Major Events & Milestones

Marking the days that matter most.

Eight years of days that began before dawn and ended long after dark. These are the ones Hindus in Bengal still talk about.

2023

Foundation Day · October 13, 2023

Five years earlier there were a handful of karyakartas and no fixed place to meet.

On 13 October 2023 we filled Mahajati Sadan. Sri Suvendu Adhikari, Sri Vivek Agnihotri and Sri Rishi Bagree spoke from the stage.

In the seats were the Hindus who had done the actual work. The karyakartas who drove the vans, cooked the rice and knocked on the doors. For a good many of them it was the first time anybody had kept a seat for them.

We built this organisation from those seats, not from that stage.

2024

Gangasagar Teerth Camp · 12 to 16 January 2024

Every January, lakhs of Hindu pilgrims pass through Babughat on their way to Gangasagar. Most of them are old. Many travel alone. Almost none of them have anywhere to sleep.

For five days we set up at Babughat and we did not close.

We served a hot dinner and milk to over 20,000 Sanatani pilgrims. Our doctors treated over 3,000, many of them arriving on feet that had needed attention for days. A hundred Hindus every night slept under a roof. In the evenings we ran the Ramayana on a screen, and the pilgrims sat down in front of it and rested.

They arrived in a city that had no particular reason to notice them. They left fed, treated and rested. No Hindu pilgrim shall pass through Kolkata uncared for.

2025

Shaurya Diwas · 6 December 2025

The rally began outside the ancestral home of Swami Vivekananda and marched to the Shyambazar five point crossing.

It is a short route and a deliberate one. We begin at the house of the Hindu who carried Sanatan Dharma out to the world, and we finish at one of the busiest crossings in Kolkata, where the whole city has to look at us.

Sri Suvendu Adhikari spoke, alongside sages of the Hindu community. Thousands of Hindus walked the route with them.

We do not march quietly and we do not march out of sight.

2025

Milanutsav · 2 November 2025

Bijoya. Kali Puja. Diwali. Chhath.

Four festivals that usually belong to different streets and different communities. On 2 November 2025, at Sankrail in Howrah, we put all four into a single evening and invited every Hindu.

Thousands came. Sri Suvendu Adhikari came. Sri Rudranil Ghosh came. So did Hindu families from paras that are never invited to anything at all.

A Hindu is a Hindu, whichever festival his own street keeps. That is exactly why we called it Milanutsav.