Cong seeks probe into RSS funds allegations
Times of India, April 22, 2004
Congress guns for Rudy, accuses him of lying in affidavit
New Kerala, April 22, 2004
Poll panel's probe sought into Hindu groups
New Kerala, March 25, 2004
Hindu nationalism and Orissa:
Minorities as other
By Angana Chatterji, Communalism Combat
February-March, 2004
More On RSS Foreign Funds -The Awaaz Report
By Nalini Taneja, People's Democracy, March 7, 2004
Alms For The Killer
By Harsh Kabra, Outlook India,
March 8, 2004
Ex Sewa patron says charity has 'cheated' him and other UK residents
DeepikaGlobal.com, March 2, 2004
Sewa Int'l funded Hindu radicals in India: Lord Patel
By Nabanita Sircar, Hindustan Times U.K., March 1, 2004
'Inaccuracies And Distortions'
By AWAAZ, Outlook India
March 1, 2004
RSS criticises report on misuse of donations
Times of India, February 28, 2004
Sangh Parivar accused of promoting extremism in India
WebIndia123.com, February 27, 2004
RSS denies allegations
The Hindu, February 27, 2004
Hindu Extremist Groups: Report
PakNews.com, February 27, 2004
Charity-fund money going to Hindu conservatives
The News International-Jang.com, February 27, 2004
RSS dismisses as 'false' charges of misuse of funds
Hindustan Times, February 27, 2004
'Donations for Guj quake relief sent to extremists'
IndiaInfo.com, February 26 2004
Quake, cyclone funds sponsored Guj violence: UK report
The Times of India, 26, 2004
‘RSS groups pocketed quake aid’
By Vijay Dutt, Hindustan Times, London, 26 February
UK charities funding violence in India: Report
By Nabanita Sircar, Hindustan Times, London, February 26
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
Learning in Saffron: RSS schools in Orissa
by Angana Chatterji, Asian Age, November 11, 2003
Gujarat - A state of unrest
by Aakar Patel, Mid Day, November 2, 2003
Orissa: A Gujarat in the making
By Angana Chatterji, Communalism Combat, October 2003
Foreign Direct Investment in Hatred
By Kalpana Wilson, The Hindu, March 23, 2003
Pressure to withdraw charity status of RSS, HSS in U.K.
By Hasan Suroor, The Hindu, March 4, 2003
Hindu groups raising funds for violence: UK group
Times of India, PTI, March 4, 2003
Sangh Parivar raising money for violence: UK group
Rediff.com, March 4, 2003
US, UK to probe Parivar funding
By Seema Mustafa, The Asian Age, February 25 2003
Flawed bid to woo overseas Indians
By Praful Bidwai, Asia Times, January 21, 2003
Follow the Money
By Vijay Prashad, Little India, January 16, 2003
US firms linked to extremist Indian cause
By Sudha Ramachandran, Asia Times, January 10, 2003
Fund of Controversy
CTSFH's Girish Agrawal debates IDRF's Vijay Pallod, The Times of India Samvad, December 15, 2002
Indian diaspora funding Hindu extremism
By Angana Chatterji, The Milli Gazette, December 15, 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: Report
By Vijay Dutt, The Hindustan Times, December 14, 2002
Government vague on funds sent by U.S.-based charity
By Anjali Mody, The Hindu, December 11, 2002
Unholy Alliance: The India Development Relief Fund and Hindutva
By Angana Chatterji, The Asian Age, December 9, 2002
Canals Of Communalism
By Anita Pratap, Outlook Magazine, December 9, 2002
The foreign hand
By Naunidhi Kaur, Frontline Magazine, Issue 25, December 7-20, 2002
Countering Yankee Hindutva
By Vijay Prashad, Frontline Magazine, Issue 25, December 7-20, 2002
Ayodhya’s anniversary: Donations for barbarism
By Vijay Prashad, Himal Magazine, December 6, 2002
NGO accused of funding RSS expresses concern for Hindus
By Vasantha Arora (Indo-Asian News Service), The Hindustan Times, December 5, 2002
IDRF funds: For Hindus Only?
By Sujeet Rajan, Indian Express North American Edition, November 29, 2002
Funding religious extremism and the diaspora
By M V Ramana, The Daily Times, November 28, 2002
Activists want India Fund to accept rightist tilt
By Ashish Kumar Sen, The Asian Age, November 27, 2002
Silicon Valley firms stop suspect terror funds
By Ashish Kumar Sen, The Asian Age, November 26, 2002
U.S. corporates suspend funding to IDRF
By The Hindu, November 25, 2002
Pseudo Begets Pseudo
By Dilip D'Souza, Rediff, November 23, 2002
IT giants plug funds to Sangh
By Chetan Krishnaswamy, Times of India, November 22, 2002
US Christian bodies want RSS funds issue probed
By S Rajagopalan, Hindustan Times, November 22, 2002
United States firms funding ‘ communal riots ’ in India
By Daily Times, November 22, 2002
U.S. corporates funding hate?
By Anjali Mody, The Hindu, November 21, 2002
US firms, NRIs being duped into 'funding hatred': Study
By Josy Joseph, Rediff, November 20, 2002
‘US-based charity funding Sangh Parivar’
By Asian Age, November 20, 2002
Where do RSS funds come from?
By Times of India, November 20, 2002
Sangh in red: Report questions VHP funding
By NDTV Correspondent, November 20, 2002 |
'Hinduness' with vengeance: Schools offer Indians way out of poverty, lessons in religious bias
By Jehangir Pocha, San Fransisco Chronicle, April 16, 2004
India's tribal schools are questioned
By Jehangir Pocha, Boston Globe, March 7, 2004
British Public Funding Anti-Minority Program in India, Alleges New Report
By Rahul Verma, OneWorld South Asia, February 26, 2004
British funds for quake victims diverted to Hindu hardliners: rights group
Terra Daily, February 26, 2004
RSS raising money in Britain under false pretences: report
By Prasun Sonwalkar, Indo-Asian News Service, February 26, 2004
Make the tough decisions
by Paul Marshall, The Washington Times, January 14, 2004
India's 'lab' for divisive politics
By Martin Regg Cohn, Toronto Star, October 26, 2003
Genocide in Gujarat
The International Community Looks Away
By Martha C. Nussbaum, Dissent Magazine, Summer 2003
Charitable Misgivings
By Najeeb Hasan, Metro Active, May 29, 2003
The Scars of Nationalism
By Rukmini Callimachi, Daily Herald, May 2003
The iceberg beneath the charity
The Economist, March 13th 2003
Myths and Dreams: Hindutva Nationalism and the Indian Diaspora
By Angana Chatterji, Dissident Voice, March 10, 2003
US Charity Admits Financing Hindu Militants
By Subuhi Jiwani, World War 3 Report, March 10, 2003
Are US corporations funding Hindu extremist violence in India?
By Subuhi Jiwani, Z Magazine, March 7, 2003
Supporters Publish Detailed Report Backing IDRF
By Ashfaque Swapan, India West, March 7, 2003
Companies Face Quandaries Over Matching-Gift Programs
By David Bank, The Wall Street Journal, February 18 2003
Foreign Financial Networks of Hindu Fascism
By Subuhi Jiwani, World War 3 Report, January 27, 2003
Hindu nationalists tap immigrant guilt in U.S.
By Gaiutra Bahadur, Philadelphia Inquirer, January 17, 2003
IDRF Supporters Dispute Charges, Critics Unimpressed
By Ashfaque Swapan, India West, January 10, 2003
Broken People, Broken Promises-Dalits face a new threat from India's Hindu Nationalists
By Jehangir Pocha, In These Times, January 3, 2003
British Charities linked to Gujarat Terror
By Subuhi Jiwani, World War 3 Report, December 23, 2002
Hindu Extremists' Win in Gujarat Will Infect Politics
By Praful Bidwai, Inter Press Service (IPS) Commentary, December 16, 2002
Unholy Alliance - IDRF & Hindutva
By Angana Chatterji, Siliconeer, Volume III Issue 12, December, 2002
Academics Against IDRF U.S. Professors’ Petition
Siliconeer, Volume III • Issue 12, December, 2002
250 U.S. Faculty Seek Funding Freeze on IDRF
By Ashfaque Swapan, India West, December 13, 2002
Activists tell corporations: "Stop funding hate" in India.
By Subuhi Jiwani, World War 3 Report, December 9, 2002
NRIs Face Moral Choice in Fighting Communalism
By Ali Mir and Satish Kolluri, The Indian American, December 6, 2002
On the Tenth Anniversary of Ayodhya: at least one small victory.
By Vijay Prashad, Z Magazine, December 6, 2002
Malign Money and Misguided Multiculturalism
By Romi Mahajan, Counterpunch, December 5, 2002
India-relief charity criticized on fund use
By Scott Shane, Baltimore Sun, December 4, 2002
Relief Fund Charged with Favoring Hindu Umbrella Organization
By Ashfaque Swapan, New California Media, December 4, 2002
Project Saffron Dollar
By Ra Ravishankar, Indymedia.org, December 3, 2002
Campaign Charges IDRF Is Funding Sangh Parivar
By Ashfaque Swapan, India-West, November 29, 2002
US Corporates Freeze Funding to Hindu Bodies
By Manjula Lal, Yahoo News Service, November 25, 2002
"Stop charities to U.S. groups funding Hindu right in India"
By Deepshikha Ghosh, Indo-Asian News Service, November 20, 2002
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Marathon efforts raise thousands
Harrow Times, April 22, 2004
City charity refutes quake fund claims, Coventry Observer
March 3, 2004
New storm over city charity
By Fionnuala Burke, Sunday Mercury,
Feb 29 2004
India refuses visas to charity investigators
by Sam Jones
The Guardian, Friday February 27, 2004
Earthquake Aid Charity Accused of Supporting Extremists
By Rajiv Popat, ITV.com, Thursday, February 26, 2004
UK charities 'misled donors into funding Indian extremism'
By Edward Luce, Financial Times, February 26 2004
Hindu group denounces UK claims
BBC, February 26, 2004
Religious bigotry is poisoning Indian democracy
By Maria Misra, Financial Times, March 3, 2003
India's Hard Men
Editorial Comment, Financial Times, February 24 2003
Blood and money
By Edward Luce and Demetri Sevastopulo Financial Times, February 20 2003
US widens probe of charities tied to militants
By Demetri Sevastopulo, Financial Times, February 14 2003
Hindu fundamentalism -- why we are concerned
By Paul Crofts and Anjona Roy, Searchlight Magazine, January 2003
Channel 4 news: UK Hindutva Funding:Funding Gujarat extremists (transcript)
By Jonathan Miller, Channel4.com, December 12, 2002 | video available here (for download)
US Money for Hindu Extremism (BBCUrdu.com) English translation
By Ibrahim Sajid Malik, New York and Arif Azad, London, December 4, 2002 |