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Of Teachers, Priests and Terrorists !


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How can teachers who **** the national language build the future of the students ?
Samastipur (Bihar) – Shaktikumar Srivastav, a 7th standard student of Saint Joseph’s School was punished for speaking Hindi in the school. The lady-teacher even threatened him, “Henceforth if you speak in Hindi, you will be severely punished and removed from the school.” Upon hearing this threat, Shaktikumar said to her that Hindi was his national language. The teacher became furious with him and said, “If you are so keen on speaking Hindi, why don’t you join a Hindi medium school?” – Mrs. Seema Srivastav.

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Priests who celebrate the birth of Sri Ramchandra on Ramnavami by cutting a cake !

Dhanbad (Jharkhand) – On the auspicious day of Ramnavami, some devotees who had gathered at the Ram Temple of Shaktipath, were celebrating the birth of Sriram with the cutting of a cake at the hands of a boy who was dressed as Sriram. We were present at the temple as we were in Seva holding an exhibition of Sanatan’s Holy texts. When we saw the way Sriram’s birth was being celebrated, we spoke up and tried to create awareness amongst the priests present there. We explained to them about the denigration of Sriram and the Holy texts due to such a celebration. They, however, did not pay any attention to us. They said, “We cannot argue with the devotees.” In order to create awareness amongst the devotees present there, we spoke politely, though in a slightly loud voice, “It is the prime duty of our priests to teach Dharmacharan and prevent the denigration of Deities.” All the devotees present were convinced by what we were saying and so were the priests. – Mr. Gopal Singh and Mrs. Neelam Sinha (This incident shows that it is absolutely necessary to give Dharmashikshan (education in Dharma) to the priests. – Editor)

(Ref: ‘Dainik Sanatan Prabhat’)

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Mumbai is just a trailer of what is to come !

Mumbai (Maharashtra) – Post the 26/11 terror wrought on Bharat by terrorists from Pakistan, much has been written and spoken about it. In a booklet published by ‘Jan Jagran Manch’, Mumbai, the authors have given an insight into the minds and ideology at work. We present here one such excerpt.

‘Iranian-born foreign affairs specialist Amir Taheri points out that the Mumbai attacks embody the plan outlined by a senior Al Qaeda strategist after the USA decided to fight back following 9/11 – a decision that the Islamic terrorists had not expected.

The Pakistani terror plot is only the tip of the iceberg. This new Islamic strategy entails targeting countries with a substantial Muslim presence for ‘low-intensity warfare’. This will include bombings, ******* bombings, kidnappings, taking of hostages, use of women and children as human shields, beheadings and other attacks that make normal life impossible. Such a simultaneous, multi-faceted onslaught quickly reduces a city and a country to chaos. It can be repeated anywhere – and our cities must be among the most vulnerable. The civilised countries now face an enemy that will simply not play by the rules of the civilisation. It is time we woke up to this terrifying reality. Mumbai is just a trailer of what is to come.’

(Ref: ‘Mumbai Terror Outrage’; Publisher – Jan Jagran Manch)



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