Raipur: A state-wide Bandh (shutdown) is being observed in Chhattisgarh on December 24 against conversion and the recent dispute over burial of a converted man in Kanker district. The day-long shutdown called by Sarv Samaj has also received support from the Chhattisgarh Chambers of Commerce and Industries and Confederation of All …
Read More »RSS at 100: Patriotism and character-building key to counter extremism, says Kshetra Pracharak Shriram Bharat Kumar
Character-building among the younger generation is critical for nation-building, and patriotism and discipline are essential to checking the spread of extremism, said Shriram Bharat Kumar, Dakshin Madhya Kshetra Pracharak of the Rashtriya Swayamsevak Sangh, while calling upon youth to lead disciplined lives. He was addressing a public meeting at Government …
Read More »Hargobind-Chandan Das Lynching: Murshidabad court awards life imprisonment to 13 convicts, family seeks death penalty
Bringing closure to one of the most brutal episodes of violence witnessed in Murshidabad this year, a fast-track court on Tuesday sentenced all 13 convicts to life imprisonment in the lynching of Hargobind Das and his son Chandan Das. The verdict was pronounced by Additional District and Sessions Judge (ADJ-I) …
Read More »FICCI FLO Chennai Celebrates World Saree Day with an Unforgettable Evening of Music, Memories and Meaningful Conversations featuring Usha Uthup
Chennai, December 22, 2024: FICCI FLO Chennai marked World Saree Day with Saree Symphony, an evocative cultural evening celebrating music, heritage and womanhood, headlined by the iconic Usha Uthup at ITC Grand Chola. The event was a highlight of Chennai’s vibrant December art and music season, bringing together women leaders, …
Read More »LPU Conducted Masterclass on ‘Cracking Competitive Examinations through Strategy & Discipline’ for Distance and Online Mode Learners
New Delhi, December 23, 2025: The Centre for Distance and Online Education (CDOE) at Lovely Professional University (LPU) recently organized an insightful Masterclass titled “Cracking Competitive Examinations through Strategy & Discipline” at the LPU Campus, inspiring our aspiring Learners enrolled in Distance and Online Mode Programmes. The session, featuring Mr. …
Read More »TANDANANA – Annamacharya International Music Competition 2025
Hyderabad, 23rd December 2025: The Grand Finals of “TANDANANA – Annamacharya International Music Competition 2025” were held in a spiritually uplifting ambience at Annamacharya Bhavana Vahini (ABV), Near HITEX, Hyderabad, drawing an enthusiastic gathering of over 500 music lovers. Organised under the visionary leadership of Padmashri Dr. Shobha Raju, Founder & President of Annamacharya …
Read More »Jamia Exam sparks outrage: One-sided curriculum accused of pushing communal narrative, erasing non-Muslim victims
Jamia Millia Islamia (JMI), a centrally funded public university, has once again landed in fresh controversy over the bias in its academic curriculum. According to students, the B.A. (Hons) Social Work, Semester I examination paper asked them to write on “the atrocities against Muslim minorities in India, giving suitable examples” …
Read More »Hindu Man lynched to death in Bangladesh: VHP leads charge against killing of Dipu Das & rising anti-Hindu violence
NEW DELHI: The horrific mob lynching of Dipu Chandra Das, a 27-year-old Hindu youth in Bangladesh, has shaken the conscience of millions and triggered a powerful nationwide response in India led by the Vishva Hindu Parishad (VHP). What VHP leaders describe as a “cold-blooded, ideological killing” has become a rallying …
Read More »DMK politics at Thiruparankundram: Hindus blocked from Kasi Viswanathar temple, Muslim festival allowed with security
Another blatant instance of minority appeasement and alleged persecution of Hindus has surfaced in Thiruparankundram, where the DMK government disallowed Hindu devotees from lighting a lamp at the ancient stone pillar atop the hill, despite orders from both the High Court single bench and division bench. Now, devotees are not …
Read More »Bhagavad Gita is civilisational knowledge, not a religious disqualification: Madras HC restores Bharatiya perspective
CHENNAI: In an era when India is consciously reclaiming its civilisational selfhood, the Madras High Court has delivered a judgment that quietly but firmly restores intellectual balance to the Indian legal discourse. By holding that the teaching of the Bhagavad Gita does not make a trust “religious” so as to …
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