The Hindu Mahasabha is a right-wing Hindu nationalist organization founded in 1915 in India. Its primary aim is to promote Hindu unity and culture, advocating for the interests of the Hindu community. The organization emerged during the British colonial period and sought to counter the influence of other religious and political movements. Historically, the Hindu Mahasabha has been associated with prominent figures like Vinayak Damodar Savarkar, who played a significant role in shaping its ideology. The organization has been involved in various political activities and has often been a vocal supporter of policies that align with Hindu nationalism, particularly during the post-independence era.