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RSS Second-in-Command Discusses History in NPR Interview
A leader of the RSS, described as the world's largest right-wing group, spoke to NPR in a rare engagement with Western press. The second-in-command discussed the Hindu nationalist organization's history. The interview, reported by NPR journalists, was published on April 25, 2026.
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A leader of the RSS, a Hindu nationalist organization in India, gave a rare interview to NPR, discussing the group's controversial history. The second-in-command of the RSS rarely speaks to the Western press, making this engagement noteworthy. NPR reported the interview, which was published on April 25, 2026, at 5:45 PM ET.
The RSS is the world's largest right-wing group, according to details in the report. The interview was conducted and reported by Rob Schmitz, Henry Larson and Adam Raney. NPR's audio of the interview runs 9:45 minutes long, providing an in-depth discussion from the RSS leader.
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