Pakistan’s J&K narrative challenged at hearing of US Congressional panel
“India is not just a 70-year-old identity, but a 5000-year-old civilisation. There is no India without Kashmir, and no Kashmir without India”
Sabarimala Temple opens, Kerala Police block entry of women below the age of 50
the Kerala Police in defiance of the Supreme Court order, stopped women pilgrims at Pamba, 5 kilometers from the hill-top Temple of Deity Ayyappa, checked their documents for proof of age and allowed only those above 50 to proceed further.
With new Bill, Kerala to proscribe arms training in temple premises
According to Kerala Government’s Travan-core-Cochin Religious Institutions (Amend-ment) Bill, the State will have the powers to stop practices such as arms training or drill near temple premises.
H.H. (Adv.) Hari Shankar Jain, a warrior of Dharma, who fought a long battle for Ram Janmabhoomi in the Court even at the risk to his life
If we impart education on Dharma to our children today, they will come to know about Dharma in the future. They will certainly fight for Dharma legitimately.
‘#Boycottdabangg3’ becomes top trend as it insults Hindu Sages and Deities
In the film song ‘Hud-Hud-Dabang-Dabang’, Hindu Sages, Deity Shiva, Shriram and Shrikrushna have been denigrated.
Upset Hindus urge Amazon to apologise and withdraw buffalo-skull carved with Shri Ganesh
Upset Hindus are urging the world’s largest online retailer Amazon.com for the immediate withdrawal of a wall-hanging showing an image of Hindu Deity Shri Ganesh carved on a buffalo-skull
92-year-old senior advocate K Parasaran, who represented ‘Ramalla Virajman’ in the Ram Janmabhoomi case, and fought for 40 years in the Court
Advocate K Parasaran has studied the Ayodhya case so thoroughly that he often told the Court important dates in the case without referring to any documents. Adv. Parasaran used to tell the dates of various incidents by…
Reference of Shlokas from Scriptures in the Supreme Court verdict on the Ram Janmabhoomi case
Foreign travellers of the past, especially those with a penchant for writing, had their hands full while travelling across India. While giving its verdict on the Ram Janmabhoomi case, the Supreme Court sought the support of some travel logs.
Mysuru priests accuse Bishop of sexual misconduct, corruption, shoot letter to Pope Francis
A group of 37 priests from the Mysuru Diocese has written a letter to Pope Francis requesting his urgent intervention in the affairs of the Bishop of Mysuru KA William.
Railways incur loss of 157 crore In 2017 due to theft
The Western Railway has come out with some details of what was stolen from the trains. In 2017, over 74,000 thefts in Railway trains and properties caused a loss of Rs.157 crores