Public celebration of Muharram banned in 29 villages of Raichur district, Karnataka
Muslims observe Muharram from 17 to 26 June, public celebrations of the festival will be prohibited in these villages during that period.
Adv. Prakash Salsingikar : Uniting Lawyers and engaging them in Social and National service
Adv. Salsingikar has played a crucial role in uniting lawyers. With a law degree in hand, he has not only committed himself to social and national service but has also inspired young lawyers to do the same selflessly.
MCOCA to be imposed against cattle smuggling
The concerned departments should form flying squads to curb illegal slaughterhouses and illegal transportation of animals.
Withdraw the ‘Inam Abolition Act’ immediately, which threatens the existence of Hindu temples; otherwise, a mass agitation will be launched
If necessary, a large-scale public agitation will be launched across the entire Raigad district.
Muslim organisations demand that the Congress government repeal Karnataka’s anti-cow slaughter law !
Allegations were made at the conference that the previous BJP government had enacted this law solely to harass Muslims.
Uniform Civil Code to be implemented in Assam
Instead of implementing this law separately in individual States, the Union Government is expected to enact a single law for the entire country.
Maharashtra’s ‘Prevention of Begging Act’ neglected; No reforms in 75 years
An official from a Beggar Reception Centre stated that more than 80% of beggars detained during drives are addicted to narcotic substances.
Draft law prepared for abolishing temple inam lands in Maharashtra !
The inam lands belonging to temples which had been given to tenants, hereditary occupants, or other individuals for cultivation for several years, can now be sold
Gautam Khattar granted bail
After hearing the arguments of both the defence and the police on 30 April, the Court had reserved its order on Khattar’s bail application until 10 a.m. on 2 May 2026.
Private unaided schools must reserve 25% seats for students; yet no financial aid !
In Maharashtra, approximately ₹750 crore is required annually for reimbursement of all students; however, only ₹220 crore has been sanctioned in this year’s budget.