Some anti-Hindu forces, as well as so-called progressives have been constantly trying to blame Sanatan Sanstha for the Margao Blast case; however, the conspiracy to get Sanatan convicted was foiled with the verdict given on 19.9.2020 by the Goa Bench of the Bombay High Court.
Ms. Madhu Purnima Kishwar, Founder-Editor of ‘Manushi’ website has written to the Prime Minister in which she has exposed the well-planned and meticulously executed sinister conspiracy by Zakat Foundation of India to capture key bureaucratic positions in India through the UPSC exam.
When the loudspeakers did not exist, the Azan was still being recited and people used to gather for namaz. Therefore, banning Azan from being recited from loudspeakers cannot be an infringement…
The order issued by the Central Government to companies to pay full salary to employees was stayed by the Supreme Court. “No action should be taken against companies unable to pay full salary”, ordered the SC.
While hearing the petition requesting entry for Muslim women in Mosques, filed by Pune based woman Farah Hussain Sheikh, Supreme Court issued notice to the Central Government seeking its opinion.
The two members bench of Chief Justice, Govind Mathur and Justice Siddharth Varma, instructed the applicant to first approach the State Government, and dismissed the petition.
Countering the bail application filed by 19-year-old student Amulya Leona, who raised the slogan of ‘Pakistan Zindabad’ in a meeting held at Freedom Park, the Karnataka Police submitted before the High Court.
The order issued by the Central Government to companies to pay full salary to employees was stayed by the Supreme Court. “No action should be taken against companies unable to pay full salary,” ordered the Supreme Court.
The Allahabad High Court has held that Azaan (the call to ritual prayer in Islam) can be recited from the minarets of mosques by human voice only and without the use of any amplifying device or loudspeaker.
The Supreme Court has dismissed a PIL seeking directions to facilitate migrant labourers walking on foot to return to their native places. SC said that the State Governments should take necessary steps to look into the convenience of labourers and bring them home.