| 1. |
Purpose,
Methodology and Organization |
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Purpose
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Methodology
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Organization of this Report
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Summary of Findings
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| 2. |
A
Brief Outline of the Hindutva Movement |
| 2.1. |
The Rashtriya Swayamsevak Sangh
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| 2.2. |
Hindutva: The Ideology of RSS
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| 2.3. |
The Hindutva Movement and the
Sangh Parivar
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| 2.4. |
Constituents of the Sangh Parivar
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| 2.5. |
Organization Structure of the
Sangh Parivaar
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| 2.6. |
The Methods of the Sangh: From
Violent Riots to Planned Pogroms
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| 2.6.1. |
--Violent Underpinnings of Hindutva
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--The Sangh’s Participation
in Communal Riots
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| 2.6.3. |
--Targeted Violence Against
Minorities: Two Recent Examples
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| 3. |
Placing the
IDRF Inside Hindutva: An Institutional Analysis
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| 3.1. |
Institutional Links:
IDRF as a U.S. branch of the Sangh |
| 3.1.1.
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--The IDRF in US Government Documents
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--IDRF In Its Own Words
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The IDRF's Leadership:
The RSS Ideologue |
| 3.2.1.
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--The IDRF's Founders
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--The IDRF's Other Office Bearers
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| 3.2.3.
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--The IDRF's People in India
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| 3.3 |
The
IDRF and the Sangh in the United States |
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Funding Hate?
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| 4.1. |
The IDRF Funds and
Their Distribution |
| 4.2.
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Funding Hinduization |
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The IDRF as a ‘Development
and Relief’ Organization |
| 4.3.1.
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--Relief
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--Development
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IDRF: Funding Violent Organizations?
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| 4.4.1.
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--Anti-Christian Violence in
Gujarat, 1998-2000
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| 4.4.2.
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--Tribal Participation in the
Gujarat Genocide, 2002
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--Spreading Hate in Other States
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Hindutva: The Growth of Violent Hindu Nationalism |
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The Blessed Nine! And The Sisters |
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Sewa International: Service with an Ideological Edge |
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Sewa
Bharati: Hindu Consolidation at Any Cost |
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IDRF Relief Efforts: Sectarian, Not Humanitarian |
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Adivasi vs Vanvasi: The Hinduization of Tribals in India |
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Education? or the Promotion of Bigotry? |
| Appendix
H |
The Money Trail |