‘The Kerala Story’ banned in Bengal
It is necessary that the pro-Hindu and Nationalist people and organisations raise their voices in protest of the TMC Government’s decision.
Ram with love in his eyes is now shown looking with vengeance : Jitendra Awhad blabbers again
Hindus are responsible for the riots in Shri Ramnavami and Hanuman Jayanti
Keep an eye on where the taxpayers money is being spent by the ruling political parties
Stringent action should be taken against those responsible for this fraud.
You don’t even deserve to be a peon : High Court Judge reprimands Deputy Director of Mining
The public expects punishment for outlaw officers, not just reprimanding.
Khalistani Amritpal Singh’s wife prevented from going to London at Amritsar airport
Kirandeep, the wife of Amritpal Singh, the chief of Khalistani organisation ‘Waris Punjab De’ (Heirs of Punjab), was stopped by the authorities at the Amritsar airport on 20th April.
Religious flags banned at public places in Rajasthan’s Udaipur District
Udaipur District collector, Tara Chand Meena, has imposed a ban on religious flags at public places. He has also prohibited citizens from assembling publicly.
The Chairperson of the National Commission for Protection of Child Rights beaten up at a Police station in Bengal
This incident clearly shows the breakdown of law and order in a Trinamool Congress run State.
Khalistani flag hoisted at the Indian Consulate in Australia
The Government should realise that such incidents are spoiling India’s reputation in the world. The Government must take stringent steps to trample the Khalistanis !
Durga Saptashati to be recited in every District of Uttar Pradesh on Chaitra Navaratri !
The Uttar Pradesh Government has issued guidelines to the Divisional Commissioners and Collectors of all Districts and asked them to celebrate Chaitra Navaratri with enthusiasm.
More than 1 lakh cases of Love Jihad in Maharashtra : Mangal Prabhat Lodha
We work for women’s protection, but marches have been taken out in this State against Love Jihad in which more than 50,000 people had joined.