Over the past few days, our team has continued to care for rescued girls who come from multiple states. While a few have now been safely handed back to their families after proper counseling and verification, many more remain in our care, and the majority of the work lies ahead. At this stage, our primary focus is twofold: 1. Ensuring the girls are physically and mentally stable, safe, and healthy Many of these girls have come out of deeply distressing situations. Some are facing medical issues, trauma, fear, anxiety, and emotional instability. Their immediate well-being is our top priority. This means ongoing: * Medical attention * Nutritious food * Safe shelter * Clothing and bedding * Emotional support and counseling Before anything else, we must help each girl regain a sense of safety, dignity, and stability. 2. Finding their families and making safe reunification possible The rescued girls come from many different places and states and reuniting them with their families is not a simple process. It is a lengthy, delicate, and expensive effort. Before handing any girl back, our volunteers must: * Trace and identify family members * Travel to different locations * Physically verify addresses and backgrounds * Confirm that the family situation is safe and genuine * Ensure the girl will not be sent back into danger or exploitation Only after proper verification and validation do we reunite a girl with her family. This process takes time, manpower, travel, coordination, and significant financial support. Your support is making this possible. Because of donors like you, these girls are receiving safety, care, counselling, and a real chance at healing and reunification. But with more girls still in need — and more rescue, recovery, and verification work still pending — continued support is urgently needed. Please stand with us as we continue this mission of care, recovery, and reunification. Every contribution helps provide: * Food and daily essentials * Clothing and bedding * Medical care and counselling * Travel and verification support * Continued shelter and rehabilitation Some have met their parents. Many are still waiting. Let us help them move from rescue to recovery — and, wherever safely possible, from recovery to reunion. Donations are appreciated. By Zelle: ghhfusaorg@gmail.com PayPal: savetemples.org By Check: GHHF,14726 Harmony Lane, Frisco, TX 75035. For more information call 601-918-7111; +91 83096 43979

By Vahid S; May 10, 2026An article was published about our Bala Samskar Kendras in Rajasthan and how GHHF is shaping their future.  https://vahids.medium.com/hopes-reborn-how-ghhfs-bala-samskara-kendras-are-saving-pakistani-hindu-refugee-kids-in-india-ff39624ec136 Picture a little girl in the scorching Rajasthan desert, her family freshly escaped from Pakistan’s grip. Back home, she watched temples burn and friends vanish into forced marriages. Now, in a makeshift refugee camp, she’s reciting Sanskrit shlokas, her eyes sparkling with forgotten dreams. This isn’t fiction; it’s the daily miracle unfolding at Global Hindu Heritage Foundation (GHHF) Bala Samskara Kendras…  (Read the rest of the article by clicking on the link above) Donations are appreciated. By Zelle : ghhfusaorg@gmail.com PayPal : savetemples.org By Check: GHHF,14726 Harmony Lane, Frisco, TX 75035. For more information call 601-918-7111; +91 83096 43979

Now Raghu Ramakrishna Raju and Suvendu Adhikari are championing strict controls on loudspeaker use. We applaud both leaders for their commitment to law and order and their concern for the health of seniors and children. GHHF Efforts to curb Noise levels and ban loudspeakers since 2021 Let us look at what the Global Hindu Heritage Foundation has been doing to ban loudspeakers or mitigate noise levels, as per Federal law. The use of Loudspeakers by the church stopped in Andhra Pradesh and Assam. In 2021, in Nakka Rameswaram Village in East Godavari District, Pastor Sampath Rao operates Fellowship Church. On a regular basis, he uses high-volume loudspeakers, disturbing the peace in the community. He makes it so loud that people in the village have complained several times. He never acted on their request to reduce the volume. Under the Environment (Protection) Act, 1986, the Government of India issued the Noise Pollution (Control and Regulation) Rules, which laid down restrictions on the use of loudspeakers, public address systems, and sound-producing instruments. Article 5 states that “A loudspeaker or a public address system shall not be used except after obtaining written permission from the authority.” People complained 4-5 times about the noise, but Sampath Rao refused to lower the volume. We called 100 number and complained. No action was taken. Then our people complained to the Police Department. They spoke with the CI (Circle Inspector) 4-5 times without any results. Then they complained to the SI (Sub Inspector) at the Mandal level, who acted and directed the CI to act immediately. (Savetemples, January 5, 2022)   The SI went to Nakka Rameswaram village, asked the Pastor to come to the Police station, and asked him to write a letter stating that he would never use loudspeakers, would never inconvenience the people, and would not disturb the peace. GHHF in Assam stopped Azaan in the nights and mornings in 2022 Samrat Dutt, a Member of the GHHF Board, is working hard to ensure that laws on the use of loudspeakers are enforced when Mosques play Azaan. GHHF, Assam, submitted a memorandum to the district administration and the Pollution Control Board on behalf of various mandals a few months back. Following our sustained efforts, the district administration issued a notice directing all Masjid committees not to use loudspeakers at night or early in the morning. On April 5, 2022, a meeting was held to update us on this progress. Our local newspaper also reported that the Imam's Committee had urged all mosque committees to avoid using loudspeakers for Azaan during these hours. This marks a partial victory. GHHF Assam will continue working to ensure that Azaan is regulated under the Noise Pollution Act and will keep pursuing restrictions on loudspeaker use. Global Hindu Heritage Foundation, Assam, has been agitating on this issue alone, and we have compelled the administration to listen to our point. Ultimately, the Administration had to call for a meeting on this issue. In our memorandum, we cited various citations from the Hon’ble High Courts and the Supreme Courts. We also told the administration that if no action is taken, we will have to file a PIL in the Guwahati High Court.  At last, the Administration has taken our point seriously, and the Muslim Mosque Imam Committees, without any argument, issued instructions not to use loudspeakers for azan at night and in the morning. Our half-target was achieved, but we shall continue our fight until the complete removal of loudspeakers from mosques. A letter written to Pawan Kalyan in March 2025  Remove all Loudspeakers In this letter, we mentioned that many Churches and Mosques have loudspeakers installed, and they blast their prayers or speeches at high volume, creating chaos in the villages. Many people, especially children and seniors, cannot do their work, sleep, or even talk in their own houses because of the LOUD noise. Muslims pray loudly in villages and even in major cities, reciting the Azaan five times a day. That is even against their religion: Allah says, ‘Do not make your prayer loud. Don't slow it down. Seek a way between it'' (Isra 110). Loudspeakers are installed in every church and play speeches, confessions, and prayers so loudly for hours that nobody can rest or have peace of mind; even people's health is affected. Some of them may even experience anxiety and stress.  Christians and Muslims defy the Noise Pollution Act, which specifies the noise level to be at 55 decibels during the daytime and 45 at night. Any violation may result in heavy fines and the repossession of the sound-emitting device. As Chief Minister of Maharashtra, Devendra Fadnavis stated, you should announce that any violation of prescribed noise limits—55 decibels during the day and 45 decibels at night—will result in the permanent revocation of loudspeaker permits. He also said, “If police fail to enforce noise regulations, they too will face consequences.”             No department is monitoring and taking appropriate action to cease the operation of equipment that emits excessive noise. Police Officers do not act even if the villagers complain. Let us follow the law, respect it, and allow peace to be restored in the residential communities.  NOTE: All this information can be found on our website for the dates provided.  {{album_1599}}

https://shashiamber.medium.com/recent-racist-attacks-on-indians-in-frisco-texas-city-council-mockery-f22124de0703 Shashi Amber Following 3 min read · Apr 30, 2026 An Indian family’s call to end hate and embrace our shared Frisco home As a proud Indian resident of Frisco, Texas, living here on an H1B visa with my family, I feel compelled to speak out about the ugly incidents unfolding at our city council meetings. We have called this vibrant city home for years now. We celebrate Diwali with lamps and sweets every year, just as we join in the joy of Christmas carols and Halloween trick or treating with our neighbors. Frisco is stronger because of its diversity, yet lately some voices have turned it into a stage for hate. Press enter or click to view image in full size   It started picking up steam earlier this year when folks began showing up at council meetings to rant against Indians. They mock us with fake accents, wave flags while accusing us of takeover through H1B visas, and spread lies about fraud or cultural imposition. I watched in disbelief as one man imitated stereotypes like littering or poor hygiene right there in public. Young Indian Americans like Neha Suratran and Sahas Kaul stepped up bravely. Neha calmly explained that Hinduism does not convert anyone and highlighted how our community contributes with high education and low crime rates. Sahas called it out as a coordinated script by online influencers using Frisco for clicks, not real local gripes. Their words went viral, and they deserve our thanks for keeping dignity alive amid the chaos. Press enter or click to view image in full size   Attacks Beyond Words The hostility is not stopping at speeches. Racists are now targeting our sacred spaces under the guise of conservative concerns. Just recently, there have been attacks on Hindu temples in Texas, including the Karya Siddhi Hanuman Temple, where vandals struck with hateful graffiti and threats. It shakes us to the core, knowing our places of worship are under siege. Community groups like the Hindu American Foundation and our local Global Hindu Heritage Foundation in Frisco are also facing smears online and protests. Global Hindu Heritage is more than an organization to us, it is family. They support childrens education and spiritual growth back in India, while here in Frisco they run weekend Hinduism classes for our kids to keep our roots strong amid American life. These groups build bridges, yet bigots paint them as threats. Press enter or click to view image in full size   Weekend classes with GHHF Family Why This Hurts Our Home Frisco welcomed us with open arms, from top schools to safe streets we all cherish. My family feels at home celebrating every festival together with friends of all backgrounds. But this wave of mockery and violence disguised as policy talk threatens that. Officials have rightly condemned it, reminding us that to the Indian community, you are home in Frisco. We pay taxes, start businesses, and raise families here. H1B workers like me fill critical tech jobs that help our economy thrive.   I am asking my fellow residents, especially those hiding behind anonymous rage, to meet us as neighbors. Come to a Diwali mela or a Halloween block party. See the real us, not the caricatures. Frisco is not a film set for hate, it is our shared home. Let us protect it together before more temples are hit and more kids fear speaking their heritage. United, we can drown out the noise and keep building this great city.

Global Hindu Heritage Foundation 14726 Harmony Lane, Frisco, Texas, USA 75035 www.savetemples.org;  Email: ghhfusaorg@gmail.com                                     May 14, 2026, 202 Honorable Pawan Kalyan,  Deputy Chief Minister Amaravati, Andhra Pradesh. Dear Sri Pawan Kalyan Garu:     Subj: Second request for you to follow Uttar Pradesh, Punjab, Uttarakhand, and Madhya Pradesh in declaring a 15-kilometer radius around Tirupati and Tiruchanur as Holy cities. The Global Hindu Heritage Foundation has written a letter dated March 2, 2026, requesting that the Honorable Deputy Minister take action to preserve the sanctity of Tirumala. Tirupati and Tiruchanur are declared holy cities by banning liquor and meat products within a 15-kilometer radius.  So far, no action has been taken. This is the second letter GHHF is sending you, requesting that you act immediately to protect the sanctity of TT&T areas – Tirumala, Tirupati, and Tiruchanur.  Uttar Pradesh, Punjab, Madhya Pradesh, and Uttarakhand have passed laws banning liquor and Meat products within a certain distance of religious places. Now, even a Christian Chief Minister, Sri C Joseph Vijay, has asked that all government stores be closed within a five-kilometer radius.     NOW, who are you protecting? Why has no action been taken? Why is the sanctity of Hindu Temples not a concern for you? Is your talk of sacrificing your life for Sanatana Dharma only to fool Hindus and favor Christians and Muslims? I hope you will stand up for Sanatana Dharm and for the sanctity of Hindu Temples.  Please read the first letter GHHF sent on March 2, 2026 Global Hindu Heritage Foundation requests that you maintain the sanctity of Tirupati and Tirumala in the manner of Tirumala, or follow the examples of Uttar Pradesh, the Punjab, Uttarakhand, and Madhya Pradesh.  We request that you introduce a bill in parliament to see that the sale of meat, alcohol, tobacco, non-vegetarian food, and any intoxicating substances will be completely prohibited. The sanctity of Tirumala must extend to all Hindu Temples and serve as a role model for the rest of the Hindu community worldwide. Lord Venkateswara, also known as Balaji, Srinivasa, or Govinda, is one of the most revered deities in Hinduism. His significance in the Puranas lies in preserving dharma, protecting devotees, and granting moksha (liberation). The stories about him appear primarily in the Varaha Purana, the Padma Purana, the Brahmanda Purana, and the Venkatachala Mahatmyam.  “There is no place in the universe so sacred as Venkatadri (Tirumala); there could be no manifestation of God like Sri Venkateswara either in the past or even in the future.”  It would be unfortunate to see the holiest place on the planet for Hindus being invaded by the sacrilegious activities polluting the religious environment and hurting the sentiments of Hindus. GHHF applauds your consistent statements in support of Sanatana Dharma and in favor of establishing the Santana Dharma Board across Bharat. Your recent speech in the Andhra Pradesh Assembly and related statements in early February 2026, where you emphasized that it is the "dharmic responsibility" of every Hindu to actively protect their faith, rather than remaining silent when Hindu dharma and gods are insulted. You called for an end to the "slumber" of the average Hindu mind, urging a shift from passive, private devotion to active, collective guardianship of their faith. GHHF is very happy to hear Pawan Kalyan speak about protecting Sanatana Dharma during his Varahi Declaration meeting, your unwavering commitment to question the so-called secularists, and your pledge to question anyone who attacks it. Speaking at your Varahi declaration meet in Tirupati, you issued a stern warning to those attempting to undermine Sanatana Dharma. “If anyone tries to wipe out Sanatana Dharma, let me tell you from the foot of Lord Balaji, you will be wiped out,” he stated firmly.  Pawan Kalyan, who identifies as an “unapologetic Sanatani Hindu,” made it clear that he is prepared to defend his faith with everything he has. Addressing his critics, he said, “I am conveying this to the so-called secularists who ridicule my Sanatana Dharma. Let me tell you, I will safeguard Sanatana Dharma with my life.” Declare a 25-kilometer radius around Tirupati and Tiruchanur as holy cities, as in the four other States in Bharat. 1)Uttar Pradesh enforced a strict ban on the sale and delivery of non-vegetarian food and liquor within a 15-kilometer radius of the Ram Janmabhoomi Temple, effective from January 9, 2026. This 15-km "no-consumption zone" specifically covers the sacred Panchkosi Parikrama route, a spiritual circumambulation path around the city. The ban explicitly includes online food delivery platforms such as Zomato and Swiggy. This "digital red line" was established after repeated complaints that non-vegetarian items were being transported through sacred routes via app-based services.  All hotels, homestays, and local guest houses within a 15-km radius are strictly prohibited from serving meat or alcoholic beverages to their guests. 2)Punjab: The Punjab government has officially declared Amritsar Walled City, Talwandi Sabo, and Sri Anandpur Sahib as holy cities. This designation brings a complete ban on the sale of meat, tobacco, alcohol, and other intoxicants in these revered Sikh locations. The Chief Minister, Bhagawant Singh Mann, said strict regulations will now apply in the holy cities. "Sale of meat, alcohol, tobacco, and any intoxicating substances will be completely prohibited."  3)Madhya Pradesh. Madhya Pradesh Chief Minister Mohan Yadav has asked officials to ensure that meat and liquor are not consumed in and around religious towns along the Narmada River, the state's lifeline. There are 21 districts, 68 tehsils, 1138 villages, and 1126 ghats, as well as 430 ancient Shiva temples and two 'shakti peeths' along the banks of the river. Chairing a meeting of officials on Friday, Yadav also said Amarkantak in Anuppur district, from where the Narmada originates, must be given top priority for environmental protection. 4)Uttarakhand. Chief Minister Pushkar Singh Dhami said Haridwar is a sacred city and the government is committed to preserving its sanctity. “Haridwar is a holy city. The government is seriously considering steps to preserve its sanctity (restricting the entry of non-Hindus). The old Acts and existing provisions are being studied," Dhami said. In fact, a proposal to extend these restrictions to all 105 Ganga ghats, from Haridwar to Rishikesh, is currently under discussion with seers and the Shri Ganga Sabha, the apex body overseeing religious rituals in Haridwar. GHHF requests your indulgence in declaring Tirupati and Tiruchanur as holy cities and observing the sanctity within a 15-kilometer radius. Andhra Pradesh government should, in fact, lead the way for the rest of the country in maintaining the sanctity of Tirumala in many of the State's Hindu Temples.  Dhanyavad Prakasarao Velagapudi, PhD President, GHHF Phone: 601-918-7111

The role of the family is vital in the preservation of Hindu Dharma, and it is only when a family is economically and socially stable that Dharma can truly flourish within it. Believing in this truth and aiming to enhance the self-respect of Hindu women, the Global Hindu Heritage Foundation (GHHF) has taken a significant step that is now yielding wonderful results. In the free tailoring training center established in the Dhone region of Nandyal district, the first batch of women has successfully completed their training. This inaugural success marks the beginning of a new era of self-confidence. The training journey that commenced on January 10, 2026, concluded grandly on April 5, 2026. During this three-month intensive program, twenty Hindu women mastered professional tailoring skills. These members of the very first batch were officially awarded certificates by the organization. This certificate is not merely a piece of paper; it is a recognition of their economic independence and dignity. GHHF strongly believes that economic self-reliance is the only true way to prevent religious conversions that exploit poverty in rural areas. Standing firm against forces that divide Hindu families in the name of "service," this program has molded women to stand on their own feet under the slogan "Self-Respect Through Livelihood." The trainees were taught cloth cutting, modern designing, and sewing machine maintenance by expert instructors. The center, equipped with ten state-of-the-art sewing machines, has ignited a new enthusiasm among the women. Another unique aspect of this program is its integration with the Bala Samskara Kendras run by GHHF. By providing livelihood to the mothers while teaching values to their children, the noble objective of "Values for Children – Livelihood for Parents" is being fulfilled. This not only brings families closer to Dharma but also earns them a respectable position in society. The success achieved in Dhone is just the beginning. Very soon, the second batch of women in Alluri Sitharama Raju district is also going to complete their training. GHHF is expanding its service activities with the goal of seeing Hindu women across every village in the country become economically strengthened. Upon completing the training, the women expressed their gratitude to the Global Hindu Heritage Foundation for providing this opportunity. The organization is striving to guide them toward self-employment and, with the support of donors, plans to distribute sewing machines to those who are eligible. Become a part of this sacred mission to strengthen Hindu society economically and culturally. https://youtu.be/aP9_l1d4aC4?si=q047n53hYkFF7NBY Donations are appreciated. By Zelle : ghhfusaorg@gmail.com PayPal : savetemples.org By Check: You can also send a check payable to GHHF,14726 Harmony Lane, Frisco, TX 75035. By Rupees: call 601-918-7111; +91 83096 43979   {{album_1598}}

Global Hindu Heritage Foundation, Chicago Chapter Presenting a discussion on Hinduism at Crossroads: A Time to Act Explaining the dangers of secularism, reservations, minority benefits, and articles 25, 26, and 30 to the survival of Bharath.  Date and Time: May 24 at 11:00 am Venue: National India Hub, Chicago. NOTE: Please circulate this flyer to all our friends in the Chicago area.

Driven by the noble mission of preserving Sanatana Dharma and fostering spiritual awakening, the Global Hindu Heritage Foundation (GHHF) organized a grand collective Hanuman Chalisa Parayanam at Marripalem village, Nathavaram Mandal, Anakapalli District. On the auspicious occasion of Hanuman Jayanti, our foundation successfully conducted this spiritual event to promote the sacred practice of reciting the Hanuman Chalisa in every village. Under the dedicated supervision of our Pracharaks, Sri Raju, Sri PP Raju, the program commenced at 4:00 AM and continued with great fervor until 2:00 PM. Despite other community events and festivities taking place in the village, devotees responded to our call with immense devotion and gathered in large numbers. A total of 108 devotees united their voices to chant the Hanuman Chalisa 13 times with profound faith, seeking the divine blessings of Lord Hanuman. The cooperation of the Marripalem village GHHF Bhajan group played a vital role in the success of this spiritual yagna. To ensure the comfort of the participants, buttermilk prepared by Sri Pawan was served to everyone, and our foundation arranged for the distribution of Pulihora Prasadam to all the devotees. A significant highlight of the event was the distribution of spiritual gifts by the Global Hindu Heritage Foundation. To honor their participation and encourage their spiritual journey, every devotee was presented with Tulsi Malas and sacred Panchamukhi Rudrakshas. We extend our heartfelt gratitude to the GHHF village committee members, the local residents, and the volunteers from various villages who worked tirelessly to make this event a grand success. The Global Hindu Heritage Foundation remains committed to taking the divine vibration of the Hanuman Chalisa to every household, ensuring the timeless glory of Sanatana Dharma shines bright in every village. Jai Shri Ram! Jai Hanuman!  Donations are appreciated. By Zelle : ghhfusaorg@gmail.com PayPal : savetemples.org By Check: You can also send a check payable to GHHF,14726 Harmony Lane, Frisco, TX 75035. By Rupees: call 601-918-7111; +91 83096 43979 {{album_1597}}

Dear Friends and Supporters, With your generous support, we have been able to send approximately Rs. 500,000 ($5, 325; and will send more as we get funds) so far for the care and rehabilitation of the 112+ underage girls recently rescued from trafficking in Jharkhand. We wanted to share a brief update, so every donor knows that the funds received are being used immediately and responsibly to meet these girls' most urgent needs during this difficult transition period. So far, your donations have helped provide: Clothing: Two fresh sets of clothes have been secured for all 100+ rescued girls, helping restore a sense of dignity and basic comfort. Blankets and Bedding: One blanket has been provided for each girl, and about 60 bedding sets have been purchased for their temporary accommodation. Medical Care: Medical expenses have been covered for girls who needed immediate treatment. Mental Health Support: Medical counseling has started for some of the girls who need emotional and psychological healing after the trauma they have endured. Efforts for Reunion with their Families: The team has put volunteers to contact/visit and evaluate the families to plan their return to their families. This is the most resource-intensive work as their safe return takes time. This phase of this work takes months and is sometimes the hardest. These girls arrived with almost nothing, but thanks to your kindness, they now have clothing, bedding, medical care, and compassionate care. This is not just material support — it is a powerful message to them that they are not forgotten. The road ahead is still long. Reuniting them safely with their families can take several months, and we still need continued support for food, shelter, medical care, counseling, rent, and daily necessities. On behalf of the Global Hindu Heritage Foundation and the girls in care, we sincerely thank every donor who has contributed so far to protect and care for the rescued girls. Your support is being used with urgency, care, and accountability. Thank you for standing with them during their journey from rescue to healing and reunion. Donations are appreciated. By Zelle: ghhfusaorg@gmail.com PayPal: savetemples.org By Check: You can also send a check payable to GHHF,14726 Harmony Lane, Frisco, TX 75035. By Rupees: call 601-918-7111; +91 83096 43979 {{album_1596}}

OFBJP (Overseas Friends of BJP-USA) organized an inspiring and enthusiastic Victory Celebration in McKinney, Texas, on May 10. Victory in West Bengal, Assam, and Puducherry, along with significant gains in Kerala, is celebrated. Narendra Modiji was extolled for his leadership, and he was able to circumvent the opposition in all these States, without resorting to any drastic acts contrary to the constitution. Smt. Madhavi Kolli, the Vice-President, BJP, Telangana, was invited as a special guest to celebrate the BJP's victory in three States in Bharat. She narrated her experience in West Bengal, where she spent about 45 days, mainly to build the confidence of women voters, make them fearless, and encourage them to exercise their right to vote. Her exposure to the lawlessness in West Bengal began with a Taxi driver who spoke about the Mamata government's ruthlessness. She mentioned that in the 2022 elections, 321 BJP workers were killed by the Mamata government. Despite those killings, can you imagine thousands of BJP workers participating fearlessly to establish law and order and elect the BJP in West Bengal? She applauded all the workers who worked tirelessly, knowing fully well that their lives may be at stake. Based on reports surrounding the 2021 West Bengal Assembly elections, the victory of the Trinamool Congress (TMC) did not immediately stop killings, rapes, and burning; rather, the post-poll period was marked by intense violence against political opponents. Reports of violence following the 2021 results included numerous cases of murders, rapes, and arson against opposition workers, particularly those associated with the BJP.  In fact, due to fear, thousands of residents and BJP workers were forced to leave their homes, with some seeking shelter in neighboring states.  The National Human Rights Commission (NHRC) intervened, sending teams to investigate allegations of widespread violence, particularly against women and children. Shift in Administration: The violence continued for several days after the results were declared. Reports indicated that after Mamata Banerjee assumed power for the third time and issued instructions to the administration, she claimed to have brought the law-and-order situation under control. However, allegations of violence and counter-allegations between political parties persisted for months following the 2021 victory. OpIndia magazine documented 41 incidents between May and July 2021 that involved lynching, crude bomb attacks, and forced conversions. Houses were torched, women assaulted, and families fled to Assam. Victims also accused police of refusing to file complaints and issuing threats.  In fact, on June 5, 2015, the Global Hindu Heritage Foundation wrote about the atrocities in West Bengal under the title, “West Bengal is Burning; Hindu Women are Repeatedly Raped; Villages Ransacked; Your Help is Crucial. “What is happening to Hindus in West Bengal is horrible, inhuman, atrocious, demoralizing, and brutal. It is a lesson all Hindus have to learn sooner or later. Sooner the better. If we cannot stop these expansions, infiltrations, and tortures, we will face the same fate our forefathers have experienced. If we did not learn the past history of Muslim rule of nearly ten centuries, Hindus are going to face the ethnic cleansing the way Pakistan has done, the way Kashmir has succeeded in driving Kashmiri Pandits  away from their homeland, and the way Bangladesh has depleted the Hindu population from nearly 28 percent at the time of partition to less than 7 percent as of this year. Day in and day out, many Hindu women are raped, tortured, and killed.” Nirmala Reddy, Bheema Penta, Pankaj Kumar, Hemant Kale, Prakasarao Velagapudi, and others spoke on the occasion. One minute's silence was observed for all those who lost their lives for the country. Proudly assembled Hindus shouted "Bharat Mata Ki Jai" several times. Also said. Narendra Modi ki Jai. The Victory Celebration ended with greater inspiration and a clear vision for protecting Bharath Mata.     A book entitled “Narendra Modi: the Pride of Bharath,” written by Prakasarao Velagapudi, was presented to Smt. Madhavi Kolli and all the dignitaries on the stage. Jai Hind {{album_1595}}