consistently declare bhakti and nāma-smaraṇa as the sole viable paths in Kali Yuga. Brahmāṇḍa Purāṇa: 'Kalau Keśava kīrtanāt' – Liberation is attained through chanting Vishnu’s names. Skanda Purana on Venkatachala as a Mahakṣetra Skanda Purāṇa (Venkatachala Mahātmyam) elevates Tirumala as eternal and self-manifested (svayambhū). The seven hills correspond to the seven hoods of Ādi Śeṣa, thereby underscoring their cosmic significance. Conclusion Lord Venkateswara is the supreme compassionate deity of the Kali Yuga. Tirumala is not merely a pilgrimage center but a divinely mandated institution. Any administrative framework must align strictly with scriptural authority.

For a society to thrive and a Dharma to flourish, women must be strengthened both economically and socially. Recognizing this profound truth, the Global Hindu Heritage Foundation (GHHF) has launched a major initiative to make Hindu women self-reliant. As part of this mission, a Free Sewing Machine Training Center will be inaugurated on the 10th of this month in Dhone, Nandyal district. The primary challenge faced by underprivileged Hindu families today is economic inequality. Women in rural and semi-urban areas often struggle due to a lack of specialized skills and sustainable employment opportunities. Exploiting this financial vulnerability, certain organizations use "service" as a facade to target and convert innocent women. The core objective of this project is to prevent such threats by providing our sisters with a solid economic foundation rooted in spiritual awareness. In the newly established center at Dhone, batches of women will be trained every two months. To ensure high-quality learning, we have already procured 10 sewing machines and all necessary equipment. Integration with Bala Samskara Kendras: The uniqueness of this project lies in its integration with our Bala Samskara Kendras. By providing this training to the mothers of children attending these centers, we ensure that the entire family becomes more deeply connected to our Dharma and community service. With the principle of "Values for Children, Livelihood for Elders," the Hindu community is being strengthened from all sides. The two-month intensive program includes expert-led training in basic cutting, stitching, and designing. Beyond training, GHHF aims to guide these women toward self-employment and, with the support of generous donors, plans to distribute free sewing machines to successful trainees. Under the slogan "Craft for Livelihood," this GHHF initiative is not just a vocational class; it is a movement for social transformation. When a woman becomes financially independent, her family stands resilient against external inducements. Let us hope that this center in Dhone brings a new dawn of light and prosperity into hundreds of households.  Your donations are appreciated. By Zelle: ghhfusaorg@gmail.com PayPal: savetemples.org By Check: Or you can send a check payable to GHHF, 14726 Harmony Lane, Frisco, TX 75035. It is tax-deductible. By Rupees: call 601-918-7111; +91 83096 43979 {{album_1514}}

Global Hindu Heritage Foundation of Assam, under the leadership of Samrat Dutt, organized an awareness campaign to Hindu families about the extent of Love Jihad, the seriousness of Love Jihad, the dangers of it, and how the families are being deceived.  The term Love Jihad is used to allege a ploy to lure Hindu women into religious conversion through deceitful marriage. Assam Chief Minister Himanta Biswas Sarma was planning to bring a law providing for life imprisonment in cases related to Love Jihad to prevent forced conversions. More than 200 Hindus participated. A booklet on love jihad has been distributed amongst all the participants. I spoke on love jihad and elaborately discussed the verses of the Quran and the Muslim Marriage Act. 1.    For the last two years, GHHF Assam has been running a project called Griha Sampark Abhiyan, and in this program, we have touched more than 2000 Hindu families. Our cadets are knocking on the doors of Hindu houses and giving them a Booklet on love jihad. It is to be noted that we printed 5000 booklets on Love Jihad, and 2200 books have already been distributed amongst Hindus. 2. Organized more than 100 village meetings, conducting awareness meetings with ladies and girls to raise awareness about Love Jihad, how Muslims trap the girls, and how they are deceived and converted to Islam. 3. Launched Tejaswini to counter love jihad. Currently, we have 550 women members who are directly working to counter Love Jihad. And protect Hindu girls. 4. Through Tejaswini, we are organizing free martial art classes for School and college-going girls. The Hindu families were reminded that Hindu women are given the highest respect compared to women of any other religion.  In Islam, “Men are in charge of women by [right of] what Allah … So righteous women are devoutly obedient, guarding in [the husband's] absence what Allah would have them guard. But those [wives] from whom you fear arrogance - [first] advise them; [then if they persist], forsake them in bed; and [finally], strike them. But if they obey you [once more], seek no means against them. Indeed, Allah is ever Exalted and Grand.” (4:34) Research has shown that Muslim men deliberately entrap Hindu girls, and they get huge funds for this purpose.  Nirmal Kaur, a retired IPS Officer, expressed her opinion during the NDTV prime-time debate on November 14. The persons executing the entrapment of Hindu women are provided with motorcycles or heavy monetary assistance. These individuals also receive all required legal aid. Many similar cases are emerging. In a way, this is being supported by their subculture. Their community has started accepting and making their people believe that woman has no feelings, and no value in society. They see her as an object.” Please support these activities with your donations. By Zelle: ghhfusaorg@gmail.com PayPal: savetemples.org By Check: Payable to:  GHHF at 14726 Harmony Lane, Frisco, TX 75035. By Rupees: call 601-918-7111; +91 83096 43979. {{album_1513}}

Dr. Shashidhar Ravinuthala, the National Spokesperson of the Vishwa Hindu Parishad for Telangana State, met with Dr. Prakasarao Velagapudi on November 27 at the Vishwa Hindu Parishad office in Koti, Hyderabad. He invited about eight other people to meet with me and explain our activities. He has been following our activities for about 12 years and remembers meeting us more than a decade ago.  He asked me to explain the activities GHHF is undertaking at the ground level. I explained about the sixteen activities we are conducting at the ground level in nine different States and Bangladesh. He was very appreciative of our service to Bharat. He posted on his Facebook page as follows: Insightful meeting yesterday with Dr. Prakasarao Velagapudi, President of the Global Hindu Heritage Foundation (GHHF). Their organized activities in education and heritage protection are vital for the community. A pleasure to learn about their global vision! #GHHF #GlobalHinduHeritageFoundation #Leadership Dr. Shashidhar was appointed as the Vishwa Hindu Parishad’s State Official Spokesperson at the Parishad’s regional conference held on 12th July 2016 at Basara. He participated in several debates on behalf of the Vishwa Hindu Parishad and made a strong impression. He saved the lives of many cows illegally transported across state and interstate borders. He became the ‘Voice of Hindutva’ in raising all the issues related to dharma. He organizes a massive rally on Hanuman Jayanti and on Sree Rama Navami every year. He is currently serving as the National Spokesperson of VHP (Vishwa Hindu Parishad) A Karyakarta who started at the grassroots level, Shashidhar has risen through the ranks through dedication and hard work. His selfless service to humanity is appreciable. Dr. Ravinuthala Shashidhar holds qualifications including PGD-MISCA, M.Sc. (Computer), and LL.M., and has researched “Anti-Terrorism Laws in the post-9/11 world and Indian Laws – A Comparative Study.”  He earned his Doctoral degree from Osmania University for his exceptional research in the Department of Law. {{album_1512}}

Another brutal killing of a Hindu in Bangladesh, and this time it is a volunteer of the Global Hindu Heritage Foundation. Last week, a mob attacked a group of poor Hindus who are living in huts and sheds of metal sheets. Somehow, volunteers of GHHF responded and managed to protect these families, but within a day, about 11 PM, a massive mob of Jihadis attacked and set fire from both sides of the street. Whatever little these poor Hindus have, they have tried to grab and run. By the time GHHF was informed, the rescue team had reached all houses, which were on fire and in chaos. Our volunteers risked their lives and saved everyone, though most were injured. During the rescue, Jihadi militants attacked with petrol bombs (Petrol in glass bottles). Unfortunately, the bottle broke during a fire involving one of our volunteers (names and location not disclosed due to threats to remaining volunteers). He suffered severe burns, damaged vital parts, and succumbed to 65% burns. He battled for life for two days and breathed his last today.  For Jihadis, it is not just religion, but also terrorizing, encroaching, and looting poor people's properties and lives. We must always be highly vigilant; resources are severely limited. Although we have a ground-level response team, we are responsible at a minimum for providing food and water to those working 24/7. GHHF is already providing minimum food to as many destitute, prioritizing women and children. Attacks on Hindus in Bangladesh are relentless and designed to cleanse the religious minority from the country gradually. According to a study by Prof. Abul Barakat of Dhaka University, no Hindus will be left in Bangladesh by 2050 due to systemic and institutionalized persecution. Temple desecration, land grabbing, mob attacks after false blasphemy charges, rape/forced conversion of women, and hate speech are tools used to intimidate and drive Hindus out. I would appreciate your donations. By Zelle: ghhfusaorg@gmail.com PayPal: savetemples.org By Check: You can send a check payable to GHHF at 14726 Harmony Lane, Frisco, TX 75035. It is tax-deductible. By Rupees: call 601-918-7111; +91 83096 43979.   {{album_1511}}