ORGANISER

Organiser is a publication closely associated with the Hindu nationalist group Rashtriya Swayamsevak Sangh (RSS). It began as a newspaper in 1947, just before the Partition of India. While it claims to be independent, many scholars view it as a representative voice of the RSS. Over the years, notable editors have included A. R. Nair, K. R. Malkani, L. K. Advani, V. P. Bhatia, Seshadri Chari, and R. Balashanker. Currently, Prafulla Ketkar serves as the editor. Since April 1, 2014, Organiser has been published in a magazine format.

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Karan Thapar: An Indian who never disappoints Pakistan

4 days ago | organiser.org | Kuldeep Jha

Indian journalist Karan Thapar and The Wire, a platform known for questionable journalism, have faced severe backlash following the reported ban of The Wire across India on 9 May 2025. This action reportedly stemmed from Thapar’s 28 April interview with Pakistani commentator Najam Sethi. Conducted in the wake of the devastating Pahalgam attack, this interview allowed Sethi to peddle baseless claims that harm India’s sovereignty and embolden its adversary.
Reclaiming India's identity

1 week ago | organiser.org | Diganta Chakraborty

In a recent move, The National Council of Educational Research and Training (NCERT) has announced a significant revision to its Class 7 Social Science textbooks for the 2025–26 academic session, removing chapters on the Delhi Sultanate and the Mughals. In their place, new sections highlighting ancient Indian dynasties, Mahakumbh, pilgrimage sites, and cultural traditions have been introduced.
Syria's future lies in decentralisation

1 week ago | organiser.org | Manish Rai

The Conference on Kurdish Unity and Common Stance was recently concluded in Qamishli, North-East Syria. Over 400 delegates from various parts of Syria participated in the conference, which aimed to strengthen Kurdish unity and establish common political positions. A communiqué at the end of the conference, which United States officials also attended, demanded that a future Syrian constitution should enshrine respect for Kurdish national rights in post-Assad Syria.
It's time to expose hypocrisy of India’s leftists

2 weeks ago | organiser.org | Diganta Chakraborty

Again and again, acts of terrorism reveal the horrifying consequences of religious fanaticism. The recent terror attack in Pahalgam, Kashmir, is a testament to this truth. Eyewitness accounts have described the brutality of the incident with harrowing detail—tourists were reportedly identified by name or ID and then killed. The victims were chosen. And they were chosen for being Hindu. So, who bears responsibility for such a monstrous act?
Vidya Bharati Schools Shine in Uttarakhand Board Exams

2 weeks ago | organiser.org | Gopal Goswami

Kamal Singh Chauhan of Reema, Nakuru Patti, a remote village of the border district Bageshwar of Uttarakhand State & student of Vivekanand Inter college of the city, stood first in the Uttarakhand state board exams declared on Saturday.
How India's GDP doubled in a decade under Modi Raj

4 weeks ago | organiser.org | Sumeet Mehta

India has entered the new financial year with exuberant triumph of achieving the unimaginable. India doubled its GDP in a decade of Modi Raj. When PM Modi took charge of the country in 2014, India’s GDP was US$ 2.1 tn in FY2014. In a decade of Modi Raj India’s GDP has doubled to US$ 4.2 tn in FY 2025.
Hezbollah should wake up to new realities

1 month ago | organiser.org | Manish Rai

US Deputy Envoy to the Middle East Morgan Ortagus, recently visited Lebanon. During an interview with the LBCI news outlet, Ortagus stressed the importance of disarming Hezbollah. This statement from a senior US diplomat has sparked a new debate about the disarmament of Hezbollah, which has been demanded for a long time. In January this year, the Lebanese parliament elected a new president, former army chief Joseph Aoun.
Islamists go on rampage in Bengal over Waqf Amendment Act 2025

1 month ago | organiser.org | Diganta Chakraborty

“What Bengal thinks today, India will think tomorrow.” Once this observation was made by G.W. Gokhale, a respected nationalist leader, once echoed the intellectual, cultural, and spiritual supremacy of Bengal in India’s civilisational journey.
Sanatan Dharma: Global Hindu footprints

1 month ago | organiser.org | Ravi Iyer

Hinduism is the oldest surviving religion of the world. It is also the third largest religion in the world with over one billion (100 crore) people belonging to its faith. Hinduism is not merely a religion, but it is also a way of life. The teachings of this religion have always attracted people from all around the world as they find in it something relevant to their lives.
Balochistan: Facing the inevitable

1 month ago | organiser.org | Manish Rai

Balochistan, Pakistan’s largest province in terms of area, has been rocked by multiple massive attacks recently. These attacks by Baloch insurgents, especially the attack on the Jaffar Express by the Balochistan Liberation Army (BLA) have raised a very valid question: Is the Pakistani Army really in control of Balochistan? This train hijacking left dozens dead and triggered a 30-hour military operation.