A BSF officer martyred in firing by Pakistan
Pakistani soldiers violated the ceasefire by resorting to firing at Line of Control (LoC) in Poonch District of Jammu and Kashmir.
Religious fanatic butchers assault a female reporter in Hassan (Karnataka) in presence of the Police
An incident of assault occurred in Pension Mohalla when a female journalist reporting against illegal cow slaughter was attacked by religious fanatic butchers.
‘Don’t attempt to interfere in internal affairs’ – India admonishes Canadian PM
Canadian PM Justin Trudeau has passed comments regarding the ongoing farmers’ protest on the outskirts of Delhi. In a rebuff to Trudeau, India’s Ministry of External Affairs (MEA) has advised him not to attempt interfering in India’s internal affairs.
Murder of a journalist and his friend by burning his house with sanitiser
A 34-year-old journalist Rakesh Singh and his friend Pintu Sahu were murdered by pouring sanitiser on their house.
Ban Popular Front of India – Sufi Islamic Board urges PM and Home Minister
A Muslim organisation Sufi Islamic Board has appealed to impose a ban on the jihadi organisation PFI. Board’s National President Mansoor Khan and National Spokesperson Sufi Mohammed Kausar Hassan Majidi have written to PM Modi and Union Home Minister Amit Shah demanding to place a nationwide ban on PFI.
UAE bans visas for citizens of 13 countries
The United Arab Emirates has banned the issuance of visas to citizens of 13 countries. These include Islamic countries such as Iran, Syria, Afghanistan and Pakistan.
Devdivali celebrated in the presence of Prime Minister Modi at Varanasi
Devdivali was celebrated on the evening of 30th November at Rajghat in Varanasi in the presence of Prime Minister Narendra Modi.
Central Government allows Vaidyas to perform surgeries on the nose, ears, throat, eyes, teeth and bones
The Central Government has allowed Ayurvedic doctors (Vaidya) to perform surgeries on the nose, ears, throat, eyes, teeth and bones. Postgraduate students in Ayurveda will be able to perform these surgeries.
Kerala puts Police Act 118A on hold
n the wake of strong opposition from the media, civil society and the opposition, the Government has decided to backtrack from implementing the newly added section of the Kerala Police Act, 2011, that would muzzle all types of free speech and opinion through any medium.
Ruckus in Kerala Church over the wedding between a Muslim man and a Catholic woman
On 9th November, a Catholic woman married a Muslim man at the Kadavanthra St Joseph Church under the order of the Syro- Malabar Church. The couple’s photograph of the wedding was also published in a local newspaper.