A student in Rishikesh (Uttarakhand) was compelled by her teacher to wipe off the tilak worn on her forehead
The teacher removed a Class 8 student from the classroom for wearing a tilak and instructed her to return only after wiping it off.
Goa State Transport Corporation starts new bus service from Goa to Akkalkot
Initially, the worship was performed by the executive president of Annachhatra Mandal, Amolraje Janmejayraje Bhosale.
Religious fanatics attack Hindu youth for sharing an Instagram post on Hindu Shaurya Din
The incident took place in Niphad. Following the attack, the youth’s father filed a complaint with the Police.
Misuse of Domestic Violence Prevention Law for Revenge by Women : Supreme Court
A woman from Telangana filed a complaint under Section 498A of the IPC, leading to a criminal case against her in-laws.
‘Ek Hai Toh, Safe Hai’ digital billboard at bus stop outside Secretariat
Given the overwhelming response to this slogan, a digital billboard displaying ‘Ek Hai Toh, Safe Hai’ has been installed at a bus stop outside the Secretariat.
Decision on establishment of ‘Sanatan Board’ to be taken in Dharma Sansad : Akhil Bharatiya Akhada Parishad President Ravindra Puri
He said, “Only saints and mahatmas should decide the rules and regulations for the Sanatan Board and devotees from all the 13 Akhadas should be the officers in this board.
Cyclone ‘Fengal’ hits Tamil Nadu, but weakened
Chennai sea coast witnessed waves up to a metre high. As safety measure, the airport was closed from 12.30 p.m. to evening 7 p.m for all flights .
“Every couple should have 3 children” : H.H. Sarsanghachalak Dr Mohanji Bhagwat
Therefore, the couples should have more than two i.e. at least 3 children,” stated Sarsanhachalak Dr Mohanji Bhagwat expressing concern about population.
Surajya Abhiyan demands strict action against private bus operators for looting the voters
In this regard, ‘Surajya Abhiyan’ has demanded a strict action by election commission through a statement and has also provided necessary evidence.
Veil and nakab banned in Switzerland from January 1
The Swiss parliament passed the bill in this regard by 151 votes to 29. Earlier the Supreme Court had given its approval stating that anyone violating this law, would be fined 1,000 Swiss Francs (roughly Rs. 97,000).