China and Pakistan conduct joint fighter jets drill near Ladakh border
China has begun fighter jets war exercises near Ladakh border in its Tibet region. The exercises are being jointly conducted with Pakistani Air Force.
Astrologer predicts war-like situation in the world due to solar eclipse
The year’s first solar eclipse took place on the 10th of June and earlier there was a lunar eclipse last month. In India, both the eclipse were partially visible in some parts of Arunachal Pradesh and Kashmir.
Gang of fraudsters promising to double the investment in 24 days using Chinese Apps arrested
5 Lakh Indians were duped of Rs. 150 Cr
Crime registered against Instagram for publishing a sticker of Deity Shiva holding a wine glass
Social media platform is showing Deity Shiva in an objectionable manner on its ‘sticker’. Hence, Delhi resident Manish Singh, a devout Hindu, has filed a complaint with the Police against Instagram for hurting Hindu’s sentiments.
NIA : Terrorist attack on a large scale being conspired in the Nation
Taking cognisance of a telephone informing about a terrorist attack like 26/11, in the Nation is being planned, NIA has begun an investigation. The telephone call seems to have come from Ranaghat in Bengal.
Harbhajan Singh apologises for calling Khalistani terrorist Bhindranwale a martyr
Former Indian cricketer Harbhajan Singh had shared an Instagram story that labelled Jarnail Singh Bhedranwale as a martyr. He apologised for his post.
From June 21, the Central Govt will provide free vaccinations to all persons above 18 years of age in the country – Announcement of PM Modi
From 21st June, all citizens above 18 years of age will be vaccinated against coronavirus free of cost, Prime Minister Narendra Modi announced…
Former cricketer Harbhajan Singh considers Khalistani terrorist Jarnail Singh Bhindranwale a martyr
Complaint should be registered followed by legal action against those whoever considers terrorists as martyrs
As long as people are not incited for violence, every citizen has right to criticise the Govt – Supreme Court
The Supreme Court stated, ’Every citizen has a right to criticise the decisions made by the Government and its functionaries so long as he does not incite people to violence against the Government’.
Twitter restores blue verified badge on Indian Vice-President Venkaiah Naidu’s Twitter account Govt intends to take action on Twitter
Just as Twitter was compelled to reinstate the ‘Blue Tick’ verification as a result of a backlash, likewise Hindus should raise their voice against Facebook’s closing the Facebook pages of Hindu organisations and pressurise Facebook to resume those pages.