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Uttar Pradesh: Farrukhabad official calls Holi ‘nashe ka tyauhar’ at peace committee meeting ahead of Holi and Shab-e-Barat
Farrukhabad city magistrate Ashok Kamat Maurya made a controversial remark against Holi, triggering strong protests.
After opposing the Jallikattu tooth and nail, Rahul Gandhi looks to salvage image by attending the festival
After Congress opposed Jallikattu and called it cruel and barbaric for years,, Party's top leader today attended the festivities in Madurai.
Are you suggesting we invite Corona?: Netizens question TimesNow as it suggests ‘Corona Rangoli’ designs for a ‘Covidified Diwali’
It is inconceivable as to why the news channel will encourage decorating homes with Rangolis, resembling the deadly Coronavirus
‘Tanishq, you failed to understand the essence of Diwali’: Here is how netizens reacted to the dull, bizarre ad
Social media users criticised the Tanishq ad for being 'preachy' while failing to capture the joy and excitement of Diwali.
Why don’t we give credit to Hindu festivals for reviving the economy?
Say it with me: It is the Hindu festival season that has brought the economy back on track.
Complaints filed against Eros Now and Arré for vulgar social media posts related to Navratri
Both Eros Now and Arre had published social media posts linking Navratri festival with sex and vulgarity
Reducing Navratri to ‘mating dance’, comparing Holi with terrorism— how the Indian media has turned Hinduphobic
After Eros Now posted series of vulgar messages associated with Navratri, far-left site Arre posted a Hinduphobic tweet on Durga puja
No, India Today, Katrina Kaif in yellow saree for Navratri is not offensive to Hindus, this is where you got it wrong
India Today tries to be holier than thou while trying to paint Hindus as trolls over Eros Now's vulgar Navratri posts
Eros Now apologises for publishing vulgar Hinduphobic content on Navratri
After netizens outraged over vulgar posts on Navratri, Eros Now issued an apology.
Kerala: Calicut medical college students protest against controversial order over Raksha Bandhan in govt medical colleges
Kerala State Medical Education Director Dr Ramla Beevi has stated that no groups were ever banned from conducting any celebrations and the order only asked for prior permission before holding events.
