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Leicester, UK - A deeply concerning incident has surfaced from Leicester, UK, where a police officer exhibited overtly rude and disrespectful behaviour towards an elderly Hindu priest of Indian origin. The unsettling occurrence took place on the bustling streets of Leicester during the revered Ganesh Chaturthi celebrations on September 19. The grim event unfolded in broad daylight and was caught on tape, causing a stir and fueling anger in the community.

In a display of profound patriotism, the renowned consumer electronic brand, boAt, has voluntarily ceased its sponsorship for the imminent tour of Shubneet Singh, popularly known as Shubh, a singer based in Canada and a known supporter of the Khalistan movement. This notable event unfolded on Tuesday, September 19, echoing boAt's commitment to its Indian roots above all.

In a ruling that has stirred a pot of controversy, the Gujarat High Court has seemingly juxtaposed two conflicting principles - the autonomous rights of a woman over her body and the high pedestal on which the notion of motherhood is placed as per Hindu scriptures. In a decision that is bound to evoke a myriad of reactions, the court has allowed a 17-year-old girl to terminate her 19-week pregnancy, while paradoxically highlighting the revered position of a mother in society as depicted in the 'Skanda Purana'.

In a significant move, bringing to light a brutal chapter from India's post-independence history, the Telugu film industry has embarked on a daring journey through its forthcoming movie - "Razakar". This notable film is spearheaded by some of the celebrated names in the industry: actor Bobby Simha and actress Vedika will be donning the lead roles, while the seasoned Gudur Narayana Reddy has taken up the mantle of producer under the prestigious banner of Samarveer Creations.

In a significant development, the court in the Nuh district has decided to extend the police remand of the Congress MLA Mamman Khan by two more days as investigations deepen into the Sobha Yatra attack that unfolded in July. The force is leaving no stone unturned, thoroughly examining the Congress leader's digital footprint by confiscating and scrutinizing his mobile phone and laptop.

In recent times, Arundhati Roy has fervently expressed her rather controversial viewpoint of the Indian political landscape, which seems to be rooted deeply in her far-left ideologies. She paints her interpretation of India as an unarguable fact, swaying towards a narrative that many might find exaggerated.

In a sweeping act of justice that has stirred the core of the nation, the venerated Allahabad High Court stepped forward to right an egregious wrong that had lingered in the land records for close to two decades. This move, which carries with it the weight of history and tradition, resonates deeply with a nation that takes immense pride in its rich cultural heritage.

In a spectacular turn of events unveiled on Friday, 15th September 2023, Bollywood found itself entangled in a sprawling scandal involving the flamboyant wedding of Saurabh Chandrakar, the scam-tainted owner of the notorious Mahadev Betting App. Situated at the heart of an extensive criminal investigation revolving around online betting, Chandrakar spared no expense, splurging approximately Rs 200 crore in cash to fund a wedding ceremony that turned out to be nothing short of a star-studded extravaganza in the UAE earlier this February.

In a momentous stride towards establishing India as a hub for world-class conventions and exhibitions, Prime Minister Narendra Modi is set to inaugurate the first phase of the stellar 'Yashobhoomi' Convention and Expo Centre at Dwarka, New Delhi on the 17th of September, 2023 at 11 AM. This historic occasion marks not only the unveiling of an architectural marvel but also a significant extension of Delhi's transportation network, facilitating smooth connectivity to the new establishment.

In a recent unfolding of events, the Chief Justice of India (CJI), Chandrachud, denied a request for the urgent listing of a plea that was presented by a lawyer associated with the Madras High Court. The plea pertained to some divisive comments made by Udhayanidhi Stalin, a current minister in Tamil Nadu. These remarks were voiced during a conference notably titled the 'Sanatana Dharma Eradication Conference', a forum that has since found itself at the center of controversy. It was here that Stalin equated the principles of Sanatana Dharma, a foundational tenet in Hindu philosophy, to entities as disdainful as mosquitoes and the coronavirus, urging its complete eradication.