World Hindu Conference - 1

Vishwa Hindu Parishad has refreshed the memories of Prayag Sammelan organised by Emperor Harshavardhan several centuries ago, by holding this first Vishwa Hindu Sammelan on the auspicious occasion of Maha Kumbh Mela on Mauni Amavasya (new-moon day) [22, 23 and 24 January 1966] at Prayag.

Representation

As a result of untiring efforts
of Pujaniya Shri. Guruji, the Dharmacharyas, Sadhu-Sants etc. of various sects-creeds of Hindu society including all the four Shankaracharyas came on one platform.

So far as the mass representation was concerned, delegates of all important places right from Kashmir to Kanyakumari and Dwaraka to Burma had come to the Sammelan. Prominent among the participants of this Sammelan were H. E. Governor of Uttar Pradesh Shri Vishwanath Das, H. E. Governor of Bihar Shri. Anantshayanam Iyyangar, H. E. Governor of West Bengal Dr. Kailashnath Katju, H. E. Prime Minister of Nepal Shri. Tulsi Giri, Sant Shri Tukadoji etc.

Eminent foreign delegates included Shri. F. C. Sondhi (President, Hindu Colony, London), Shri. Acharya Ramnaresh from Fiji, Bhikhkhu Shasan Rashmi and Bhikhkhu U. Mahendra of Nepal etc. Besides, delegates were present in large numbers from the South-East Asian Countries and Islands, and other countries like Africa, Aden, Shrilanka, Mauritius, Trinidad, Fiji, England, America, Thailand etc.

The Sammelan had a living accommodation for 25,000 delegates and the main pandal had a sitting capacity of 50,000 delegates. About 75,000 delegates took part in the deliberations of the Sammelan in the pandal. Of them about 12,000 delegates used to remain in their respective townships only. The ideology, methodology and mission of the Parishad came to light through this Sammelan before the Hindu society for the first time.

The main activities of the Sammelan were as follows :

The Sammelan began with the auspicious chorus of The Parishad Song
Vishwamakhilm-uddhartumami Nirmita Vayam….. (Almighty Lord has given us birth to redeem the entire universe…) After the Mangalacharan, all the Dharmacharyas adorning the dias of the pandal sang the traditional prayers of their respective creeds-sects etc. and gave their blessings for the success of the Sammelan. Thereafter various expert Pandits of different Vedic branches recited the Richas from Rigved, Shukla and Krishna Yajurved, Samaved and Atharvaved in their purest form.

Thinkers and intellectuals of different countries like America, Canada, Australia, England, Germany, France, Poland, Switzerland, Finland, Japan, South-East Asian Countries etc. including H. E. President of Bharat Dr. Sarvapalli Radhakrishnan had sent their greeting messages for the success of this historic Sammelan.

On this occasion, the Dharmaguru and the President of Tibet (in exile) Dalai Lama wrote, Hindu Dharma is more ancient and eternal than many other religions of the world. Its philosophy is extremely rich. Hence, the followers of Hindu Dharma should remain active always to protect their Hindu Dharma and contribute their mite adequately.

While blessing the Sammelan, Jagadguru Shankaracharya of Dwaraka Peeth said, We have decided to come together at this anxious historic moment. This is the most critical juncture in the annals of Hindu Dharma, which we have to face boldly. It is also an important development that we are coming together under the banner of Vishwa Hindu Parishad, so that we can forge ahead to establish unity amongst all the Hindus of the world.

On this occasion, the following message of greetings from the King of Nepal was read out aloud by Shri. Rudraraj Pandey, Vice-Chanceller of Tribhuvan University, Nepal :If the Vishwa Hindu Parishad could resolve the greatest problem of world peace through peaceful and cultural resources, then it would be an undeniable gift itself. Keeping this in view, we all the Nepalis welcome this Sammelan. Undoubtedly, it would be a very great achievement for entire Hindu lot, if the unity of all the Pandits, Yogis and great intellectuals gathered here in this Hindu Sammelan is able to guide in modern way for the scientific investigations of all the matters for uplifting the peoples standard of living on the basis of our ideals and models. This Dharma has come down to us absolutely unaffected, in spite of the greatest upheavals in the world; because of high thinking, liberalism and the spirit of ˜Satyam, Shivam, Sundaram (truth, wellbeing and beauty) are throbbing in us.

This first ever Vishva Hindu Sammelan at Prayag was chaired by the retired Chief Justice of West Bengal High Court Shri. Ramaprasad Mukherjee, the brother of self-righteous Dr. Shyamaprasad Mukherjee.

At the outset, the Mayor Shri Shyamanath Kakkad welcomed all Sadhu- Sants, peoples representatives and delegates attending the Prayag Sammelan and said, The Sammelan is a historic occasion and an unprecedented effort to revive a broken tradition….

While inaugurating the Sammelan, H. E. Governor of Uttar Pradesh Shri. Vishwanath Das said, the imperative need of our times is to revive greater influence of Hindu culture. We are grateful to the State of Nepal, as its delegation has enhanced the sheen of this Sammelan. The Governor appealed to the Vishwa Hindu Parishad to organise all Hindus, wherever they may be living in the world and enlist maximum co-operation for the resurgence of Bharatiya culture there through.

While releasing the special issue of ˜Vishwa Hindu, H. E. Governor of Bihar Shri. Anantshayanam Ayyangar spoke in Hindi and appreciated the aims and objects of the Parishad and said, Hindu Dharma had reached nooks and corners of the world much before the advent of Islam and Christianity. Shri Ayyangar regretted, Faith of the modern younths about the Hindu Dharma is on the wane. And these efforts of the part of the Parishad are really appreciable. He further said, If the Hindu ideals and values are accepted by the mankind at large, it would go a long way in establishing world peace. The entire world is afflicted with countless crisis now. The danger of war looming large over the humanity could be averted only if we adopt the ideals of Hindu Dharma.

While speaking on the occasion, the former Prime Minister of Nepal Dr. Tulsi Giri said, Only Hindu Dharma can give us strength for establishing international peace and a status for motherhood, while safeguarding diversity of the ideals.

Prior to the commencement of the formal proceedings of the Sammelan, the then General Secretary of the Vishwa Hindu Parishad Shri Dadasaheb Apte presented his report. Thereafter the Hindu delagates from the foreign countries were felicitated.

A proposal was presented in the Sammelan for preparing a comprehensive ˜Code of Conduct for all the Hindus with a view to establish ˜unity in diversity amid Hindu society. Sant Tukadoji Maharaj emphasised the need for a new Code of Conduct in the context of modern times.

The Jagadguru of Puri cited various lucid examples to stress the imperative need of resolutely meeting the conspiracies of Christians.

In his own inimitable and enthusing address, Swami Vishveshtirth said,Today the world belongs only to the strong. There are a number of crisis in the world. Under the circumstances, we, not only wish to live, but also come out of them triumphantly. We shall have to shoulder proper responsibilities for usher-ing in peace and prosperity in future. Our Hindu Dharma is capable of bestowing necessary inspiration and strength on us.

Let us all whole heartedly co-operate with the VHP in all the programmes decided upon by it for us. It is essential that a Vidwat Parishad be formed for preparing a Common Code of Conduct for the Hindus with a view to bring harmony between our traditional ideals and present day needs. There is equally a need for a Central Vidyalaya to train up the teachers for the propagation of Hindu Dharma. It is also necessary to establish educational and social service projects on a widest possible scale. So that the message of our Dharma can actively reach to the down-trodden, poor, wretched, innocent, gullible common Hindus. It is the bounden duty of every Hindu to co-operate in this most sacred duty of ours he concluded.

Various Sants, thinkers and important Office-Bearers of the Parishad delivered inspiring and enlightening speeches. Some important speeches are give below :

The Founder President of the Vishwa Hindu Parishad Swami Chinmayanand said, This is an astounding Sammelan. But convening a Sammelan or starting an organisation is not enough. The real work has begun just now. All the Acharyas have given their full-throated blessings to our activities.

Sant Tukadoji Maharaj bemoaned to say, It is regrettably true that the Dharmic sway is on the wane in Bharat, inspite of the presence of intellegent Jagadgurus, great Sants and Dharmagurus well-versed in the Dharma-Marma (most confidential essence of Dharma). We can not blame others for this state of affairs. We have to blame our ownselves. Because the responsibility of protecting Dharma is squarely on our shoulders. He further said, It is extremely gratifying to note that the VHP is going to realise those very ideas and ideals, the inspiration on the basis of which Bharat Sadhu Samaj was established long ago.

While addressing the gathering, Shri. Guruji (Madhav Sadashivrao Golwalkar) said :
Dharma does not change according to science. That is very comprehensive and eternal. There can be no changes in the things eternal. Science can be a part of Dharma. Hence, turning and twisting Dharma according to science is neither beneficial nor proper. If science has to be taken on the path of progress, then it has to be moulded according to the Dharma. The Dharma that changes according to science, is no longer a Dharma. It is improper to change Dharma according to the science. What is needed is to make adjustments between the inventions and progress of science without forsaking the observance of Dharma.”

In his effective lecture, the chairman of the Sammelan Shri. Ramaprasad Mukherjee hoped, Now that the Sammelan has come to an end. But the actual work of the Parishad has just begun.

There were moments in the Sammelan, when one felt like the entire proceedings of the Sammelan going to be topsy-turvied on account of some difference of opinions between the Sadhu-Sant, Dharmacharyas-Dharmagurus on several issues. But Shri. Guruji with his humble nature and mature ideological acumen could succeed to keep all the Dharmacharyas together and all the proceedings of the Sammelan could culminate in successful consummation without any obstacles.

Resolutions passed at the sammelan:

In all, 11 resolutions were passed in the Sammelan. The essence of certain main resolutions is as follows :

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Welcome for Home-Coming
An important resolution was passed in the Sammelan regarding those Hindu brethren, who have forsaken their Dharma due to ignorance. It is very clearly mentioned in the resolution, ˜It has become all the more essential that any individual, who is prepared to return to his/her Swadharma (Dharma of his/her ancestors) willingly without any duress, he/she should be welcomed and assimilated.

* Glory of the Temples
One more resolution was passed in the Sammelan, whereby all the administrators and the trustees of the temples, Mutts and Ashramas were requested to make immediate efforts to reestablish the real significance of these places by effecting necessary modifications in these sacred places with the co-operation of the common masses and to reform them. They have been the protective centres of our Dharma and culture for centuries. But due to certain incidental circumstances, some of them have lost their prestige and usefulness since some time past. Hence their ancient glory and social standing be restored once again to make them as the centres of social reforms.
* Go-Raksha
Not only during our slavery, but also in the independent Bharat, cow slaughter has been going on unabated on a very large scale. Hence this Sammelan prevails upon the Government to pass a central enactment banning the cow slaughter in entire Bharat without any further delay by adequately respecting the religious feelings of the Hindus.
* Sanskrit Bhasha
Sanskrit Bhasha is not merely a most ancient of languages, but it is a carier of Sanskriti of Bharat also. The entire gamut of the science and knowledge has been finding expression soon only through this language. Hence this Sammelan passed a resolution and enjoined there to Govt. to expand the facilities of teaching Sanskrit Bhasha inside and outside the country to strengthen the unity among the Hindus spread all over the world; so that the Hindus living abroad may take advantage of their Dharmic and cultural knowledge freely
* Consolidation of Hindus abroad
The Hindus living in the foreign countries are getting alienated from the their original land and Dharma gradually. Similarly they are getting cut-off from their traditional Dharmic, social, cultural Sanskars also.

World Hindu Conference - 2

This Sammelan was consummated by the Vishwa Hindu Parishad on the confluence of Ganga, the symbol of Karma (action), Yamuna, the epitome of Utsaha (enthusiasm) and Saraswati the sign of Buddhi-Vivek (knowledge and discrition) in the specially erected Maharshi Vedavyas Mahanagar at Prayag on 25, 26 and 27 January 1979.

A mammoth congregation was organised as Vishwa Sanskrit Sammelan as a part of centenary celebrations of Shri. Mother
(of Pondecherry) on 24 January 1979 under the auspices of the Vishwa Hindu Parishad only.

Representation

More than one lakh delegates both from Bharat and foreign countries participated in these Sammelans. Over three lakh people heard and witnessed various sessions and programmes arranged by the Parishad on these occasions.

Residential accommodation for more than 50,000 delegates attending the Sammelan was provided on the spot of the Sammelan.19 tent townships were erected on the sprawling area of about 120 acres of land. Every township provided accommodation for about 3,000 delegates. Every township was allotted to different provinces and was named after noted saints and great personalities of those provinces. Each township was decorated according to the taste and traditional style of the respective province. The entire campus was named as Vedvyas Mahanagar.

In all 18 countries were represented in this Sammelan. This mammoth Sammelan was an amazing event, not only for the residents of Prayag, but also for the entire world. Although the Pandal was erected for one lakh delegates to sit at a time, but in actuality their number remained constantly more than one lakh. Pin-drop silence was the hallmark of the sessions; so much so, the outsiders never felt the presence of such a huge public gathering inside. That was known only when the entire pandal was reverberating with the sky-rending slogans like Omkar, Har Har Mahadeo or Vishwa ka Kalyan ho. etc.

It was indeed a Kumbh Parva by itself for the residents of Prayag, Prayag Mela administration and the bathing aspirants attending the Kumbh. This Sammelan kindled a sense of self-confidence among the workers of the Parishad that they can manage such a mammoth programme. It was in this Sammelan, that the Vishwa Hindu Parishad earned the approbation as the real representative body of the entire Hindu society.

Buddhist countries of the world were specially contacted by giving them an important place in the entire scheme of things right from the inception of the Vishwa Hindu Parishad; and more so while making preparations for this congregation. Shri. S. S. Apte had already discussed at great length with the Tibetan ruler and religious master Pujya Dalai Lama earlier, who was in total accord with the idea of formation of Vishwa Hindu Parishad. Fortunately he was in the city of Dharmashala (in Bharat) itself during the days of this Sammelan. Hence he was requested to inaugurate this Second Vishwa Hindu Sammelan, which he readily agreed to with great delight.

Media
Special arrangements were made for journalists and media persons. A Patrakar Nagar was provided for them just close to the platform. Total number of the media persons was over 250 including those from the periodicals and journals of various Bharatiya Bhashas. The representatives of Akashwani, Doordarshan, Films Division and Public Instruction Department prepared their respective reports, which were duly relayed for the public viewing later.

Inauguration
After inaugurating the Sammelan H. E. Dalai Lama in his address said, Some one may feel my presence in this Sammelan awkward. But when seen liberally, it is not impertinence. Because, the Hindus and adherents of all those Bharat-originated religions are participating in this Sammelan. The Buddhism evolved in Tibet is, in fact, a Bharatiya religion originally propounded by Lord Buddha himself. It could not remain secure in the land of its birth. We have not only kept it secure till today, but developed it further. After having a discussions with the intellectuals of Bharat, I felt that there is no difference, whatsoever, between them and us either on the basis of philosophy or practice. The entire treasure accumulated with us for past millenia originally belongs to Bharat only. The principal aim of all religions is to rid the living beings from their grief, misery and sorrow. Their paths may be different; but their goal is to bestow peace and happiness upon all. Hence, if all adherents of Bharat-based religions come together with the aspiration for working to attain happiness and welfare of all; then it is absolutely relevant and necessary too. Thats why I heartily feel a sense of delight while participating in this Sammelan.

This Vishwa Hindu Sammelan is a historic event by itself. The significance of this step would further enhance, if a bold step is taken to remove all the irrelevancies that have crept into all the Bharat-based religions; when all the adherents of religions would organise on the basis of mutual good-will; and pave the way of peace and happiness for all the beings by repelling the sorrows like world-gripping fear, inequality, slavery and exploitation etc. I pray the Triratnas for the success of this cause.

After the inaugural address by H. E. Dalai Lama, Shri. Raghavlal, Senior Superintendent of Post Offices, Prayag released the specially printed postal cover on the occasion of this Sammelan.

Blessings by the Dharmacharyas
After the release of the special postal cover, the Dharmacharyas blessed the Sammelan. While blessing the delegates present in the Sammelan, Jagadguru Shankaracharya of Badrikashram Shri. Shantanand Maharaj said that the main aim of the Vishwa Hindu Parishad has been consolidation of all Hindus. Organising the Hindus is the call of the time. Hindu Sammelan is an important step in the right direction. There are four goals before us viz. protection of Hindu, Hindi, Sanskriti and Gow-Mata. These are our four basic pillars. If we are organised to protect these four articls of Hindu honour, needless to say that Hindutva of the Hindus would remain unaffected for ever. By wishing all success for the Sammelan, he said that there should be mutual contacts between the Hindus in Bharat and Hindus living in foreign countries. Let them wake up and say, We are Hindus. We belong to Bharat. Thereafter Madhwa Jagadguru Swami Vishveshtirth Maharaj (Udupi), Jagadguru Prathamesh Ranchhodacharya Maharaj (Mumbai), Shri. Ramanandacharya Shivaramacharya (Varanasi), Shri. Ramanand Deo Goswami (Assam) and Pujya Devraha Baba also blessed the Sammelan.

After the blessings by Dharmacharyas, the messages of greetings wishing all success for the Sammelan received from within Bharat and without were read aloud to the delegates. In his greeting message, the Prime Minister Shri. Moraraji Desai said, The customs and traditions of the Hindu religion, that are against equality and justice should be eradicated at the earliest possible; so that mutual goodwill and brotherhood could be established in the society. Let us treat the entire humanity as one family and be partners in the happiness and sorrow of each other.

In his message sent to the Sammelan, the Defence Minister Shri. Jagjivan Ram said, I am Hindu by birth; and I am proud of it. Hindu Dharma does not consider other religions as inferior to it. It believes in Secularism i.e. equal respect for all the religions.

In his greeting message Nepal Naresh Vir Virendra Vikram Shah had said, The second Vishwa Hindu Sammelan should usher in a spiritual awakening for happiness and peace of entire mankind.
The message by the Prime Minister of Mauritius Shivsagar Ramagulam said, The Hindu society living outside Bharat shall always be expecting dynamic guidance from Bharat and Bharat alone for their social recognitions, religious faith and cultural commitments.

Mahant Avaidyanath had said, An international organisation of Hindu community is an imperative necessity of the time today. And I am confident that this Sammelan would accomplish this sacred cause.

Acharya Shri Tulasi in his message said, Consolidation of various streams of Hindu culture is the absolute need of the day.

After completion of reading the greeting messages, the former General Secretary of the VHP Shri. Shankar Shivaram (Dadasaheb) Apte, who had dedicated whole of his life for the Parishad work, came to the dias and proclaimed Now the work of the Parishad has become world-wide. Delegates from London to Shrilanka have come here. Dadasaheb further declared, There was no danger to Hindu Dharma any longer. It is time for others to be worried about their own dangers.

Thereafter the then General Secretary Shri. Degwekar gave information about the activities and work done in the last 12 years by the VHP. He also declared a 16-point programme to achieve the goal.

There were in all 6 sessions in this Sammelan. Thirteen resolutions were passed regarding the topics like eradication of castism and untouchability, protection of the Mutt-Mandirs, protection of cow and its progeny, awakening of Mother Power, protection of the interests of the Hindus in such areas where they have gone in minority etc. Speaker after speakers presented his inspiring and stirring thoughts before the mammoth gathering choked with emotions and feelings on protection, conservation and glory of Hindu culture. The Adhishthatas, Prerakas, Acharyas, Jagadgurus, Mahamandaleshwar etc. of various creeds-sects of Hindu Dharma really enhanced the sheen of this Sammelan by their benign presence; blessed the delegates and resolved to devote all their energies for consolidation of Hindu society.

Different Sammelans
Several Upa-Sammelans were also arranged within the ambit of the Sammelan like Vishwa Sanskrit Sammelan (24 January); Matru Sammelan (26 January, during day time); Sant Sammelan (26 January, during night); Non-Resident Hindus Sammelan (27 January). During the course of this Sammelan, NRH students studying in various Bharatiya Universities founded an organisation named Overseas Students Council under the patronage of Vishwa Hindu Parishad.

Minimum Code of Religious Coduct
On 27 January, Shri. Shantibhai Somayya presented the following plan of minimum Code of Religious Coduct before the international Hindu community :

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The Sun is the eternal god. Do him Vandan every day.
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OM is a universally accepted symbol of divinity. Hence all the Hindus should wear a signia of OM around their neck. Say OM prior to any kind of work e.g. write it on book, note-book,diary, vehicle etc.
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Shrimad Bhagavadgita is a non-sectarian scripture of the Hindu society. It contains the essence of Hindu Philosophy of life. Hence every Hindu family must keep a copy of Gita in their home.
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A picture or symbol of ones Ishta Devata (personal god) must be kept in every Hindu family and to the extent possible recite prayers every day.
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Tulsi is a well-known medicinal plant. Hence every Hindu Home must have a Tulsi plant as a symbol of purity and sanctity.
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As far as possible regularly attend the Dharma Kendra (centre of our faith) with enthusiasm for Darshan and prayers.

Concluding Session
Pujya Prabhudatt Brahmachari came to dias to bless the last session of the Sammelan. He glanced everywhere and with the throat chocked with emotions said, On the occasion of the last Kumbh, Vishwa Hindu Parishad had organised a similar massive Sammelan. In comparison with that Sammelan, we have one glaring shortage this time, that is Shri Guruji is not amidst us today. Every body knows and knows it well that the todays mammoth form of the Parishad by bringing all the Sants, Mahatmas, Acharyas and thinkers of all the creeds-sects together is the result of the inspiration and untiring efforts of Guruji only. On listening the most touching speech of the Brahmachari, the hearts of all the listeners were filled with emotions and their eyes with unceasing tears. Every one in the audience paid a silent tribute to the memories of Shri. Guruji.

While delivering his concluding lecture in the valedictory function after completion various programmes between 25-27 January 1979, the then President of the VHP Shri. Bhagwat Sing of Mewad, who was also presiding over the Second Vishwa Hindu Sammelan said in his lecture that he was having a virtual Darshan of Almighty and experiencing the presence of divine power in the Sammelan. What else could be said other than the very form and presence of the divine presence from the way the Sammelan got through all its diurnals with its minutest details peacefully, smoothly and successfully without any problems and obstacles? Not a single police-man was there to look after any matters pertaining to the smooth and orderly conduction of this Sammelan and its sprawling Mahanagar. He further said that they all had realisation of their actual strength and power; a sense of awakening and got a direction through the thoughts expressed, lectures delivered and resolutions passed here. But this Sammelan could not be considered as really successful until and unless these benefits get stabilised and the work does not progress further.

After successful accomplishment of various programmes from 25-27 January 1979, while delivering his concluding speech, the President of the VHP Shri. Bhagwat Sing of Mewad, who was presiding over the Vishwa Hindu Sammelan, said, I am envisioning the actual morph of the Almighty Lord and his divine powers in this Sammelan. What else should I say, if not call it as the very incarnation of the Almighty Lord and a form of His own power while describing the entire gamut of these programmes that went on here for the last three days with such a peace, equi-poise of mind, civilisised way and order in a perfectly natural fashion, without any type of inhibitions or hindrances? I have not seen a single police-man any where near here to take of this Mahanagar. We have realised our own inner strength, secured knowledge and wisdom and got a definite direction through the thoughts, addresses, speeches and resolutions presented by various Acharyas, Sants, thinkers and the delegates. But it could not be treated as successful till such time as this does not get consolidated further and expand all over

World Hindu Conference - 3

The Historical 3rd World Hindu Sammelan was conducted under the auspices of VHP from 11th to 13th Februrary,2007 at Prayagraj,Utter Pradesh on the banks of holy Ganga, a little distance from the Triveni Sangam of Ganga,Yamuna & Saraswati. To device ways and means of powerful Hindu organisation to surmount the challenges faced by the Hindu Society- these were the major concerns
of Pujya Saints as well as the participants of this historical congregation . Despite natural calamities the WHC was a success.

Continuous and unprecedented 18 hrs of torrential rains had put a big question mark on the successful conduct of the WHC. Total residential arrangements of 15000 tents made on 350 acres of area on the banks of Ganga had collapsed. Over 2 lakh representatives had to leave the venue of WHC and move to Prayag city.

So, it was truly a divine inspiration and divine intervention only that all the arrangements of these 2 lakh people could be made on a sudden notice by middle of the night on 11th Feb.

Schools, colleges, dharmashalas, private homes were arranged at moments notice and everybody was accommodated. Food arrangements were made immediately. Due to rain and bitter cold, the needed medical arrangements were also provided. Bhajan-kirtan was going on everywhere. With divine inspiration and help, the people of Prayagraj took good care of all the representatives.

Despite this calamity, on the 12th of Feb morning, all the participants who had come from all the Prakhands from all over the Bharat, resolved to come together at the venue of the WHC on the banks of Ganga.

Resolutions

1. Shri Ramjanmabhoomi

A grand Shriram temple will be built on the Shri Ramjanamabhoomi at the same spot where Pujya Shri Ramlala is situated today. The temple will be built by cooperation of both the Shri Ramjanmabhoomi trust as well as Shri Ramanand Sampradaya. No masjid will be created within Cultural (Sanskritik) boundary of Ayodhya as indicated in the shastras. Also no masjid in the name of Babur, the foreign Muslim invader, will be allowed to be built any where in Bharat. If anybody creates any obstacles in the construction of the Shri Ramjananmbhoomi temple, Hindu society is ready for the final battle to win it and construct Shri Ramjanambhoomi mandir.

Proposed by -Pujya Dr Ramvilas Vedanti maharaj

Seconded by- Pujya Acharya Dharmendrji Maharaj

2. Hindu Vote Bank

Since time immemorial, Bharat is a Hindu Rashtra on the bedrock of Hindu culture and eternal Hindu values. Bharat is the country of Hindus.

Hindu society is past, present and also the future of Bharat. To create an Akhand (united) Bharat and for the total protection of Bharat, to bring Golden glory to the Bharat, it is necessary to develop a powerful Hindu vote bank.

Proposed by- Ma.Purushotam Narayan Singh

3. Removal of Untouchabbilty

Untouchability is a social evil. With a firm resolve, Hindu society should get rid of it. In Hindu Dharma there is no scriptural sanction for untouchability. ‘ Atmavat Sarva Bhuteshu’ is the basic tenet of Hindu Dharma and thinking. We believe that temples should be open for ‘ darshan’ to every Hindu of every community. As children of one Bharatmata, all Hindus are one family.

Proposed by -Dr. Vijay Sonkarji Shastri

4 . Hindutva is the basis of Hindu Rashtra

The meaning of the Hindu Rashtra should be understood from a broader perspective of a true feeling of well being for everybody, on the basis of ‘Atmavat Sarva Bhuteshu’- (the same spark of ‘ Chaitanya’- consciousness- permeates all things in existence) and a vision for building a whole world that lives like a family that is thriving in peace, happiness and a feeling of complete harmony. Hindu Rashtra is a true basis for such a world vision.

Proposed by- Ma. Omkarji Bhave

5. All Hindus Should Unite

An organised Hindu society is the need of the hour. Hindu Unity is an imperative because of the unscrupulous Western cultural aggression tearing apart our age old cultural fabric, rampant religious conversions of Hindus done by the Christian Church, the dangerously changing demographic pattern of the country due to unchecked and massive Bangladeshi Muslim infiltration, the politically instigated caste divides and clashes, the increasing danger of violent Islamic terrorism. This WHC III gives a clarion call for an all encompassing Hindu Unity rising above all varieties of caste, sampradaya, languages and prants.

Proposed by- Shri Rajendra Singh Pankaj ji

Other International Conferences-

As part of the WHC III, Many other International Conferences

( Sammelans) also took place.

A) World Sanskrit sammelan.

B) World Gau Raksha Sammelan.

C) World non resident Hindu Sammelan.

D) World Youth Sammelan.

E) World Matrushakti(women’s ) Sammelan

Follow up programmes of WHC III -

A) To do ‘Abhisheka’ of Bhagvan Shivji in their respective villages or towns with the holy ‘Ganga jal’ from ‘Prayagraj’ and take an oath to re-establish the Hindu Rashtra.

B) On 19th March 2007, ‘Hindu Nav Varsha’, ( New Year) all Hindu homes should be adorned with Saffron flags.

C) From Varsha Pratipada to Ramnavami, to celebrate Ram Mahotsav. To this effect 42000 ‘vigraha’ were distributed in WHC III.

D) From 20 Nov to 20 Dec, 2007 Hindu Ekata Yatra to be organised all over Bharat.

The Holy Pledge-

Pujya Shri Satyamitranandgiri Maharaj Ji gave a holy pledge to all those present in the congregation- to re-establish the Hindu Rashtra, to do consistent and successful efforts to build Shri Ramjanmabhoomi temple at Ayodhya; Shri Krishna Janmabhoomi temple at Mathura; the Kashi Vishwanath temple; to protect Ganga; Gau vansh( cow & its progeny ) and Tulsi, to free the Hindu society of the social evil of untouchability, and to create appropriate atmosphere to bring back crores of people who had left their original Hindu Dharma for one reason or the other in the past.

Quotable Quotes

the Hindu youth should come forward for the protection of Dharma (Dharmaraksha) and the recreation of  the  Shri Ramjanmabhoomi Mandir

Pujya Sadwhi Rutumbaraji

the answer to the Islamic jehad is Dharmayuddha!

There should be an economic ostracization of the Islamic jehadis in Bharat

Ma.Pravinbhai Togadiya, Gen.Sec.VHP

We do not recognize Pakistan and Bangladesh. That is non-liberated part of Bharat. To liberate Pakistan and Bangladesh and to create Akhand Bharat (United Bharat) is our Goal

Ma.Ashokji Singhal, President VHP

no Hindu is untouchable. Hindu Dharma does not sanction untouchability and any form of discrimination

Dr.Vijay Sonakarji

Hindu society should consolidate Hindu vote for surmounting all the challenges that it is facing

Swami Vishvadevanandji

we have been soft like a flower in our dealings up till now. But we will have to become hard as rock now. Hindu society should be organised to protect our Hindu Dharma.

Swami Satyamitranandji Maharaj

the holy Ganga must be protected at all costs

Pujya Shakaracharya jagadguru Vasudevanand Sarasvatiji

to stop religious conversions of Hindus, all Hindus should work according to a strategy. By following the path of Dharma, Dharma to be protected.

Pujya Shankarcharya Jagadguru Shri Swami Jayendra Sarasvatiji

to have tremendous devotion towards Sanskrit language and Bharat, becauseBharat is the land of wisdom and a holy land… to understand the essence of life, one must study Sanskrit.

Pujya Budhacharanji Maharaj, Thailand

Sanskrit should made a Rashtriya Sampark language

Pujya Swami Vivekanandji Maharaj

Gau is our holy mother so it is our sacred duty to protect her

Pujya Swami Viyoganandji

Matrushakti should come forward to protect Hindu culture (Sanskriti)

Pujya M.M.Santoshi Mata

” Bharat will definitely become  Akhand’ soon in near future”

Ma. P.P. Sarasanghachalak Shri Sudarshanji

“Bharat is our Mothe