12th Standard NCERT textbooks contain information that Islamic rulers like Shah Jahan and Aurangzeb had given orders to repair those Hindu temples which were destroyed during the wars and that they had also provided financial grants for the same.
The Election Commission has issued a show cause notice to Trinamool Congress President and State Chief Minister Mamata Banerjee.
The efficacy and safety of Covid-19 vaccine has become a matter of vociferous debate. Even after being vaccinated, many have been infected with the virus.
‘Although the constitution bestows the fundamental right to freedom of speech and expression in a secular state, it is not an absolute license to injure and hurt the religious feelings and faiths and beliefs of fellow citizens’.
In view of rising online frauds, the Reserve Bank of India has laid down the guidelines to compensate the victims.
Shikha Sharma, a writer, posted that ‘Salaried professionals who lose their lives while performing duty cannot be called martyrs.
Wearing masks in vehicles is compulsory, even when traveling alone, according to an order by the Delhi High Court. The court observed that “masks are like a ‘suraksha kavach’ for preventing the spread of Covid-19 and its use has saved millions of lives”.
The UNESCO has said that Tamil Nadu temples are in a state of decay. Sadhguru Jaggi Vasudev told in ‘India Today Conclave South 2021’ while expressing concern over the alarming state of decline of thousands of shrines in Tamil Nadu.
In a controversial decision, the Kerala Government has banned Hindu devotees from performing ancient rituals at the Kodungallur Bhadrakali temple in Kerala and has deployed the Police force to block the devotees from performing the same.
‘Divya Marathi’ has reported that, ‘According to Tariq Wazir of the ETPB of Pakistan, which is responsible for the maintenance of Hindu and Sikh religious sites after their migration to India, not a single temple has been built in the country since independence, while 286 temples remain closed due to court litigation.