The National Human Rights Commission (NHRC) issued notice to the Maharashtra Government on 17th July, over the Telugu poet and urban naxal Varavara Rao who tested positive for coronavirus.
A converted Christian named Markush Kindo brutally beat up a cow, hanged and killed her behind a church. A complaint was lodged and Kindo was later arrested.
An Idol of Buddha, carved in stone and found in the Khyber Pakhtunkhwa area of Pakistan was damaged by the religious fanatics.
The National Green Tribunal (NGT) on 17th July refused to entertain a plea seeking direction to install alternative methods of cremation to reduce air pollution and also to contain the spread of COVID-19.
Justice R Banumathi, who was the first woman from the State of Tamil Nadu to be elevated to the position of a Judge in the Supreme Court, is all set to retire on 19th July.
Nepal has put forward a claim to the Seetamata cave region in the West Champaran District of Bihar.
Nearly 140 workers including priests in the world-famous Tirupati Balaji Temple are affected by the coronavirus. The Chairman of Temple Trust Y.V. Subbareddy declared that the management has no plans to shut down the temple.
A 52-year-old Padre (Christian priest) from Kerala, Robin Vaddakamcheri, has been punished to 20 years in jail for raping a minor girl and impregnating her.
Army killed three terrorists in an encounter on the morning of 18th July. Large quantities of weapons were also seized in the encounter.
Since so many decades, Hindu Dharma is being targeted in various Bollywood films, web series, and YouTube. Until now, hundreds of movies that hurt the sentiments of Hindus have been released, but no demands were made to stop its screening. In contrast, a demand to ban the movie – Muhammad : The Messenger of God – is put forward immediately.