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Administration can’t meddle with customs and rituals of temples: Kerala HC on ban on saffron decorations at Hindu temple by Kerala govt

The Kerala High Court said, "No district administration or the police can insist on only 'politically neutral' coloured decorative materials being used by a temple."

Are things really ‘aaall well’ in Ladakh? A closer look at ‘climate fast’ by Sonam Wangchuk and criticism of his projects by locals

Sonam Wangchuk is demanding inclusion of Ladakh in sixth schedule of constitution to protect ecology, while his projects are accused of creating plastic pollution

‘India was, is, and will always be a Hindu Rashtra, every Indian is a Hindu’: Yogi Adityanath

Yogi Adityanath said, "Shri Aurobindo had very clearly declared about Pakistan that it has no spiritual identity. It is Pakistan's good fortune that it survived so far despite having no reality of its own."

Tamil Nadu: DMK councillor beats army soldier to death in Krishnagiri

Soldier Prabhakaran and his brother Prabhu had a minor argument with DMK councilor Chinnaswamy. The DMK councilor and his accomplices beat the soldier to death.

Jharkhand: Stone pelting and arson at the mosque square in Palamu ahead of Mahashivratri, internet shutdown and section 144 imposed

The stone pelting and arson in Palamu caused injuries to a dozen of people including 6 policemen.

Nepal’s former King Gyanendra Shah joins campaign to reinstate the country as Hindu Kingdom

Nepal was a Hindu nation before it was declared a 'secular state' in 2008 after the success of people's movement of 2006 which led to abolishing of monarchy. Hinduism is the largest religion in Nepal.

Defence procurement from domestic vendors to be at 75%, says Union Minister Rajnath Singh

Union Minister Rajnath Singh said that under the 'Make in India' initiative, the Modi government has steadily increased procurement from local vendors in the sector.

BBC raids: A look into the broadcaster’s long track record of tax avoidance and unscrupulous financial practices in the UK

BBC was accused of engaging in industrial level tax avoidance by employing people through personal service firms instead of direct recruitment

Income Tax Dept survey in BBC office in India enters second day

Sources said the above exercise, conducted by the tax authorities, is called "survey", not search or raid as per the provisions of the Income Tax Act. Such surveys are routinely conducted and are not to be confused to be in the nature of a search/raid, said sources. 

Landmark Air India deals: US President Biden, French President Macron, and UK PM Sunak hail partnership with India, thank PM Modi

On Tuesday, PM Modi and French President Emanuel Macron virtually attended the launch of the Air India-Airbus deal. President Macron thanked PM Modi for having confidence in France.

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