n the name of employment, is a digital economy of hate being built? A new job portal called “Call Hindu” is making headlines for all the wrong reasons. Promoted by Maharashtra BJP minister Mangal Prabhat Lodha, this private initiative claims to connect Hindu job seekers with Hindu service seekers. While this may sound like community empowerment, a deeper dive reveals a dangerous and discriminatory agenda. The platform is being developed by individuals known for their right-wing affiliations—people like Ajit Bharti, Yati Narsinghanand, Vinod Anna (String Reveals), and Sanjay Dixit. The founder, Virendra Pandey, openly states that the portal aims to prevent people from a particular religious community from entering Hindu homes for work. What began as a job-matching service has now expanded into a full-fledged ecosystem: matrimonial sections for Hindus only, marketplaces for “Hindu-made” products, temple tour bookings, and even RSS-backed digital indoctrination tabs. This is not just about jobs—it’s about building a parallel society based on exclusion. In this episode of Facts & Figures, we ask the real questions: Is this portal legal under the Indian Constitution? Is this the foundation for a digital Hindu Rashtra? And what happens when hate becomes a business model?