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In a significant ruling that impacts educational institutions across the country, the Supreme Court of India has made a clear statement regarding religious teachings in government-funded minority institutions. The apex court has stated that minority institutions, including those partially or fully funded by the government, cannot make religious education compulsory for their students.

As India gears up for the 2024 Lok Sabha elections, the Bhartiya Janata Party (BJP) has officially begun its campaign. This significant political move was initiated on Thursday, January 25, by party president JP Nadda in the presence of Prime Minister Narendra Modi. Signaling its readiness for the upcoming general elections, the BJP unveiled a campaign video that is both a call to action and a statement of intent. Central to this launch is the two-minute and ten-second video featuring the party’s theme song, “Tabhi toh sab Modi ko chunte” (That’s why people select Modi), which articulates t...

In the heart of every believer is a deep-seated understanding that we are merely vessels through which the divine expresses itself. This profound realization has been beautifully embodied by Arun Yogiraj, a Mysuru-based sculptor, who has recently etched his name in the annals of spiritual history. Arun has achieved a unique distinction by crafting the baal-swaroop idol of Bhagwan Ram Lalla, a sacred image destined for the revered Ayodhya Ram Mandir. This creation is not just an artistic triumph but a spiritual journey, intertwining the mortal and the divine.

The DMK Youth Wing Conference, held in Salem recently, has become a focal point of controversy. The event, meant to be a gathering of the youth wing of the political party, DMK (Dravida Munnetra Kazhagam), was embroiled in issues right from its inception. Notably, the event was marred by several problematic aspects ranging from the content of speeches to the general conduct at the venue.

In a significant development in the Gyanvapi case, the Varanasi District Court, on January 24th, granted permission to make the Archaeological Survey of India (ASI) report public. This decision marks a pivotal moment in the ongoing case, as it allows for greater transparency and access to crucial information for both parties involved.

In what is being described as a monumental boost to the economy of Uttar Pradesh, the upcoming opening of the Ram Temple in Ayodhya is projected to significantly elevate the state's financial prospects. According to a variety of national and international forecasts, the influx of visitors to Ayodhya, particularly after the temple's consecration ceremony, is anticipated to substantially benefit the state's economy.

In the rich tapestry of spiritual history, few figures shine as brightly as Ramdas, a name synonymous with saintly wisdom and devotion. Born in 1608 A.D. in Jamb, Maharashtra, to Suryaji Panth and Renuka Bai, Ramdas was originally named Narain. His life story, embedded deeply in the cultural and spiritual heritage of India, presents a fascinating journey of faith, dedication, and enlightenment.

MADURAI: In a remarkable discovery that links us to our past, a 500-year-old stone sculpture from the era of the Vijayanagara Empire has been unearthed near Madurai, Tamil Nadu. This significant find adds to the growing list of historical artifacts that shed light on the rich cultural heritage of ancient Tamil Nadu, a land where the valor of heroes was immortalized in stone.

NEW DELHI: In a recent development, Assam Chief Minister Himanta Biswa Sarma has taken a firm stand against the Congress protests on the outskirts of Guwahati. Describing the Congress's actions as “naxalite tactics”, he has directed the Assam police to take legal action against Rahul Gandhi, the prominent Congress leader, for his role in provoking the crowd.