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In a recent gathering in Thane, Maharashtra Chief Minister Eknath Shinde reignited discussions surrounding the Haji Malang Dargah, also known as Malanggad, a significant religious site in the Kalyan area. Addressing a religious event on Wednesday, 3rd January, Shinde brought up this enduring issue that holds considerable emotional and cultural importance in the region.

In a recent incident from Vadodara, a concerning pattern of behavior has come to light involving an individual named Sheru Pathan. Pathan, who reportedly concealed his identity, joined a school as a temporary dance teacher. Under the guise of this position, he engaged in inappropriate behavior towards young students.

In a recent development that may pose challenges for activist Teesta Setalvad, the Gujarat High Court made an oral observation that might affect the course of her legal battle. On Monday, the court stated that it was "prima facie" not inclined to dismiss a First Information Report (FIR) filed against Setalvad in 2006. This FIR pertains to the digging of a mass grave in Pandarwada, a case formally known as [Teesta Atul Setalvad vs State of Gujarat].

Vadodara: A disturbing event has unfolded in a school in Vadodara, involving students from the fourth grade and leading to a tense and alarming situation. According to reports, the incident began as an altercation between students, which quickly escalated. A Muslim student was involved in a serious altercation, where he reportedly stabbed a Hindu student with a sharp blade. This action sparked immediate concern and distress within the school community.

In Nagpur, a bustling city known for its vibrant culture and rich history, a recent incident at a popular KFC outlet has sparked significant debate and controversy. Located at Mate Chowk, this KFC outlet was found selling Halal-certified food, a revelation that quickly drew the attention of local Hindu groups and led to stern protests.

NEW DELHI: The upcoming formalization of Bharatiya Nyay Sanhita, a new penal statute, targets the significant issue of hit-and-run accidents, responsible for approximately 50,000 deaths annually. Under this new law, individuals who cause a deadly accident and then flee the scene without notifying the authorities will face up to 10 years in prison, along with a monetary penalty.

Indian historical tradition reckons the chronology from Svayambhuva Manu to the Mahabharata era in terms of the elapsed number of Manvantaras and Mahayugas (Chaturyugas). It is recorded that six Manvantaras and the Dvapara Yuga of the 28th Mahayuga of the seventh Manvantara had elapsed during the Mahabharata era.

The Lauder Business School, located in Vienna, Austria, has made a significant decision to sever its ties with the esteemed Harvard University. This decision, as the institution stated, is “in solidarity with the Jewish student community.” This move by the Austrian business school is a strong statement of support and alignment with the values and concerns of the Jewish students at Harvard.

In a deeply disturbing incident from Kanpur, Uttar Pradesh, a young man named Danish, aged 20, has been arrested for what appears to be a calculated act of deception and violence against a minor girl. The case, emerging from the heart of Kanpur, is one that has shocked the local community and raised serious concerns about the safety and vulnerability of minors on social media platforms.