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RSS Friends registers in US to counter inaccuracies, lists Delhi HQ as principal
✍️ The Hindu
🗓 29 Oct 2026, 08:43 AM
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The RSS Friends has registered in the United States to enhance its outreach efforts and address inaccuracies. The organization listed its New Delhi headquarters as its foreign principal in the registration documents.
The RSS Friends, an organization associated with the Rashtriya Swayamsevak Sangh (RSS), has completed its registration in the United States. The move is aimed at stepping up its outreach activities and correcting perceived inaccuracies in how the organization is represented abroad.
According to the registration documents, the entity provided a Georgia address for its US operations. Notably, the document lists the Rashtriya Swayamsevak Sangh, located at Keshavkunj in New Delhi, as its 'foreign principal.'
This registration formalizes the presence of the group in the US legal framework, allowing it to operate with greater transparency regarding its affiliations. The organization states that this step is crucial for engaging with the American public and ensuring accurate information dissemination.
The development highlights the growing institutional presence of Indian cultural and social organizations in the United States, aiming to bridge communication gaps and address misinformation directly through official channels.
According to the registration documents, the entity provided a Georgia address for its US operations. Notably, the document lists the Rashtriya Swayamsevak Sangh, located at Keshavkunj in New Delhi, as its 'foreign principal.'
This registration formalizes the presence of the group in the US legal framework, allowing it to operate with greater transparency regarding its affiliations. The organization states that this step is crucial for engaging with the American public and ensuring accurate information dissemination.
The development highlights the growing institutional presence of Indian cultural and social organizations in the United States, aiming to bridge communication gaps and address misinformation directly through official channels.