Urgently address the issue of illegal immigration of Rohingya and Bangladeshi intruders in Jammu and Kashmir
Why Court has to pass such orders, the Government should have done it on its own ?
Intellectuals only lecture Hindus : Home Minister, Karnataka
Amidst the hijab and Halal controversy in Karnataka, the Home Minister of State Araga Jnanendra accused intellectuals of only lecturing Hindus on secularism and being tolerant.
A religious fanatic Police officer sentenced to life imprisonment after nine years for raping two minors
A special Court of Meghalaya sentenced life imprisonment and a fine of Rs 8 Lakh to Nurul Islam (sacked Police Inspector) in the case of raping two minor sisters.
Seven teachers suspended for allowing Hijab-clad students to appear for exams
Please note that those protesting against this action will never utter a word about the religious fanatical students violating the High Court verdict that contained an order not to wear hijab in educational institutions !
If judges get killed for giving the hijab case verdict, they themselves will be responsible for it
In 1990, a Hindu Judge was murdered in Kashmir because his Court’s decision was unacceptable to the Jihadists. The Centre should take an action now so that the history is not repeated.
Devotees should enter the temple in proper attire to maintain the sanctity of the temple : Madras High Court
Devotees expect implementation of the High Court’s order for temples nationwide.
Allahabad High Court orders the hearing of Kashi Vishwanath and Gyanvapi mosque dispute to commence from 29th March
The Court passed the order while hearing a petition filed by Anjuman Intazamia Mosque in Varanasi.
Frame charges against separatists Yasin Malik, Shabbir Shah, and others : NIA Court
While these separatists were expected to be severely punished by now, the question is, how many years will these trials run and when will they be punished ?
Hindus take out a 17 km long protest march to reopen Shri Devnarayan Temple in Bhilwara (Rajasthan), which is closed for the last 45 years
If cases related to Hindu temples are pending in Courts for years, then how will people get justice ? Such a judiciary is not expected in a democracy.
Karnataka High Court upholds hijab ban
The decision was based on two factors. First, does wearing a hijab fall under the ambit of religious freedom under Article 25 of the Constitution ? Secondly, is making school uniforms compulsory against this freedom ?