Staying on temple land for a long time does not make the person its owner : Odisha High Court
This land is registered in the name of Shri Jagannath as Amritmanohi and is under the Shri Jagannath Temple Administration, Puri.
AliExpress has listed a doormat for sale printed with the image of Shri Jagannath !
“This is the height of religious insult. International platforms should not allow such products,” Hindus expressed in anger.
Stampede at Jagannath Rath Yatra Again: 3 devotees dead !
The stampede reportedly happened due to a massive crowd that had gathered to witness the chariot procession. Witnesses claim that there was insufficient police or security presence at the spot.
Stampede at the Jaganath RathYatra : 40 Devotees injured
This means that the Administration did not learn any lessons from last years’ incident.
10 lakh Devotees Join Famous Ratha Yatra at Jagannath Puri
During this Yatra, devotees draw the grand chariots of the three Deities, Bhagawan Jagannath, His brother Bhagawan Balabhadra and sister Goddess Subhadra to the Gundicha Temple which is at a distance of about 3 km.
10 Arrested in Shocking Gangrape Case on Odisha’s Gopalpur Beach
Such heinous crimes show the complete erosion of police deterrence in society. The only lasting solution is the establishment of a Hindu Rashtra !
World-Famous Jagannath Rath Yatra to Begin from June 27: The Grand Festival Will Last 9 Days!
According to Hindu belief, participating in the Rath Yatra grants the merit of performing a thousand yajnas (sacrificial rituals).
Hindu Cow Protector Killed in Attack by Muslim Cattle Smugglers in Bhadrak, Odisha
Preventing cattle smuggling is the responsibility of the government. Yet, it is often devout Hindu citizens who put their lives on the line to stop it—and pay the ultimate price.
Brutal daylight murder of the chief priest of the Jagannath temple in Puri (Odisha)
Puri Superintendent of Police Vineet Agarwal said that the murder was committed due to personal enmity.
Unaccounted cash worth ₹2 crore seized from a Govt engineer in Bhubaneswar (Odisha)
The general public in the country believes that government officials are corrupt. Only a few are caught, while others continue their corrupt practices with impunity.