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review 2022

A short video highlighting some of our work in 2022. Thank you for your continued support.
 
  • Jammu-Kashmir awareness
  • Calling out anti-Hindu and anti-India MPs
  • Contribution of the British-Indian diaspora
  • Campaign against the use of the term “Asian”
  • Promotion of The Kashmir Files
  • Promotion and participation in the Humanity Tour
  • End the persecution conference
  • Sewa by Hindu charities
  • Persecution of Hindus in Pakistan, Bangladesh and Afghanistan awareness
  • Coverage of the Leicester attack on Hindus
  • British Media Survey
  • Nationwide free book distribution
 

In Punjab and other regions of Northern India, extreme Khalistani separatists led a murderous campaign that began in the early 1980s to carve out an independent, theocratic Sikh state known as "Khalistan". Here is a chronological account of the attacks on civilians by Khalistani militants.

The movie covers the life of the great Indian freedom fighter Veer Vinayak Damodar Savarkar. The Inspiring force, Swatantra Veer Savarkar echoes

To celebrate International Women's Day, INSIGHT UK highlights the lives of some exceptional women of Bhārat (India).

Here is a list of books and online resources for Hinduism specific to religious education in the UK.

Vishwa Hindu Parishad (World Council of Hindus) is offering complimentary copies of their publication, "Hindu Funeral Rites” which is a comprehensive guidance on Hindu cremation ceremonies.

Protecting our democracy

Prime Minister Rishi Sunak addressed the nation on 1st March and called out Islamist extremists who use protests as a means to cause intimidation, threats and planned acts of violence which undermine British democracy.

Nitasha Kaul, a British citizen who was recently denied entry into India, is a known anti-India propagandist and Hindu hater. She has both justified terrorism and denied the multiple Hindu genocides in Jammu Kashmir by Pakistan-backed Islamist terrorists.

Spotlight on the BBC

With over 380 reference points, this report by INSIGHT UK is a deep-dive analysis of BBC’s reporting. The analysis is based on text mining and observations into some of the narratives of the BBC coverage of Hindus, Indians and India. The document intends to supplement the findings from INSIGHT UK’s recent national media survey.

What is Dharma

As a British Hindu or British Indian, it is important to know and practice our ‘Bharatiya’ Dharma, and perform our Dharmic duties towards our families, our Samaj and the British Society we are part of.

INSIGHT UK news desk reviews the latest propaganda targeting Hindus. In this piece, we fact-check the Hindutva in Britain report and expose its authors - The Bridge Initiative and Georgetown University.

An extremely biased and derogatory article titled “India’s Ayodhya Temple Is a Huge Monument to Hindu Supremacy” by Audrey Truschke was published on 19th January 2024 by Time.

Radical Islamists have been threatening Imam Umair Ahmad Ilyasi, Chief Imam, All India Imam Organisation since 22nd January when he attended the opening of Ayodhya Ram Mandir. There have been threats to him and his family and calls for his resignation by radical Islamists including leaders of Islamic institutions. 

Hindu’s most important temple dedicated to Shri Rām which had stood for centuries at the sacred spot in the city of Ayodhyā, the birthplace of Shri Rām, was razed to the ground by the Mughal invaders in the 15th century.

India has just implemented the Citizenship Act, better known as the CAA. This article will explain India's Citizenship Amendment Act and counter the false narratives being peddled by those with motivated agendas against the progress and development of Bhārat (India).

The Western media has gone into top gear to shed crocodile tears about the impending disaster for the minorities in India following the consecration of the Shri Ram Mandir in Ayodhya. 

On Wednesday 24th January, INSIGHT UK sent a complaint to the BBC, OfCOM and the House of Lords as a rebuttal to the inflammatory BBC article and serious concerns that it could increase the risk of public disorder amongst British communities.

"This is the face of new India. Our biggest religion is humanity. For us, the nation is first," says Dr. Imam Umer Ahmed Ilyasi, Chief Imam, All India Imam Organization at Ayodhya Ram Temple 'Pran Pratishtha' ceremony.

With archaeological evidence, we expose the misinformation, propaganda, and prejudiced narratives present in some of the media's coverage of the consecration of the Shri Rām Janmabhoomi Mandir (temple).

Ayodhyā Śrī Rām Mandir is not just a temple, but a symbol of faith, unity and cultural heritage, signifying the triumph of truth, justice and righteousness. It signifies a resurgence of Hindu Dharma which is now more aware, united, confident, proud and strong.

Each Divali, the radiant glow of lamps illuminates streets and homes across Bhārat (India) and the world, heralding the symbolic return of Shri Rām. It's a poignant time, commemorating Shri Rām’s homecoming to Ayodhyā after enduring a 14-year exile and vanquishing the demon king, Rāvan. Yet, on the horizon, Ayodhyā itself braces for an unparalleled celebration – the grand inauguration of the Ayodhyā Rām Mandir, lovingly known as Rām Janmabhoomi.

Annapoorni-the Goddess of food is a movie made in Tamil Nadu recently. The film has shamelessly denigrated the Hindu faith and hurt

Makar Sankranti

Makar(a) Sankranti is the only Hindu festival based on the solar calendar. Makar Sankranti is the celebration of the sun’s journey from the Southern to the Northern Hemisphere and is considered an auspicious time.

India's rise in global manufacturing has been met with scepticism and hostility from certain Western journalists.

Another hate-filled article in the Guardian and my response was sent to the journalist and the editor of the Guardian as well as the Indian High Commissioner.

In Bhārat (India), several calendars have been established for centuries, to mark seasons and help organise the Bhāratiya festivals and astrology Typically,

INSIGHT UK is pleased to introduce the British Media and Perception Report, a comprehensive study conducted to gain insights into the sentiments of the British Hindu and British Indian (BHI) communities regarding their portrayal by the news media in the United Kingdom.

A moment of pride for Prime Minister Narendra Modi and Bhārat (India) who is recognised by Hindu community representatives for the rapid

Doodle celebrates Indian broadcaster and public servant Venu Dattatreye Chitale, widely remembered as an influential radio personality in the UK during World War II.

Veer Baal Diwas

Remembering Sahibzadas Baba Zorawar Singh Ji and Baba Fateh Singh Ji, sons of Guru Gobind Singh (Tenth Guru of Sikhs) on their martyrdom day. The day is celebrated every year as Veer Baal Diwas to honour them.

In an incident which took place on Thursday evening, the walls of the Swaminarayan Hindu Mandir were vandalised with hate slogans against

Hinduism (Sanātan Dharma) is one of the largest faith systems in the world. However, through years of oppression, foreign rule and generalised apathy under the guise of modernism, most Hindus/Indians have forgotten about their Bhāratiya (Hindu) status.

A moment of profound pride for Bhārat (India) as “Garba of Gujarat” has been inscribed in the Representative List of Intangible Cultural Heritage (ICH) of Humanity by UNESCO thus becoming the 15th ICH element from Bhārat to join this prestigious list.