Veer Savarkar is considered to be the person who resurfaced military nationalism in modern Indian history. From a young age, Savarkar believed in the ideology of “Hindutva”. He has written many works and was part of many organizations:Abhinav Bharat Society, also known as the Young India Society, was formed by Veer Savarkar and his brother, Ganesh Savarkar, in 1904 and it was a secret society. It was initially known as “Mitra Mela” in Nashik and was associated with many revolutionaries and political activists with many branches all over India and London. In 1905, India House was formed by Shyamji Krishna Varma to promote patriotic nationalist feelings in Indian students living in London. Veer Savarkar was part of this organization when he was studying in the United Kingdom.Free India Society was formed by the students in London with a motto to attain independence for India from British rule. It was initially an intellectual organization which later turned out to be a revolutionary outfit under its leader.In 1933, a political party named the Hindu Mahasabha was formed by Savarkar, Lala Lajpat Rai, and Madan Mohan Malaviya. It was claimed to be formed to protect the rights of the Hindus after the formation of the All India Muslim League in 1906 and when the British government created separate electorates for Muslims in 1909 through Minto–Morley reforms.