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A still-born LabourSanjay Suri, Outlook India, April 8, 2005 Stand up to the global gaze
Pamela Philipose, Indian Express, March 31, 2005 Protests at Gujarat minister’s visit to UK
Asian Times Live, 30 March, 2005 Death threat forces Indian minister to pull out of trip
Daniel McGrory and Shyam Bhatia, Times Online, March 26, 2005 Security concerns: Modi cancels UK trip
NDTV (New Delhi), March 25, 2005 Rights activists press for Modi's arrest
Hasan Suroor, The Hindu, March 25, 2005 Modi visit to London cancelled because of security reasons
Press Trust of India, March 24, 2005 Who is Modi’s UK host? No one knows
Vijay Dutt, Hindustan Times, March 23, 2005 Gujarat Chief Minister Narendra Modi's foreign trips seem to be creating a lot of controversy
NDTV (New Delhi), March 23, 2005 Invite cloud over Modi's London trip
Harit Mehta, Indian Express, March 23, 2005 UK feels heat over Gujarat leader's visit
Jo Johnson, Financial Times, March 22, 2005 Modi's 36 hrs in UK can be stormy
Rashmee Roshan Lall, Times of India, March 22, 2005 Nation united, not Modi BJP
The Telegraph (Calcutta), March 21, 2005 Modi may face protests during UK visit
H. S. Rao, Rediff.com, March 20, 2005 Plea to revoke visa to Modi
Shyam Bhatia, Deccan Herald, March 20, 2005 More trouble for Modi, now in London
H. S. Rao, Sify.com, 20 March, 2005 A diplomatic no
Hasan Suroor, Frontline, Volume 22, Issue 08, March 12-15, 2005 aking advantage of public generosity, RSS tries to enter South with aidT
Ashish Kumar Sen, Tribune India, January 19, 2005 Criminal Case Against Modi Launched in Gujarat
dawoodcampaign.org, 4 May, 2004
The hidden face of charity
Dionne Bunsha, Frontline, 23 April 2004 Poll panel's probe sought into Hindu groups' 'foreign' funding
New Kerala (Chennai), March 25, 2004 Probe Use of Funds Raised Abroad by Hindutva Groups
Statement Issued by People’s Union for Civil Liberties - Tamil Nadu & Pondicherry, 23 March 2004 British charity for RSS used to fuel religious extremism
Danish A Khan, Milli Gazette (India), 16-31 March 2004 ‘UK funds used against Muslims in India’
HiPakistan.com, March 13, 2004 Sangh spent UK charity funds on spreading communal hatred
WebIndia123.com, March 13 2004
‘UK
funds used against Muslims in India’
HiPakistan.com, March 13, 2004
Alms For The Killer
Harsh Kabra, Outlook, March 8, 2004
UK-based charity attacked
for RSS links
Shyam Bhatia, Rediff.com, March 8, 2004
More On RSS
Foreign Funds -The Awaaz Report
By Nalini Taneja, Peoples Democracy, March 7, 2004
Coventry Observer, March 4, 2004 'Hardline' charity begins in the donation box
By Ashish Kumar Sen, Asia Times Online, March 3, 2004 Ex Sewa patron says charity has 'cheated' him and other UK residents
DeepikaGlobal.com, March 2, 2004
In bad faith: British charities funding Hindu Right in India
Asia Pacific Forum, WBAI 99.5 FM, New York City, March 2, 2004
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By Fionnuala Burke, Sunday Mercury (Birmingham), February 29 2004 'Inaccuracies And Distortions'
Outlook India, February 29, 2004 AWAAZ Responds to RSS Distortions
Awaaz - South Asia Watch London, Press Release, 29 February 2004 RSS refutes allegations by British NGO
RSS Press Meet, 27 February 2004, Delhi
In Bad Faith? British Charity and Hindu Extremism
Awaaz - South Asia Watch, Press Release, 26 February 2004 We don't need democracy lessons from US: RSS
Economic Times, Feb 29 2004 RSS dismisses charges of misuse of funds
Times of India, February 29 2004 RSS criticises report on misuse of donations
Times of India, February 28 2004 Charity check blocked by India
By Christopher Walker, The Times, February 28, 2004 Sangh Parivar accused of promoting extremisim in India
WebIndia123.com, February 27, 2004 RSS dismisses as 'false' charges of misuse of funds
Hindustan Times, 27 February 2004 RSS hits out at charges of misusing donations
Kerala Next, February 27, 2004 RSS raising money in Britain under false pretences: report
By Prasun Sonwalkar, New Kerala, February 27, 2004 India refuses visas to charity investigators
by Sam Jones, The Guardian, Friday February 27, 2004 RSS denies allegations
The Hindu, February 27, 2004
Charity-fund money
going to Hindu conservatives
The News International - Jang.com, February 27, 2004
British Donations
For Gujarat Relief Went To Hindu Extremist Groups: Report
PakNews.com, February 27, 2004
'Donations for
Guj quake relief sent to extremists'
IndiaInfo.com, February 26, 2004
British Public Funding
Anti-Minority Program in India, Alleges New Report
Rahul Verma, OneWorld South Asia (US), February 26, 2004
Quake, cyclone
funds sponsored Guj violence: UK report
The Times of India, February 26, 2004
Indolink.com, February 26, 2004
British funds for
quake victims diverted to Hindu hardliners: rights group
Terra Daily, February 26, 2004
‘RSS groups
pocketed quake aid’
By Vijay Dutt, Hindustan Times, London, February 26, 2004
RSS raising money
in Britain under false pretences: report
By Prasun Sonwalkar, Indo-Asian News Service, February 26, 2004
Earthquake Aid Charity Accused
of Supporting Extremists
By Rajiv Popat, ITV.com, Thursday, February 26, 2004
UK charities funding
violence in India: Report
By Nabanita Sircar, Hindustan Times, London, February 26, 2004
Hindu group denounces
UK claims
BBC, February 26, 2004
Allegations
of this sort have been made before
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By Edward Luce, Financial Times, February 26 2004
Funds collected for
quake relief benefited RSS affiliate: report
By Kalpana Sharma, The Hindu, February 25, 2004
UK charities scam
linked to Sangh Parivar
By Ashish Kumar Sen, The Tribune, February 25, 2004
‘British public
fooled into funding RSS’
By Aditi Khanna in London and Venkat Parsa in New Delhi, Asian Age, February
25, 2004
Shyam Bhatia, Rediff.com, August 20, 2003 Act like honeybees, not flies: Modi to journalists
H. S. Rao, Rediff.com, August 20, 2003 UK rights activists want Modi arrested
Shyam Bhatia, Rediff.com, August 19, 2003 Protests greet Modi in London
H. S. Rao, Rediff.com, August 18, 2003
Pressure
to withdraw charity status of RSS, HSS in UK
By Hasan Suroor, The Hindu, March 5 2003
Hindu
groups raising funds for violence: UK group
Times of India, March 4 2003
Sangh Parivar
raising money for violence: UK group,
Rediff.com, March 04, 2003
US,
UK to probe Parivar funding
By Seema Mustafa, Asian Age, February 24 2003
India's hard men,
Editorial, Financial Times, February 24 2003
Blood and money
By Edward Luce and Demetri Sevastopulo, Financial Times, February
20 2003
Foreign Financial
Networks of Hindu Fascism,
By Subuhi Jiwani, World War 3 Report, January 27, 2003
Hindu
Fundamentalism – why we are concerned
By Paul Crofts and Anjana Roy, Searchlight, January 2003
British Charities
linked to Gujarat Terror,
By Subuhi Jiwani, World War 3 Report, December 23, 2002
RSS–backed
charities under UK scanner,
By Rashmee Z Ahmed, The Times of India, December 15, 2002
Pressure
on U.K. Govt. to crack down on Sangh Parivar outfits,
By Hasan Suroor, The Hindu, December 14, 2002
Indian
charity in UK funded Gujarat Hindu extremist groups,
By Vijay Dutt, Hindustan Times, December 13, 2002
Funding Gujarat Extremists
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