Feb 17, 2025
"अम्न-ए-आलम": Devotees returning from a Hanuman Chalisa recital in Bihar’s Jamui brutally attacked by Islamists with stone pelting in police presence, injuring many, including Nitish Sahu and Khushbu Pandey; eight arrested, internet suspended
A shocking incident of violence unfolded in Bihar’s Jamui district, specifically in the Jhajha police station area, where Islamists launched a brutal attack on devotees returning from a Hanuman Chalisa recital at the Hanuman Temple in Baliyadih village. The attack involved relentless stone pelting, leaving half a dozen people injured and causing severe damage to multiple vehicles. The scale of the assault has left the entire region in distress, raising serious concerns about the law and order situation in the area.
Feb 15, 2025
‘आशिक़ी का वो ज़माना याद है’: Bombay HC grants bail to Mohammed Ajaan Khan, accused of raping minor, citing not a sexual predator but a young person in consensual relationship, despite her underage status, two pregnancies, and abortions
On Thursday (13th February), an intriguing legal decision was made by the Bombay High Court. The court granted bail [pdf] to a man named Mohammed Ajaan Khan, who was accused of a serious crime involving a minor. Khan faced charges for the alleged rape and subsequent impregnation of a young girl, not once but twice over a period that spanned 15 months.
Feb 15, 2025
"एक और": In Agra, Faeem Qureshi sentenced to 10 years for dowry death under IPC 304B after Varsha, harassed for ₹5 lakh, a car, and religious conversion, was found dead; her family alleged murder, but his in-laws acquitted for lack of evidence
In a landmark ruling on 6th February, the Additional District and Sessions Court in Agra delivered justice in the tragic case of Varsha Raghuvanshi, who ended her life in 2021 after enduring relentless cruelty and harassment. The court convicted her husband, Faeem Qureshi, sentencing him to 10 years of rigorous imprisonment under Sections 304B and 498A of the Indian Penal Code (IPC)—charges that specifically pertain to dowry death and cruelty within marriage.
Feb 11, 2025
Ranveer Allahbadia faces FIRs, brand losses, and a follower drop after obscene remarks on India’s Got Latent spark backlash; NCW demands censorship, YouTube blocks the episode, and politicians call for strict action as Allahbadia issues a public apology
Podcasters and YouTubers Ranveer Allahbadia and Samay Raina are facing intense criticism after an inappropriate comment made on India’s Got Latent went viral. The comment, widely deemed offensive, has drawn sharp backlash from political leaders, influencers, and actors. As a result, YouTube India was compelled to take down the episode on the directive of the Indian government. Multiple police complaints and an FIR have been filed against Ranveer—also known as Beer Biceps—Samay, and the other judges of the show, including Apoorva Makhija, Ashish Chanchlani, Jaspreet Singh, and the show's creat…
Feb 11, 2025
Sonam Wangchuk, after attending Pakistan's climate conference hosted by Dawn Media, led Pune protests against the Riverfront project, previously insulted Lord Ram and Mata Sita, opposed Ladakh's army construction and faced backlash for anti-India activism
Sonam Wangchuk, the self-styled activist, never seems to stay out of controversy for long. His attention-grabbing stunts, like “fasting unto death,” are well-known. But this time, he crossed a line by attending a climate conference in Pakistan—yes, Pakistan—just days before returning to India to oppose development in Pune.
Feb 11, 2025
In Lucknow’s Gomti Nagar, Hindus protest against illegal Christian conversion activities, alleging coercion, threats, and job offers to change religion, police face criticism for inaction despite complaints and connected church-like houses in the colony
In Chota Bharwara of Gomti Nagar Extension, Lucknow, a storm of resentment has been brewing over what the local Hindus claim to be covert Christian conversion activities. This escalating tension came to a head when Hindus in the area staged a protest, accusing Christian residents of turning a residential house into a hub for weekly Sunday prayer meetings, which they allege is a front for converting locals to Christianity. The accusations further extend to claims that these Christian groups are applying pressure tactics, either urging local Hindus to convert or coercing them to sell their home…
Feb 5, 2025
"आक्रोश": Madurai erupts as thousands of Hindus unite to defend the sacred Thiruparankundram Murugan Temple from Islamist encroachment, reinforced by the 1931 Privy Council ruling affirming the temple's ownership, leading to massive protests
On Tuesday, 4th February, the historic city of Madurai witnessed a massive wave of protests as thousands of Hindus gathered at Palakkanatham to stand against what they believe to be a serious threat to their religious heritage. The unrest was sparked by allegations that Islamists are laying claim to the Thiruparankundram hill, a sacred site that houses the ancient Murugan Temple, a place of immense spiritual significance for Hindus.
Feb 4, 2025
Largest Hindu temple in the Southern Hemisphere opened in Johannesburg by Deputy President Paul Mashatile, with Mahant Swami Maharaj leading the consecration; built on a 14.5-acre site with 12,500 volunteers, serving as a hub for spirituality and unity
On Sunday, 2nd February, a historic event unfolded in Johannesburg, South Africa, as the largest Hindu temple in the Southern Hemisphere was inaugurated. The grand ceremony, attended by thousands of Hindu worshippers, marked a monumental moment for the Indian community in South Africa, whose cultural and religious identity is deeply interwoven with Hinduism. This temple is not just a spiritual milestone but a reflection of the profound cultural heritage carried by the Indian diaspora in the nation. The unveiling was led by Deputy President Paul Mashatile, adding significance to the occasion.
Feb 4, 2025
75 illegal Bangladeshi nationals vanished from Tamil Nadu’s Trichy camp, exposing DMK’s severe security failure, as Annamalai blasted the govt for misusing police to target critics while illegal migrants thrive in hubs like Tiruppur, Nallur and Coimbatore
The sudden disappearance of 75 Bangladeshi nationals arrested in Tamil Nadu last year has stirred widespread alarm regarding the state's security measures. This incident highlights significant lapses in managing illegal immigration, prompting Tamil Nadu BJP chief K. Annamalai to voice strong disapproval. He accused the state government of "failing to handle critical issues that jeopardize national security." His words reflect growing concerns over Tamil Nadu's approach towards the influx of undocumented immigrants.