Beef banned in hotels, restaurants and public places in Assam : CM Himanta Biswa Sarma
Assam Congress MP Rakibul Hussain had accused the BJP of organising a ‘beef party’ to woo Muslim voters in the Samguri assembly constituency of Nagaon district.
Over the past three years, the Union Govt has banned 10,500 social media accounts promoting Khalistan propaganda
Intelligence agencies alerted the government about these apps, which were being used to propagate Khalistani ideology and incite the public.
Bangladeshi tourists banned from hotels in Tripura : Tripura Hotel and Restaurant Association
Amid growing concerns around ISKCON leader Chinmoy Prabhu’s detention in Bangladesh on sedition charges, thousands of people took out a massive rally in Tripura’s capital Agartala.
Ban and confiscate all loudspeakers on mosques : Israel
Please note that in India, despite decades of similar disturbances, complaints, and even Court orders, such bans have not been implemented.
Ban ISKCON in India : Jagannath Temple Trust and Govardhan Peeth
ISKCON had assured the Odisha government and the Gajapati Maharaja of Puri that it would not organize a Rath Yatra outside the designated time.
No Halal certified food to Hindu and Sikh passengers in Air India flights
Tata Group-owned airline Air India has decided not to serve ‘Halal’ certified meals to Hindu and Sikh passengers on its flights.
Children under the age of 16 banned from using social media in Australia
Instagram, Facebook, TikTok, X etc. are the platforms banned for children under 16 yrs of age. Australian Communications Minister Michelle Rowland said, YouTube could be banned too.
Buffalo meat used in burgers, eatery closed after protest by Hindus
When there is a ban on cow and other bovines slaughter in the State, the use of buffalo meat in the food is outrageous. Such shops should be banned forever.
PM Shahbaz Sharif congratulates Trump on ‘X’ when ‘X’ is banned in Pakistan !
Can such a Prime Minister who himself imposes the ban then himself violates it to ever give the country the rule of law ?
Ban on Salman Rushdie’s ‘The Satanic Verses’ Lifted in India
Rushdie wrote a fictional story where two film actors travel from Mumbai to London by plane. One character, Jibril, is an actor, while the other, Saladin, is a voice-over artist. A Khalistani terrorist hijacks the plane.