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fnukad 26 ds dk;Ze esa kr% frjaxk /otkjksg.k vkSj ekr`kf lEesyu gqvkA 2]800 ekrk&Hkfxfu;ksadh mifLFkfr jghA lk;adky dks rhu LFkkuksa ls lapyu gqvk ftlesa 4]018 Lo;alsod x.kosk esa vk, FksA

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ek- l j d k; Zokg t h d s okl esa f t y k l Eesy u%&kUr okl gsrqvk, gq, Jh- eksgu Hkkxor th ds okl esa vka/kz ds bUnwj 'kkldh; ftys la?k f"V

ls dkekjsh rFkk bUnwj ftys dk lEesyu bUnwj uxj esa vk;ksftr fd;k x;kA Lo;alsodksa dh foLr`r lwphcukuk] xVuk;d fu;qf] xkoksa esa lEidZ] lk/kq&larksa ls lEidZ vkSj fuDdj] lQsn deht rFkk n.M bl

visf{kr osk esa lEesyu gks ,slh ;kstuk cuhA oklh dk;ZdrkZvksa ds lkFk dqy 621 xVuk;dksa us 331 xkoksaesa Lo;alsodksa dh lwph cukbZ ftlesa 239 xkoksa esa xzke eq[k fufpr fd, x,A dqy 132 eaMyksa esa ls 119eaMyksa esa vkSj dqy 740 xkoksa esa ls 509 xkoksa esa lEidZ gqvkA R;{k dk;Ze esa 294 xkoksa ls 5104 Lo;alsodmifLFkr jgsA lEesyu ds dkj.k 3942 Lo;alsodksa us fuDdj vkSj dehtsa cuokbA laifdZr 50 lk/kq&larksa esals 36 lk/kqmifLFkr jgs rFkk 2226 ukxfjd ca/kq&Hkfxuh mifLFkr jgsA

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dk;Ze esa 4500 Lo;alsodksa dk iw.kZ x.kosk esa iFk lapyu gqvkA vU; 3500 Lo;alsod rFkk 17500 ukxfjd

cU/kq&Hkfxuh mifLFkr jgsA 26 fnlEcj dks egkfo|ky;hu fo|kfFkZ;ksa ds dk;Ze esa 640 Nk= mifLFkr FksA

d u kZVd mkj kar e sa i w- l j l a?kp ky d t h d k okl %&bl ckj i- iw- ljla?kpkyd th dukZVd mkj kUr ds okl gsrqfnlEcj 28] 29] 30 ckxydksV uxj

esa i/kkjsA 28 dks csyxko foHkkx lekosk rFkk 29] 30 dks dk;ZdrkZ cSBd vk;ksftr gqbZ FkhA foHkkx lekoskesa xq.kkRed lapyu rFkk 'kkjhfjd nkZu;q lkoZtfud dk;Ze gq,A lapyu esa 109 'kk[kkvksals 1035Lo;alsodksa us Hkkx fy;kA dV dk;Ze esa 8000 turk] mlesa 1000 ekrk&Hkfxuh mifLFkr FksA

xq.kkRed lapyu ds fy, 185 'kk[kkvksa esa ls 125 'kk[kkvksa esa lapyu dk vH;kl gqvkA [kaM Lrj esagqbZ igyh ijh{kk esa 2000 Lo;alsodksa esa ls 1200 Lo;alsodksa dks pquk x;kA ,d fnu iwoZ ckxydksV vk, gq,1200 Lo;alsodksa dh nwljh ckj ijh{kk gksdj 1035 Lo;alsodksa dk p;u gqvkA

dV dk;Ze esa 234 Lo;alsodksa us lkewfgd n.M nkZu fd,A f}rh; o"kZ ds ;ksxksa ds n.M nkZuesa 42 Lo;alsodksa us Hkkx fy;kA bl gsrq84 'kk[kk LFkkuksa ij twu ls gh n.M fo"k; dk vH;kl kjaHk gqvkFkkA

e/ ; Hkkj r kUr esa i w- l j l a?kp ky d t h d k okl %&i- iw- ljla?kpkyd th ds okl esa e/;Hkkjr dk karh; dk;ZdrkZ lEesyu 'kktkiqj esa gqvkA bldk

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bl fufek iwjs e/;Hkkjr kUr esa x.k lerk fr;ksfxrk dk vk;kstu gqvk FkkA ,d gh LFkku dk iw.kZx.k gksuk rFkk x.kos"k lgh gksuk ;g vko;d vgZrk FkhA bldks iw.kZ dj kUr esa 92 LFkkuksa ij x.k lerkdk vH;kl pykA vfUre fr;ksfxrk esa 69 LFkkuksa ds x.k lgHkkxh gq,] ftlesa ls p;fur 12 x.kksa }kjk

i- iw- ljla?kpkyd th ds vkxeu ij ljla?kpkyd .kke] R;qr~ pyue~] nf{k.kk lapyue~ dk kR;f{kdfd;k x;kA

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bUn kSj foHkkx & Lof. kZe Hkkj r l ad Yi fn ol d k; Z e %&bUnkSj foHkkx Vksyh us xq#th tUekrkCnh o"kZ ds ipkr~ vuqorhZ ;kl ds :i esa ,d dk;Ze r;

fd;k ftlesa leLr 11oha] 12oha ,oa dyst ds fo|kfFkZ;ksa ls yxHkx 1 yk[k lEidZ djuk rFkk ,d fo|kFkhZlEesyu vk;ksftr dj mUgsa Lof.kZe Hkkjr dk ladYi fnykus dk dk;Ze FkkA

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dqy 110 egkfo|ky;] 145 Nk=kokl] 161 fo|ky;] 219 dksfpax d{kk, feykdj 760 cSBdsa vk;ksftr

gq FkhaZ] ftuesa 39]915 fo|kFkhZ lgHkkxh gq, FksA 5 #- 'kqYd ysdj 65]550 fo|kfFkZ;ksa dk iath;u gqvkA foks"kykHk ;g gqvk fd 2562 fo|kFkhZ xVuk;d x.kosk/kkjh rS;kj gks x,A 76 dk;ZdrkZvksa us 1 ekg] 15 fnu ;k4 fnu dk le; fn;kA 12 tuojh dks bUnkSj ds usg: LVsfM;e esa 25]000 fo|kfFkZ;ksa us mifLFkr jgdji-iw- ljla?kpkydth dks .kke dj Lof.kZe Hkkjr dk ladYi fy;kA bl dk;Ze esa 10 uxj ds Lo;alsodksaus x.klerk dk nkZu fd;k rFkk i- iw- ljla?kpkyd .kke] R;qr~ pyue~] fn{k.kk lapyue~ dk Hkhdk;Ze fd;kA

d sj y kUr egkf o | ky ; hu d k; Z f oLr kj %&dsjy kUr esa egkfo|ky;hu Nk=ksa ds dk;Z of) ds fy, bl o"kZ lqfu;ksftr foks"k ;kl gq,A kUr

Lrj ls ftyk Lrj rd egkfo|ky;hu fo|kfFkZ;ksa ds fy, dk;ZdrkZ fu;qf] egkfo|ky;ksa ij ,oa vU; LFkkuksaij lkIrkfgd feyu pykus ds ;kl] lkIrkfgd feyu pykus okys dk;ZdrkZvksa ds fk{k.k gsrqkar Lrj ijnks fnu dk fk{k.k oxZ vkSj fk{k.k oxZ esa vuqorhZ ;kl ds fy, foks"k sj.kk o fk{k.k bl dkj dh;kstuk lksph xbZA lHkh ds lqpk# ;kl ds dkj.k oxZ esa 142 LFkku o 147egkfo|ky;] dqy 289bdkbZ;ksals 741fo|kfFkZ;ksa us fk{k.k oxZ esa Hkkx fy;kA lkIrkfgd feyu pykus dh i)fr ,oa dk;Ze] 'kkjhfjdkR;f{kdksa dk fk{k.k] vuqorhZ ;kl ds ckjs esa ppkZ l= ,slk oxZ dk Lo:i FkkA lcds ifj.kkeLo:i 111egkfo|ky;ksa vkSj 250 LFkkuksa esa lkIrkfgd feyu dk ladYi ysdj Lo;alsod vius LFkku ij okil x;sA oxZds ckn feyuksa dh la[;k esa of) ds lkFk lgy] fkfoj] O;fRo fodkl fkfoj] Li/kkZ, ,sls fofo/k dk;Zeksads Hkh ok cM+h la[;k esa kIr gks jgs gSaA

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t ; i qj kUr e g kfo | ky ; hu f kfo j %&fn- 27&28 flrEcj 2008 ds vk;ksftr bl fkfoj esa 371 LFkkuksa ls 2546 fo|kFkhZ mifLFkr jgsA u;s

Nk=ksa dks la?k ls tksM+us dh fnkk esa iwoZ rS;kjh dh nf"V ls bl fkfoj dh jpuk dh x;hA'kk[kk esa vkus okys gj egkfo|ky;hu Nk= dks xVuk;d] Nk=kokl vkSj egkfo|ky; eq[k dk

nkf;Ro nsdj laidZ djus dks dgk x;k rFkk ftys vkSj uxjksa ds lk;e~ dk;Zokgksa ds fujarj okl o lEidZds ek/;e ls 18]000 fo|kfFkZ;ksa ls lEidZ fd;k x;kA ifj.kkeLo:i fkfoj esa mifLFkr r#.kksa esa ls 70 frkrNk= u;s FksA gYnh ?kkVh ;q)* ds [ksy tSls fokky [ksy lfgr fkfoj LFkku dh ,sfrgkfld sj.kknk;h jpukus fo|kfFkZ;ksa dks Hkkfor fd;kA

mkj c ax c ky f kfo j %&kar dh ;kstukuqlkj gq, ftyk fkfojksa esa ekynk ftys ds fkfoj esa 92 LFkkuksa ls 523 cky Lo;alsod

mifLFkr jgsA flfyxqM+h esa 70 LFkkuksa ls 426 ckydksa us Hkkx fy;kA

eg kd kS ky kar l ax Bu l kDr hd j . k f kfo j %&Jh xq#th tUekrkCnh ds fufek gq, fgUnwlEesyuksa ds vuqorhZ ;kl ds :i esa ;g mie fd;k

x;kA tgk&tgk ls fgUnwlEesyu esa yksx vk;s Fks] mUgha xzkeksa ij ;kl dj LFkku&LFkku ij la?k ifjp;oxZ vk;ksftr djuk] lkIrkfgd feyu ;k la?k eaMyh kjaHk djuk vkSj bl ;kl ds ek/;e ls fnlEcj ekgesa ftykk% rhu fnu ds laxBu lkhdj.k fkfoj vk;ksftr djuk] ,slh dk;Ze dh :ijs[kk tqykbZ dh cM+hcSBd esa fufpr dh xbZA kar dk;Zdkjh eaMy ls ysdj rglhy [k.M Lrj rd R;sd dk;ZdrkZ dks fufpr{ks= dk ikydRo o okl fn;k x;kA vfUre ekl esa 7 ls 15 fnu nsus okys 559 foLrkjd] frfnu fnuHkj

dk le; nsus okys 845 foLrkjd vkSj lIrkg esa ,d ;k nks fnu nsus okys 625 dk;ZdrkZvksa us bl ;kstuk dh;kfLork ds fy, ;kl fd,A 10 fnlEcj ls 18 tuojh ds e/; esa gq, ftykk% fkfojksa esa 597 esa ls 568[k.Mksa dk] 2510 eaMyksa esa ls 1652 eaMyksa dk rFkk 24189 xzkeksa esa ls 5017 xkoksa dk frfuf/kRo gqvkA dqymifLFkfr 21543 FkhA lQsn deht] [kkdh fuDdj o dkyh Vksih & ;g os"k visf{kr FkkA R;sd fkfoj esalkewfgd lw;Z ueLdkj vkSj O;k;ke ;ksx gq, rFkk iqjkuh 'kk[kkvksa ds Lo;alsodksa us fu;q)] lerk ,oa n.M;q) ds kR;f{kd fd,A vuqorhZ ;kl ds :i esa lHkh dks vius xkoksa esa Hkkjr ekrk iwtu] edj lae.k mRlolaiUu djus ds fy, dgk x;kA bu lHkh ds ifj.kkLo:i 181 'kk[kk,] 12 feyu o 8 eaMfy;k c


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dV dk;Ze dk vk;kstu gqvk FkkA dk;Ze ds iwoZ fd, x, O;kid laidZ ds dkj.k 4 ftyksa ds 140 xkoksa

dk frfuf/kRo bl dk;Ze esa jgkAlsax [kklh laxBu ds lfpo rFkk vU; izeq[k dk;ZdrkZ izFke ckj la?k ds dk;Ze esa eap ij vk, rFkk

muds Hkk"k.k Hkh gq,Ablds iwoZ 22&24 fnlEcj rd ;qod fkfoj dk Hkh vk;kstu fd;k x;k ftlesa 272 ;qod mifLFkr

jgsA bu nksuksa dk;Zeksa dks feys frlkn ds dkj.k fkykax esa la?kdk;Z dh vuqdwyrk vPNh ek=k esa c kj [ kaM kar ] j ke x < + ft y s e sa e k. Mq [ k. M d s x zke ksRl o %&fiNys o"kZ ls gh ek.Mq [k.M esa fgUnwlkezkT; fnu ds fufek xzke lEidZ dh ;kstuk py jgh gSA

bl o"kZ mUgha lc dk;ZdrkZvksa dss lgHkkx ls ;kstuk fufpr gqbZA xr o"kZ tgk&tgk uqDdM+ lHkk, gqbZ Fkhaogk lEidZ djuk] laifdZr xzkeksa esa xzke cSBd djuk rFkk xzke cSBd esa fgUnwlkezkT; fnu ds fufek xzkelEesyu fufpr djuk & ;g ;kstuk cuhA xzke nsork iwtu] jkedFkk] tykfHk"ksd] Hkkjr ekrk iwtu bR;kfndk;Zeksa dk lekosk dj xzke lEesyu djuk r; gqvkA [k.M ds lHkh 11 xzkeksa esa ;s dk;Ze lEiUu gq,ftlesa 4433 ukxfjd ekrk&cfguksa us mRlkg ls Hkkx fy;kA

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i w- l j l a?kp ky d t h d s okl esa i q. ks esa c ky Lo; al sod ksa d k d k; Ze %&fn- 15 Qjojh dks iw- ljla?kpkyd th dh mifLFkfr esa gq, ckyksa ds 'kkjhfjd /kku dk;Ze dh

;kstuk N% ekg igys cuh FkhA

lHkh cky iw.kZ x.kosk esa jgsaxs] egkuxj ds R;sd Hkkx ls U;wure 100 cky fdlh ,d fo"k; dkkR;f{kd djsaxs] lHkh ds lkaf?kd lw;ZueLdkj vkSj lkewfgd xhr dk kR;f{kd gksxk] 'kk[kkk% fo"k;ksa dkvH;kl vkSj xq.kokk of) ds ;kl gksaxs & ,sls mf"V fufpr gq,A blds fy, lHkh Lrj ds dk;ZdrkZvksa dslqfu;ksftr okl r; gq,A ifj.kkeLo:i 15 Qjojh dks 682 cky Lo;alsodksa us 8000 ukxfjd cU/kqHkfxfu;ksadh mifLFkfr esa vPNh xq.kokk ds kR;f{kd fd,A dk;Ze dk lw= lapkyu] ifjp;] O;fxr xhr] ?kks"koknu & ;s lc dke cky Lo;alsodksa us gh fd,A

t c y i qj e sa 1 857 d s c f y n kf u ; ksa d ks J ) kat f y %&1857 ds cfynkfu;ksa dh Lefr dks vfHkoknu djus ds fy, ,d nhi] nks feuV ekSu] 'kghnksa ds uke*

bl ladYiuk dks ysdj tcyiqj uxj ds x.kekU; O;f;ksa dh lfefr dk xBu fd;k x;kA lkekftd]/kkfeZd] O;kolkf;d laLFkkvksa ls Hkh lgHkkfxrk dk vkoku fd;kA lekt dh lgHkkfxrk dh f"V ls ,dyk[k dji=d] 25000 fpifd;k] 100 ls T;knk foKkiu iV yxkdj O;kid pkj fd;k x;kA 1 ebZ ls 10ebZ rd frfnu uxj ds x.kekU; O;f;ksa }kjk eq[k LFkkuksa ij nhi Ttofyr dj okrkoj.k cuk;k x;kAifj.kkeLo:i 10 ebZ dks 250 ls Hkh vf/kd LFkkuksa ij 25000 ls vf/kd ukxfjdksa us bl dk;Ze dks ;kfLorkfnykbZA bl iwjs vfHk;ku dks pkj ek/;eksa us O;kid flf) nhA

v -Hkk- J ax ok| f k{ k. k ox Z] Xokfy ; j %&fn- 2 ls 9 uoEcj rd laiUu bl Fke v-Hkk- J`ax&ok| fk{k.k oxZ esa 34 karksa ls 306 Lo;alsod

lgHkkxh jgsA 1 ls vf/kd jpuk ds tkudkj 159 oknd Fks rFkk vf/kdkak oknd iwoZ rS;kjh djds vk, FksAbl dkj.k fkfoj dk fk{k.k Lrj pk jgkA x.kk% kFkfed ikBksa dk vH;kl] jpuk 'kq)hdj.k] lkaf?kdoknu dk vH;kl] ok| lfgr lapyu dk vH;kl] fyfiikB] okndksa dk frHkk nkZu ,sls lHkh dkj ds l=jgsA vafre fnu Xokfy;j esa 5 ?kks"k iFkdksa dk lapyu rFkk lekiu dk;Ze esa /otkjksg.k ds okn 18 feuVds vuojr oknu us Xokfy;j ds ukxfjdksa dks Hkkfor fd;kA

d ksd . k kar d k ?kks"k f kfo j %&fn- 11 ls 23 Qjojh 2009 esa eqacbZ ds utnhd iuosy esa vk;ksftr bl fkfoj }kjk kar ds ?kks"k ds

fodkl esa egoiw.kZ Hkwfedk fuHkkus ds lkFk gh eqacbZ vkradoknh geys ds gqrkRekvksa ds vfHkoknu dk dk;Zevk;ksftr dj fkfoj dks vf/kd le;ksfpr cuk;k x;kA iwoZ rS;kjh ds :i esa rkyqdkk% rFkk dqN vU; LFkkuksaij rhu ekg fu;fer lkIrkfgd ?kks"k oxZ pysA bl fkfoj ds fufek N% u;s xhrksa dh jpuk] 2 u;h ?kks"k jpuk]ikjaifjd i[kokt* ok| dk k;ksfxd :i esa ?kks"k esa oknu] ,sls mie gq,A egkjk"V ds fo[;kr laxhrdkjJh/kj QMds dk fkfcjkf/kdkjh ds :i esa lgHkkx] izfl) lkfgfR;dk fxfjtk dhj }kjk fkfoj ds iznkZuh dkvukoj.k] LFkkuh; fo/kk;d foosdkuan ikfVy }kjk fkfoj dk mn~?kkVu] eqacbZ iqfyl ds gqrkRekvksa ds ifjtuksadh lekiu dk;Ze esa mifLFkfr & ;g bl fkfoj dh foks"krk jghA bl fkfoj esa 778 Lo;alsod lgHkkxhgq,A

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functionary of Swadeshi Jagaran Manch in Madhya Kshetra Shri Jagdish Gupta

also passed away.

Pioneer in the art of Yaksh Gaan in Karnataka Shri Shambhu Hegde, who was

a member of the Shri Guruji Birth Centenary celebrations committee of the state, wasso engrossed in the performance of the heavenly journey of Lord Shri Ram that it

became his own last journey. The realized soul ofShrimati Vimala Thakar left the

mortal body. Sant shri Baba Prakash Shah ji Maharaj who spent his life to achieve

social harmony attained his Nirvana.

Former President Shri Venkataraman, former Prime Minister Shri V.P.Singh,

former MP from North-East Kolkata Shri Ajit Panja and President of the Samajwadi

Party in Uttar Pradesh Shri Ram Sharan Das will henceforth remain in our memories

only.Besides these well known personalities in our national life we must also remember

those innocent civilians and valiant and dedicated officers and soldiers from the Army,

Police, Security Forces and the ATS who have attained immortality while delivering

their duty to preserve the security and integrity of our country from the calamities like

- the incidents in unending chapter of terrorism like the Mumbai attack, bomb blasts in

Assam, the Naxal attack in Markegaon village of Garhchiroli etc.

We pay our heart-felt homage to all these brethren who have left us forever.

Status of our activity

In the Sangh Shiksha Vargas held in May-June 2008, in the regular Pratham

Varsha Vargas 11082 trainees participated from 7194 places; in the regular Dvitiya

Varsha Vargas 2772 trainees from 2230 places took part; 862 trainees attended the

Tritiya Varsh Varga. In the special Vargas organised for Swayamsevaks of above 40

years age, 629 trainees from 445 places took part in the Pratham Varsha and 420

trainees from 333 places took part in Dwitiya Varsha. We had decided to hold special

Tritiya Varsha Varga every alternate year, hence there was no Varga last year.

As per the information received till the end of January there are 43,905 Shakhasrunning in 30,015 places; Saptahik Milans are being held in 4964 places and monthly

Sangh Mandalees are taking place in 4507 places.

Last years figures indicated stability in our activity. Figures of this year suggest

that the activity is progressing but at a slow pace. Now, our focus should be on

increasing the pace of our progress and see that it is uniform in all Prants.

The reports available also show that excellent plans were made in all Prants for

daily and occasional activities and they were conducted in a successful manner. As a

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result a favorable atmosphere has been created all over and it helped in expanding

and consolidating our work. This is the experience of all our functionaries.

Consistency in the activities initiated in the last year is also noteworthy. A few

programmes are being reported here as examples.

Programmes

Sankalp Sammelan - Sullya, Mangalore

In Sullya tehsil in Mangalore Vibhag there were Shakhas in all the 44 villages for

the last several years. On January 26 this year a programme called Sankalp Samavesh

was organised there. Ahead of that event a campaign was undertaken to start Shakhas

in all Upa-Bastis. As a result a total of 136 Shakhas were started in 111 out of a total of117 Upa-Bastis. As a preparation for the 26 January programme Ekatrikaran progammes

were planned in all the Upa-Bastis. In the entire tehsil around 15000 people participated

in them. In each Upa-Basti swayamsevaks were identified and responsibility was given

to each one of them to conduct activities like - Shakha, Dharma Jagaran, Seva, Matrishakti

Jagaran, Literature distribution etc.

On the morning of 26th January flag-hoisting took place followed by Matrishakti

Sammelan Womens convention. 2800 women attended the convention. Route marches

of swayamsevaks were held at 3 places in the evening in which 4018 Swayamsevaks

took part in full uniform.

Important achievements in figures:-

Upa-Bastis represented in the programme : 117

Upa-Bastis from where more than 100 Swayamsevaks in Ganavesh participated : 11

Highest participation in Ganavesh from one Upa-Basti : 148

Shakha Kshetra from where every household was represented : 4

Upa-Bastis where every household was contacted : 60

District Sammelan during Ma. Sarkaryawahs visit

On the occasion of the provincial visit of Shri Mohanji Bhagwat a district

Sammelan was organised at Indur (Kamareddy and Indur Zilla in Sangh Vyavastha) in

Andhra Pradesh. Plans were chalked out to prepare extensive lists of Swayamsevaks,

deputing Gatanayaks, contacting villages, contacting local saints, preparing knickers,

white shirt and danda for Sammelan etc.

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Village in-charge were deputed in each of the 239 villages. A total of 119 Mandals

out of 132 Mandals and 509 villages out of 740 villages were contacted. 5104

Swayamsevaks from 294 villages were present in the programme. 3942 Swayamsevaks

prepared knickers and shirts only because of the above Sammelan. Out of the 50saints contacted 36 were present. 2226 citizens were also present in the programme.

P.P.Sarsanghchalakjis visit to Uttar Banga

This visit took place on 24, 25, 26th December. In the programme held at Malda

town on 24th December 4500 Swayamsevaks participated in the route march in full

uniform. Another 3500 Swayamsevaks and 17500 citizens were also present in the

programme. In the programme for college students held on 26th December 640 students

participated.

P.P.Sarsanghchalakjis visit to Uttar Karnataka

P.P.Sarsanghchalakji visited Bagalkot on 28, 29, 30th December during his

itinerary to Uttar Karnatak Prant. Belgaum Vibhag Samavesh was planned on 28 th

December and Karyakarta Baithak on 29, 30th December. In the Vibhag Samavesh

Gunatamak Sanchalan as also a public programme with physical demonstrations

were held. 1035 Swayamsevaks from 109 Shakhas participated in the Sanchalan -

route march. 8000 citizens including 1000 women participated in the public programme.

Practice for Gunatmak Sanchalan was held in 125 out of 185 Shakhas. In the

qualifying test held at the Khand level 1200 Swayamsevaks were selected out of 2000Swayamsevaks. Another test was conducted a day before the Sanchalan at Bagalkot

and 1035 Swayamsevaks were finally selected for the Sanchalan out of these 1200

Swayamsevaks.

234 Swayamsevaks participated in Samuhik Danda demonstration in the public

programme, 42 Swayamsevaks participated in the Dvitiya Varsh Danda demonstration.

Practices of Danda for this purpose were held since June itself in 84 Shakhas.

P.P. Sarsanghchalakjis visit to Madhya Bharat

Provincial Sammelan of Karyakartas of Madhya Bharat Prant was held at Shajapuron the occasion of P.P.Sarsanghchalakjis visit. Making use of this visit programmeswere planned with the objective of qualitative improvement.

Gana Samata competitions were held all over the Prant. It was made mandatory

that the entire Gana in uniform should come from one place. Fulfilling this condition

Gana Samata was practiced at 92 places in the Prant. In the final competition Ganas

from 69 places participated out of which 12 Ganas participated in the demonstrations

including Sarsanghchalak Pranam, Pratyut Prachalanam and Pradakshina Sanchalanam

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At 34 places in Shajapur district Swayamsevaks practiced Danda and Surya

Namaskar. At 22 places preparation were made for Gana Samata in which full uniform

was mandatory. Out of this 3 selected Ganas have demonstrated items from Dvitiya

Varsha syllabus of Samata before P.P.Sarsanghchalakji.80 selected Swayamsevaks participated in Ghosh. As a result of all these

preparations the quality of public demonstrations was of a high order.

Swarnim Bharat Sankalp programme in Indore Vibhag

As a part of the follow up of Sri Guruji Birth Centenary year, the Indore Vibhag

team came up with a programme under which (more than 1 lakh) students of 11th,12th

and college level were to be contacted and an oath was to be administered to them for

Swarnim Bharat in a student convention.

January 12, the birth day of the youth icon Swami Vivekananda was the date

selected for this event and P.P. Sarsanghachalakji was to address. Offices were opened

at 24 places in Indore for organizing this event. Preparatory programmes for this event

included a seminar of medical students in the presence of Sri Praveenbhai Togadia,

Naman 1857 programme in which 1462 students from 32 engineering colleges

participated, vehicle rally with 3000 students on May 10 commemorating the 150th

anniversary of the 1857 War of Independence, and taking oath for Akhand Bharat etc.

6000 students participated in the General Knowledge competitions. All these

programmes were successful as expected.A total of 760 Baithaks were held in 110 degree colleges, 145 hostels, 161 junior

colleges and 219 coaching centers. 39,915 students participated in these Baithaks.

65,550 students registered for the main event paying Rs. 5 as registration fee. A significant

achievement was that 2562 students have prepared Ganvesh and become Gatanayaks

for the event. 76 functionaries came out as full-timers for one month or 15 days or 4

days. On 12 January around 25,000 students participated in the event in the Nehru

Stadium of Indore. They offered Pranam to Sarsanghachalakji and took the oath of

Swarnim Bharat. Swayamsevaks of 10 Nagars demonstrated Gana Samata in this

event. Sarsanghachalak Pranam, Pratyut Prachalanam, Pradakshina Sanchalanam etcwere also conducted.

Expansion of the college students activities in Kerala

A well-planned initiative was undertaken this year in Kerala for the expansion of

our activity among the college students. Those in-charge of College students activities

were appointed from Prant to Zilla level; efforts were made to conduct Saptahik

Milans (weekly gatherings) at college centers and other places; a two-day Prant level

workshop was held for activists involved in running these weekly gatherings.

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Special emphasis was laid and inspiration provided in the workshop on the follow up

activities. Due to these collective efforts 741 students took part in the workshop; they

came from 142 places and 147 colleges a total of 289 units. Workshop programme

included training in running the weekly gatherings; programmes in them; training inphysical demonstrations; and discussions on the follow up activity. Swayamsevaks

returned from the workshop with a determination to start weekly gatherings in 111

colleges and 250 other places. There is a considerable rise in the weekly gatherings

after the workshop besides plenty of reports about various activities like picnics,

camps, personality development programmes, competitions etc.

College students camp in Jaipur Prant

In this camp held on 27-28th September, 2546 students from 371 places

participated. This camp was planned with the objective of introducing Sangh to newstudents. Each college student attending Shakha was made a Gatanayak or

hostel/college in-charge and asked to contact new students. This, coupled with the

continuous touring of the Sayam Karyavahs, helped in contacting around 18,000

students. As a result over 70% new students attended the camp. Historical and inspiring

layout of the camp venue and the mass game Haldi Ghati battle left a great impact on

the students.

Bal Shivir in Uttar Banga

In the district-wise camps held as part of the Prant planning, in the camp held inMalda district 523 Bal Swayamsevaks attended from 92 places. 426 Swayamsevaks

were present from 70 places in Siliguri.

'Sanghatan Sashaktikaran' Camps in Mahakoshal

This programme was planned as a follow up to the Hindu Sammelans held

during Sri Gurujis Birth Centenary. In the Baithak held in July plans were chalked out

to hold Sangh-introduction camps in places from where people came to attend the

Hindu Sammelans; start Saptahik Milans or Sangha Mandalees in those places; and

conduct district-wise camps for organizational revitalization in the month of December

as an outcome of these activities. Every functionary from Prant to Tehsil/Khand level

was assigned a specific area for touring and guidance. In the last month 559 Vistaraks

gave 7 to 15 days; 845 Vistaraks gave entire daytime every day; another 625 activists

gave one or two days in every week thus working for the success of this campaign. In

the district-wise camps held between 10 December and 18 January 568 out of 597

Khands, 1652 out of 2510 Mandals and 5017 out of 24,189 villages were represented.

Total attendance was 21,543. Expected Ganvesh was Khaki shorts, white shirt and

cap. Mass Surya Namaskar and Vyayam Yog were held in each camp.

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The Swayamsevaks from old Shakhas gave demonstrations in Niyuddha, Samata

and Danda Yuddha etc.

As a follow up all were instructed to conduct Bharat Mata Pujan programme

and Makar Sankranti function in their respective villages. As a result of all this 181Shakhas, 12 Milans and 8 Mandalis have been added newly.

Barghat tehsil needs a special mention here. With a set target for 80 Shakhas

they could achieve 65 Shakhas. This campaign has also helped in motivating our

activists and a good number of new people have become Swayamsevaks.

District level camps in Gujarat

For the last couple of years special efforts were being made to organize district

level camps in December-January. This years achievement is like this: In the Tarun

camp in Vadodara Mahanagar 380 Tarun were present from all the 19 Nagars and 49

Bastis. Preparetory to the camp, route marches were held at Nagar level and Danda

Valaya competitions were held at Shakha level. Follow up plans are afoot to start

activity in every Basti. In the Bal camp held in Karnavati Mahanagar 873 Swayamsevaks

were present from 87 Shakhas of 51 out of 52 Nagars in 7 Bhags.

First-ever Public Programme by Sangh in Shillong

During the visit of Sarkaryavah Ma. Mohanji Bhagwat the first-ever public

programme of Sangh was planned for 24th December in Shillong. As a result of the

extensive contact undertaken in preparation there was representation from 140 villages

belonging to 4 districts. Secretary and other leaders of the Seng Khasi movement

adorned the Sangh platform for the first time and addressed the audience. A youth

camp was also organized on 22-24th December in which 272 youths participated. Our

work got a major boost in Shillong as a result of the good response to these two

programmes.

Extensive touring of Prant level functionaries in Paschim Andhra

With a specific agenda the tour of the Prant functionaries was planned upto

Khand level this year. Five specific programmes were decided a Khand Baithak ofthe Shakha functionaries and of those in-charge of Saptahik Milans and Sangh

Mandalees; a Baithak of the touring functionaries of the Khand; attending the Shakha

at the Khand center; Baithak of that Shakha team; and visiting the houses of the

Mukhya Sikshak and touring functionaries. 29 Prant functionaries and 1 Kshetra

functionary together completed visits to all the Khandas in August. Those Khands

with no Shakhas were also visited and efforts were made to start Shakhas there.

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Prarthana practice fortnight Bilaspur Nagar

In this fortnight-long programme planned in the Bilaspur Nagar of Chattisgarh

Prant first 7 days were devoted to memorizing Prarthana, practicing with proper

pronunciation, intonation etc. In the second week the Swayamsevaks practicedPrarthana by writing it down 10 to 14 times. Writing of the translation was also held in

some Shakhas. It resulted in improvement in the singing quality of the Prarthana and

created a special interest in its recitation.

Surya Namaskar Maha Yagna Goraksha Prant

Efforts for this programme, held on the birthday of Netaji Subhash Chandra

Bose, 23rd January, began after the Prant Baithak in July. Manifold efforts were made

like: tours of Shareerik team to Shakhas, deploying trainers of Surya Namaskars,

contacting schools, arranging speakers etc. On 23rd January the programme was heldin 1644 Shakha places and another 385 schools, colleges and coaching centers in

which 1,25,766 students performed a total of 17,59,152 Surya Namaskars.

Gramotsav (Village Celebration) in Mandu Khand of Ramgarh district in

Jharkhand Prant

Village contact programme on the occasion of the Hindu Samrajyotsav has

been going on in Mandu Khand since last year. A plan was made this year with the

involvement of all those activists. The plan was to contact those villages where street

plays were held last year, conduct village baithaks and plan for a Hindu Sammelan onthe Hindu Samrajyotsav day. It was decided that in these Gram Sammelans worship

of village deities (Gram Devta), Ram Katha, Jalaabhishek, Bharatmata Pujan etc should

be under taken. These programmes were held in all the 11 villages of the Khand in

which 4433 villagers men and women participated.

Programme of Bal Swayamsevaks in Pune during Sarsanghachalakjis Visit

Planning for the physical activity-centric Bal programme to be held on 15th

February in the presence of P.P. Sarsanghachalakji was done 6 months earlier. Some

of the targets set for this programme were: all the Bals should attend in full uniform;atleast 100 Bal from each Bhag of the Mahanagar should give one demonstration;

there would be a mass demonstration of Surya Namaskar and group song; Shakha

level efforts would be made for practice and quality improvement. Well organized tour

programmes were planned for functionaries at all levels. As a result of all this 682 Bal

Swayamsevaks presented qualitative demonstrations on 15th February in front of around

8000 citizens. Entire event, including conducting the programme, introduction, solo

song, Ghosh etc, was organized by the Bal Swayamsevaks only.

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Homage to the Martyrs of 1857 in Jabalpur

A committee of eminent citizens was constituted in Jabalpur to pay homage to

the martyrs of 1857 with the slogan One Lamp, Two Minute Silence in the name of

the martyrs.

Participation was invited from social, religious and professional bodies also.

Vast publicity was given to encourage public participation through 1 lakh hand bills,

25,000 stickers, more than 100 hoardings etc. Atmosphere was created by asking

eminent citizens to light lamps at important locations in the city between 1st and 10th

May.

As a result over 25,000 citizens participated at 250 places in this programme on

10th May making it a grand success.

All India Shrunga Vadya Training at Gwalior

In this first ever all-India Shrunga Vadya training programme, 306 Swayamseavks

took part from 34 Prants. There were 159 players who knew more than one

composition. Most of the participants came with prior preparation. It has helped in

raising the quality of training in the camp. There were sessions for practicing primary

lessons ganawise, correcting tunes, practice in mass performance, practice in Sanchalan

with the instrument, learning the text of the compositions, demonstrating individual

talents etc. On the final day route marches were held in Gwalior in 5 groups, followed

by a concluding programme in which a non-stop playing of the instruments was heldfor 18 minutes which left a great impact on the citizens of Gwalior.

Ghosh Camp in Konkan Prant

This camp, held from 11th to 23rd February at Panvel near Mumbai, was held

not only to play an important role in the development of Ghosh in the Prant, but also

to pay homage to the martyrs of the Mumbai terror attacks, thus making it much more

relevant and significant. Preparatory to this camp, weekly Ghosh Vargas were held

tehsil-wise and in some other places for 3 months regularly. Six new songs and two

new Ghosh tunes were composed for this camp; experimental use of traditionalPakhwaj instrument in Ghosh was attempted. Some significant aspects of this camp

include: renowned music director Sri Sridhar Phadke was the Sarvadhikari of the

camp; well-known literary figure Mrs. Girija Keer inaugurated the exhibition; camp

was inaugurated by the local MLA Sri Vivekananda Patil; and the family members of

the martyred Mumbai policemen were present in the concluding programme. 778

Swayamsevaks participated in this camp.

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Service Activities

Service activities at the time of the terrorist attack in Mumbai

Local people have retaliated at the time of the terrorist attack on Nariman House.Activists of the BJP were in the forefront in that. A BJP activist Shri Harish Gohil was

killed in that terrorist attack and another activist Shri Prakash Surve was seriously

injured when the terrorist threw hand grenades at the crowd.

Due to the promptness and dynamism of the Swayamsevaks relief work

commenced at several places at 10.30-11.00 PM itself on 26 November. Relief centers

were setup at G.T. Hospital, J.J. Hospital, St. George Hospital, Bombay Hospital and

several railway stations.

Swayamsevaks undertook activities like - donation of two hundred bottles of

blood, arrangements for informing the relatives of the injured, providing food, tea etc.

for the relatives of the injured at the hospitals etc. There is a station called Masjid

Bundar just before Chatrapati Shivaji Terminus. 65 Swayamsevaks got engaged in

providing food for the passengers in the trains stuck there. Arrangements were made

by Swayamsevaks for 120 people to stay. Arrangements were also made to transport

out-station passengers to the Dadar Railway Station.

Relief for the flood victims in Bihar

As soon as the Kusaha bund gave way on 18th August 2008 unprecedented

floods started in Kosi river. The river changed its course by 115 km. This unprecedentedflood affected 62,96,691 families in 1058 villages of 35 blocks from 5 districts.

Swayamsevaks took this calamity as a challenge and plunged into relief work which is

continuing to this date. Young Swayamsevaks of Janki Prabhat Shakha of Veerpur,

working against several odds, saved 260 people by using long ropes and coursing

through the swirling flood waters on 18th, 19th, 20th August. Swayamsevaks have

saved around 1800 people in 494 villages from the fury of the flood. Engineer Madan

Sharma, a Swayamsevak from Khagaria district and Randhir Thakur another

Swayamsevak from Darbhanga district sacrificed their lives in their effort to protect

the people.

A relief camp was organised for 5000 people in the Saharsa district school

from 23rd August to 27th September. In another 5 such camps arrangements were

made for food and medical help for around 10,000 people. Swayamsevaks also visited

small and big relief camps in 320 villages and distributed 5,70,000 food packets.

Activists of Vanvasi Kalyan Ashram, Vidya Bharati, Vishwa Hindu Parishad and Akhil

Bharateeya Vidhyarthi Parishad too conducted relief camps at several places.

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After the waters receded, 264 families in 4 districts were provided houses made

by 15x8 ft. GIC sheet as part of rehabilitation of the poor and affected people. Seva

International too helped in providing another 135 such houses in 4 districts.

As always, the entire society stood by us in these service activities everywherein the country.

Activities like these that give impetus to our organizational reach, expansion and

consolidation and the service undertaken at the time of disasters help in hastening our

social consolidation process. Events in the last session once again showed to us that

the only answer to the present day challenges lies in an awakened and organized

society.

Scenario

Several auspicious events like - the launching of Chandrayan into the outer

space, Vishwanathan Anand winning world championship in Chess, Indian film winning

Oscars etc - took place after the Varsh Pratipada Yugabd 5110 (2008 AD). Yet the

common man is facing a lot of problems in his immediate vicinity. We managed to

escape a little from the wrath of the economic recession due to our age-old economic

practices. Yet we are experiencing a scenario of gradual degeneration in the country

due to the coalition of three evil forces i.e. domestic and global forces which view the

geographical integrity of this country and its unique Hindu identity as impediments inthe path of their self interest; the corrupt and inefficient policies of the governments

and administration; and vote bank politics. This process is still on. In the absence of a

self-confident and valiant response from the society these forces are becoming more

blatant.

A piece of land was allocated to Shri Amarnath Shrine Board for making

arrangements to the pilgrims of Shri Baba Amarnath after a due legal process, unanimous

resolution of the Cabinet and guidelines from the courts. However, certain politicians

in their desperation to cling on to power joined hands with anti-national forces resultingin the act of that land being taken back by the Alliance Government of Jammu and

Kashmir. When the people rose to get justice, and to protect their self-respect and

centers of veneration, threats of secession were issued waving Pakistani flags. Yet the

60-day long relentless agitation has finally destroyed the intransigence of the anti-

national forces and the arrogance of power of the rulers. Everyone from the Center to

the State was forced to capitulate before the soul of Bharat that was manifest in the

hearts of the people. At the commencement of this session itself, the Amarnath agitation

has showed us the way to conquer over all our problems and the global forces that are

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inimical to our nation. Patriotic people of Jammu and Laddakh do not just deserve our

compliments alone; they have to be emulated.

While the agitation was going on in Jammu, similar forces indulged in the heinous

murder of Pujya Swami Laxmanand Saraswati at Kandhmal in Utkal. Swamiji wasservice-incarnate, pleasant and affectionate. He was a staunch opponent of illegal cow

slaughter and conversions.

The Janmastami day was deliberately chosen for this brutal murder in order to

rub salt into the wounds of Hindus. This region was already in the grip of severe

unrest last year due to the conflict between the Kandhs and Panas over the distribution

of governmental benefits. There was a strong reaction when the aggressive evangelical

forces tried to take advantage of this conflict by resorting to the barbarous murder of

Swamiji. The government, which showed utter insensitivity to the daily threats of lifebeing received by Swamiji, his security, illegal conversions, cow slaughter and the

atrocities of the extremists etc, suddenly became over-active against Hindus. A brutal

oppression was unleashed against Hindus irrespective of whether they were innocent

or culprits.

The murderers of Swamiji and the conspirators are still at large while cases

were foisted against more than 1200 innocent Hindus.

The Hindu society decided to call for a Bandh on 25 December to press for its

demand of the arrest of the murderers of Swamiji and the conspirators; but called itoff after the administration gave a commitment in writing that they will be immediately

arrested. Yet there was no proper response from the government for this restraint and

decent behaviour. The Oriya media was highlighting the reality correctly whereas the

other, especially the English media took a very biased view of the events. The episode

of Swamijis murder was completely brushed under the carpet by them and the whole

blame was sought to be heaped at the doorstep of the Hindu society.

On the pretext of the involvement of some Hindu youths and a Sadhvi in the

Malegaon blast case these hard-line fundamentalist and secessionist forces have tried

to create an illusionary and self-contradictory lie called Hindu Terrorism. While theallegations against those accused were yet to be proved in a court of law there was a

strange and clandestine effort to leak the information relating to the investigations

regularly to the media. Thus all of them were held guilty by the media even before the

matter went before the courts. Ridiculous aspersions were cast on our security forces;

shameless and reprehensible attempts were made to defame Hindu saints, society and

organizations by dragging them into this controversy. Silly, baseless and unbelievable

allegation was made against an organization like Sangh, which is striving relentlessly

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This period of challenge is also an invitation to our gallantry and an opportunity

to achieve victory through our valour. Need of the hour is to awaken this bravery and

valour in the Hindu society spread out in countless villages across the country fromHimalayas to the Indian Ocean. Let all of us strive to expand and consolidate still

further our already existing nationwide network to enable our society to effectively

respond to all the challenges it is facing, by adopting appropriate strategies and

techniques.

It is an unflinching challenge to the whole world,

May they feel good or bad about it,

That we are determined to pursue our national mission,Everready to take the threats head-on.

Such a society alone is the answer to all the evils; response to all the threats;

exclamation of victory and the only foundation for the all-round glory of our nation.

The Sangh is engaged in creating such a society.

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abps prativedan 2009 presented by man. mohan ji bhagwat

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