Singh said that he wanted to appeal against the decision in the court but could not because of some family emergency. He is, however, planning to approach the High Court soon

In its quest to support the ‘comedian’, the publication tries to vindicate the Muslim perpetrators by justifying the mass murder of 59 Hindus, including women and children during the 2002 Godhra carnage

The police did not have any prior written order for firing. In fact, the district magistrate had signed the order after the police had carried out the firing. No Karsevak was shot in the leg. All of them were shot in the head and chest

Celebrity designer Sabyasachi Mukherjee recently became the talk of the town after his ad campaign for Intimate Fine Jewellery received backlash on social media

For these so-called 'liberals', disliking an ad, tweeting about it, and announcing that they are not going to buy products from a particular brand that disrespects their traditions is equal to 'terrorism' because it is done by Hindus. The same 'liberals' completely ignore actual acts of brutality and rampant violence committed by religious fanatics

The first death reported was of 42-years-old Jatan Kumar Saha, who died after sustaining fatal injuries during the riots in Chowmuhani. On Sunday, Pranto Das was found dead in a pond next to the ISKCON temple in Chowmuhani

Interestingly, the advertisement campaign released by the brand was a complete mismatch with the title chosen for the Diwali collection. Fabindia’s ‘Jashn-e-Riwaaz’ video campaign ironically features the rich culture and tradition of Rajasthan

As Jogendra Nath Mandal decided to quit from the newly formed Pakistan government soon after partition, he wrote a letter to the Prime Minister of Pakistan Liaquat Ali Khan, which itself is explanatory as to why he chose to return to India

The population growth of Muslim migrants and their dominance in local businesses has been so rapid that native Hindus are losing out on jobs and livelihoods. Another concern is the illegal land encroachment by the community. In recent years, illegally built 'kutcha' houses have been converted to permanent structures on encroached land

Claiming that the pandemic lockdown was ‘godsent’ the missionaries converted as many as 1 lakh people and adopted 50,000 villages in a span of one year. Need for medical aid and two squares meals amidst the financial crisis, pushed the economically weaker section into the trap of missionaries