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The Muslim man had claimed," I am a Muslim. I have imaan. He is a mere stone-worshiper. How can he be trusted over me?” His insulting remarks about the Hindu religion outraged the customers present there, who countered him, and a scuffle broke out.

The council cited uncontrollable crowds and emergency service warnings for the scale-back, but concerns persist over whether fear of renewed Islamist unrest and rising communal polarisation shaped the cautious yet controversial decision.

Jalaluddin alias Chhangur Baba used to provide money to Muslim men for luring Hindu women and converting them to Islam. The Muslim men used to fake their identities and take Hindu names to target Hindu women.

Rather than mounting a nationwide challenge, Elon Musk’s America party plans to wield influence by targeting pivotal congressional races.

India’s Competition Commission has asked UltraTech, Dalmia Bharat, and Shree Digvijay Cement to submit financial records over alleged cartelisation in ONGC tenders. The probe found the firms may have colluded to fix cement prices, harming fair competition.

This is not the first time that Ravishankar Maharaj’s name has come up in a controversy. His trust has been accused of receiving undue favours in government schemes, road access projects, and electricity subsidies.

Sukhbir Singh Badal has been declared tankhaiya by Takht Sri Patna Sahib for ignoring religious summons linked to his alleged support of those violating a Hukamnama. This is the second time the SAD leader has faced such a reprimand.

Muslim students gathered outside the office building in a pre-planned manner and began creating a ruckus. Many of them were members of the radical Islami Chhatra Shibir (ICS), the student wing of Bangladesh Jamaat-e-Islami.

With the volatility in the Middle East, India is gradually working towards removing its energy supply dependence on the Middle Eastern countries and diversifying its energy supplies to evade any conflict-driven market fluctuations.

While aimed at maintaining harmony, these efforts spark debate over bias, with repeated concerns that Hindus are disproportionately held responsible for clashes, raising questions about the neutrality and purpose of such committees