Mumbai, 29 July : “Looking at the global circumstances, the society needs more people like Bal Apte, who live the ideals in real life”, said Sarsanghchalak Mohanji Bhagvat at the condolence meeting of Pro.Bal Apte here. “He was our personal philosopher guide friend, whose discipline, philosophy & principles impressed upon the ‘Karyakartas’ (social workers) like us” he further added.
The Condolence meeting held at Poddar College near Matunga here at evening on Sunday by the followers of late Pro.Bal Apte was attented by large gathering of the senior social & political workers and senior advocates & judges of Mumbai High Court. RSS sah-sarKaryavah (Jt. Gen Secretary) H. Dattatreyaji, former Loksabha speaker Manohar Joshi, ABVP National president Prof. Milind Marathe, BJP’s General Secretary (Org.) Ram Lal, RSS Konkan Prant Sanghachalak Bapusaheb Mokashi, AAWI president Adv. Rajiv Patil, Balasaheb’s nephew senior advocate Ram Apte and BJP Mumbai president Raj K Purohit were on stage.
Sarsanghchalak Mohan ji Bhagvat elaborated the qualities of Bal Apte in his speech. “When I started work as a ‘Pracharak’ (RSS Fulltimer), before I could meet him, I only heard about his fearful discipline & principles and was initially not daring to go before him”, remembered Bhagvat. “Although after meeting him, one could sense the golden heart behind his strong disciplinary nature. He was very straight forward & fearless speaker. He had daring to tell the truth to anybody he came across, he had earned that right thru his principled life.”
“After meeting him, we could sense his guardian nature. We had no afraid to accept our wrongs before him than others because of this guardian nature. Any human can develop his personality by hard work but the people like Bal Apte have some heavenly qualities which enhance their personality,” said Bhagvat while paying his tributes to Prof Apte. “When a person achieves heights, he tends to cut-off from the common people. But Bal Apte was an exception. Living simple life when you can afford anything is a very hard task now-a-days and Balasaheb has put forward an exceptional example of the same. To live like this, you must do great ‘Tapasya’,” Bhagvat added.
Bhagvat added further, “Its very difficult to have a great heart with the God-gifted creativity, the rear combination of which Prof. Apte had. Although we have lost the great soul, we can follow his footsteps in our life to achieve our national goal.” Bhagvat also remembered how Apte declined to become a minister in Morarji bhai Desai led Janata Govt post-emergency and chose to work for the organisation of ABVP. He became a Rajyasabha member only after the organisation decided about it.
Bhagvat called upon the workers to keep fresh Apte’s memories thru the hard work to achieve national goals, as “this would be the only tributes we can pay to the departed soul”. Balasaheb Apte never thought about his personal name & fame, but devoted his entire life to a great cause of nation building. He never thought about achievements – personal or organisational – but always remained resolute about the work-culture, as he believed that that’s the only thing which will build the nation, Bhagvat added. He reminded the gathering that “our work starts where the people like Balasaheb rest as we have to take the cause further.”








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NEW DELHI, JULY 10, 2012 : China's assisting and arming Pakistan has made "it a second class enemy", but its economic strength overpowering India is not a real concern, according to Tata Group chairman Ratan Tata.
NEW DELHI, JULY 10, 2012 : After its sweep in Delhi's municipal election, BJP maintained its dominance in the urban local bodies by cornering nine out of 12 mayoral posts in UP.
NEW DELHI, JULY 10, 2012 : Senior BJP leader VK Malhotra on Monday appealed to Prime Minister Manmohan Singh to reject RK Pachauri Committee's report suggesting that an alternate route aimed to protect Ram Sethu, also called Adams Bridge, was not an acceptable option and not in public interest.
VADODARA, JULY 9, 2012 : Ramilaben Govindbhai Patel hasn't been to college. But at 43, she earns what some CEOs take home. Nothing fancy here. She milks cows every day and supplies milk to a dairy co-operative. She milked Rs 1.10 crore - Rs 1,10,17,675 - net profit in 2011-12, to be precise!
KOCHI, JULY 6, 2012 : RSS, Pathanamthitta taluk swayamsevak's had taken up the drive of cleaning of district general hospital Pathanamthitta.As planned on 1st July 2012, over 150 volunteers of various part of Pathanamthitta taluk had assembled in the morning at the hospital premise.
KOCHI, JULY 6, 2012 : According to reports, the Bharatiya Janata Party is aiming to garner those Hindu party members who have been disheartened with the Congress and CPM parties. The party is stated to have issued directives to its workers to capitalize the current scenario existing in the state and bring the dejected people closer to the BJP. The party has reiterated that the denial of rights being faced by the Hindu society and marginalisation is because of the insensitive attitude of the Congress and CPM alone.
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The next reported incident of temple robbery is from Sreekrishna Swamy Temple of Mavelikkara. This time, ornaments of the deity, worth lakhs were stolen. The Sreekovil, along with the north end gate was discovered in an wide open state.
THIRUVANANTHAPURAM, JULY 6, 2012 :Vault A, first of the six secret cellars of the Sri Padmanabha Swamy temple, Thiruvananthapuram holding amazing treasures worth over Rs 100,000 crore, was opened on Thursday morning for evaluation and documentation of the invaluable artifacts, ornaments and other items kept in it.
THIRUANANTHAPURAM, JULY 6, 2012 :Long awaited dream of Nationalists in Kerala Janam TV is now a hand distance away.For Keralites who are fed up with Anti Hindu propaganda medias is getting ready to welcome 'Janam'.
NEW DELHI, JULY 7, 2012 : There is something about our media celebs that makes them hate anything remotely connected with Hinduism or the Hindu religion. Any symbol related to Hinduism or their spiritual leaders or Gurus is an insult to the intelligence of these elites. Of the many media outlets that frequently ridicule Hinduism, CNN-IBN and its sidekick IBN7 are channels that are undisputed leaders. Not so long ago CNN-IBN’s Sagarika Ghose ran a fraudulent live show about Sri Sri Ravi Shankar and his campaign against corruption. It was a case enough to ‘Sack Sagarika’. But just as in politics, nepotism prevails in the media too and she continues merrily on the channel, frequently spouting venom against Hindus, subtly on TV or more brazenly on Twitter. When the damage is done and she faces a backlash her typical response is to play victim. Here are some recent transactions by CNN-IBN’s Managing Director, Rajdeep Sardesai:
On June 25 #Emergency75 trended all day on Twitter. So Rajdeep wants to know if tweeters will trend #Babri92 on December 6. While he actually doesn’t suggest it, it’s almost as if Babri happened as revenge for Emergency. It’s alarming that those who pass off as editors in media outlets cannot distinguish between a national tragedy and a communal incident. The number of people killed or permanently disabled during Emergency will neither be known nor be ever revealed because our current media would prefer another Emergency. They would like a censorship of all voices in the social media and would delight in peddling only the voice of the Congress and their ruling allies. The Justice Shah Commission report on the Emergency was buried and lost till recently a writer (Era Sezhiyan) put the pieces together in a book.
Now, while there have been frequent accusations of CNN-IBN and IBN7 being anti-Hindu and communal here is proof if you ever needed it. The latest catch in the 26/11 is someone called Abu Jindal. Umm… no one seems sure about his real name! He is also called Abu Jundal, Abu Hamza and new names might crop up soon. On every channel and newspaper there is only one picture of his – the one with the same expression and the same check-shirt. Wait, all except IBN7. An observant tweeter (@AwakeIndian) sent me this TV grab from the channel.