Schools and colleges in the state of Karnataka are closed since 3 months due to Corona. Due to the uncertain reopening of schools and colleges, the Education Department is considering reducing the duration of education in this semester.
A Muslim man Mohammad Faisal Khan of Raipur has taken soil from the premises of famous temple of Chhatisgarh, Shri Kausalya Maata Temple and is heading to Ayodhya by walk, on the occasion of Bhoomi Puja for construction of Ram Temple in Ayodhya.
The Police filed a chargesheet against Pyare Miya, a 68-year-old journalist who was arrested for raping 40 minor girls. The chargesheet states that he possessed the ownership documents of 40 properties.
The media had reported that a ‘Time Capsule’ is to be placed, two thousand feet under the Ram Temple plot. This appears to be incorrect.
AIMIM chief and Hyderabad MP Asaduddin Owaisi on Tuesday said that by attending the Ram Mandir Bhoomi pujan ceremony on 5th August, Prime Minister Narendra Modi would violate his constitutional oath.
Former interim CBI director and serving IPS officer, M Nageswara Rao, claimed on Twitter on 25th July that Indian history had been “distorted” with the “whitewashing” of “bloody Islamic invasions/rule” and named previous Education Ministers who “were in charge of Indian mind space” for 20 “out of 30 years (1947-77)”.
The local court has rejected the bail application of Nadeem Khan and Irfan Khan, fanatics who abused Hindu Deities. In this case, Mukesh Kumar had filed a complaint against the fanatics for hurting religious sentiments of Hindus.
Now war is not only being fought on the border, but within too. Hence, everybody will have to decide their own role in it. From past few months nation is fighting the corona collectively, due to which many incorrect misunderstandings developed.
BJP MLA and former Minister Murugesh Nirani from Karnataka’s Bilgi assembly constituency has posted a message on WhatsApp denigrating the Deities.
A news was published in an English newspaper that street lights in a village named Potthakudi in Sivganga district of Tamil Nadu were switched-off for 35 days in order to save a bird’s nest.