Patna HC: Right to Practice Religion Subject to Public Order Restrictions
The Patna High Court ruled that the right to practice religion is not absolute, requiring reasonable public order restrictions on religious processions.
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Press Clubs Unite to Defend Freedom of the Press
Federation of Press Clubs launches in Hyderabad, urging journalists to protect free speech as media restrictions rise now.
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Elderly Woman Killed in Hyderabad Meerpet
Kallama, an elderly nanny, was found dead in a gunny bag near her school in Hyderabad's Meerpet. Missing gold earrings triggered a murder case under BNS law.
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Christian Man Wins Umrah Trip to Help Muslim Neighbor in Egypt
Mina, a Christian man in Egypt, won an Umrah trip by competing in a Quranic challenge to help his Muslim neighbor achieve her pilgrimage dream.
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Telangana Gazetted Officers Protest Hyderabad August Twentysix
TGO protests in Hyderabad on August 27, demanding second Pay Revision Commission, five-day workweek, six dearness allowances, and new health scheme.
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Avijit Das Promotes Hindu Banga Campaign for Bengal Exclusivity
Avijit Das pushes 'Hindu Banga' campaign, demanding exclusive Bengal rights for Hindus and excluding Muslims from the region.
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CJP's Saurav Das Challenges Hindutva Portals, Demands Address Privacy Protection from Delhi HC
Saurav Das sues Delhi HC over Hindutva portal exposure, demanding personal privacy protection for his residential address, seeking legal damages.
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Lakshadweep Police Officers Missing After Boat Capsizing; Families Seek Intervention
Lakshadweep police missing ten days after boat capsizing near Suheli Island. Families demand urgent government rescue operation.
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UK and Allies Condemn Israels E-one Occupation Plan, Urge Sanctions
Qatar and seven Arab nations joined the UK in condemning Israels E-one settlement plan, demanding sanctions and international action to halt illegal expansion.
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Jamiat Ulama-e-Hind Criticizes Maharashtra Anti-Conversion Law Effective August 28, Threatens Religious Freedom
Jamiat Ulama-e-Hind warns Maharashtra anti-conversion law effective August 28 threatens freedom of religion and personal autonomy now.
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AMU Accuses Aligarh Civic Body of Forcible Occupation of ₹500 Crore Land
AMU has accused Aligarh Municipal Corporation of forcibly occupying a 3.8-acre plot worth ₹500 crore, sparking a legal battle over the university land.
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Prejudice Not Enforced Under Immigration Law: Report on Bengaluru Police Crackdown
Fact-finding report accuses Bengaluru Police of profiling, assaulting and arbitrarily detaining Bengali-speaking migrant workers during verification drive.
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Madani Warns Article 25 Loses Meaning Without Free Religious Choice
Madani warns Maharashtra's new law threatens Article 25. Terms like 'allurement' risk criminalizing religious propagation and constitutional freedoms.
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Rajasthan Schools Without Buildings: CJP Team Faces Alleged Attack During Probe
Rajasthan's 611 government schools lack buildings, prompting concern as a CJP team faces an alleged attack during a probe into unsafe school conditions.
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Former BJP MLA Sanjay Gupta Warns Voters About Water Consequences
Former BJP MLA Sanjay Gupta warned voters that drinking his water without support would cause severe health issues, including a bursting stomach.
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Dalit PhD Scholar Alleges Caste Discrimination at Kerala University
Dalit PhD scholar Anagha Shashi alleges caste discrimination at Kerala University. University denies claims; judicial inquiry announced.
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Mathura Dispute: Hindu Group Proposes 20-Acre Land Swap for Shahi Idgah Mosque
Hindu group proposes 20 acres in Mewat for Shahi Idgah Mosque swap to resolve long-standing Mathura dispute peacefully
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Delhi Police Register FIR After Rahul Gandhi Sit-In Over Student Protest Complaint
Delhi Police register FIR after Rahul Gandhi following eight hour sit in over student protest complaint about pellet gun allegations.
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Polygamy Legal Challenge Before Supreme Court Nearly Nine Years Since Triple Talaq Ruling
Five activists challenge polygamy's constitutional validity before Supreme Court nearly nine years since triple talaq ruling.
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Kangana Ranaut Challenges Hindu Deity Metaphors in Vande Mataram Debate
Kangana Ranaut disputes Sharmila Tagore on Vande Mataram, claiming Hindu references are poetic metaphors, not literal religious orders.
