West Bengal Mosque Committees Say Police Verbally Pressured Them to Remove Loudspeakers Without Written Order
Several mosque committees in West Bengal alleged that police verbally directed them to remove loudspeakers without any written order.
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US Congressman Warns India’s Proposed FCRA Changes Pose Clear Attack on Christians, Threaten India-US Ties
US Congressman Riley Moore warns India's proposed FCRA changes could allow government takeover of churches, calling it a clear attack on Christians.
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Prashant Kishor Wins Bankipur Bypoll, Securing Jan Suraaj's First Bihar Assembly Seat
Prashant Kishor won Bankipur bypoll, beating BJP's Neeraj Kumar by 19,324 votes, giving Jan Suraaj its first Bihar assembly seat.
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Bengal CM’s Claim of Invoking Law Against July 24 Protesters Is Unfounded as Legislation Not Yet Enacted
Alt News investigation reveals Bengal CM's claim of invoking the Goonda Act against July 24 protesters is baseless as the law hasn't yet been enacted.
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Taslima Nasrin Claims Madrasas Produce Jihadis, Urges Govt Regulation and UCC
Taslima Nasrin, speaking at Kolkata's Bangla Academy, warns madrasas breed jihadis and urges govt oversight plus Uniform Civil Code to counter extremism.
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Exiled Bangladeshi author Taslima Nasreen advocates for UCC in India
Taslima Nasreen emphasized that UCC is essential to remove discrimination against women in India, Bangladesh, and Pakistan.
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Mehbooba Mufti Alleges Friday Prayer Curbs at Kashmir Mosque; Police Deny Allegations
Mehbooba Mufti said security forces blocked Friday prayers and Azaan at Pakherpora Mosque; officials denied restrictions and dismissed the claims.
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Hindu Group's Contentious Plan: Shiva Lingam Installation Near Historic Mosque
Hindu right-wing organisation announces plans to install a large Shiva Lingam outside the 650-year-old Adina Mosque in West Bengal's Malda district, claiming it's the site of an old Shiva temple.
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Muslim Groups in Amroha Challenge Meat Shop Closures Beyond Kanwar Yatra Route
Muslim organisations demand shops outside Kanwar route remain open, threatening legal action.
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Veteran SP Leader Alam Badi Azmi Passes Away at 90
Senior SP leader & 5-time MLA Alam Badi Azmi dies at 90 after prolonged illness. Widely mourned, he was known for honesty & simplicity.
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Madhya Pradesh Enacts Uniform Civil Code, Congress Alleges RSS Agenda
Madhya Pradesh Assembly passes UCC Bill, banning polygamy, criminalizing instant triple talaq, and ensuring equal inheritance rights. Congress accuses BJP of diverting attention from OBC reservation.
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Madhya Pradesh Assembly Approves Uniform Civil Code Bill: Polygamy Banned, Live-in Relationships to Be Registered
Madhya Pradesh Assembly passes Uniform Civil Code Bill, banning polygamy and making live-in relationships compulsory to register.
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Madhya Pradesh Cabinet OKs UCC Bill: Bans Triple Talaq, Polygamy, Mandates Live-In Registration
Madhya Pradesh's Cabinet has approved a Uniform Civil Code Bill, banning triple talaq and polygamy, and making live-in relationship registration compulsory.
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Bill to Protect 'Vande Mataram' Like National Anthem Introduced in Rajya Sabha
Union Home Minister Amit Shah introduces bill to punish insult or disruption of 'Vande Mataram', bringing it under same legal framework as National Anthem.
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Muslims in Uttarakhand Protest Police's Loudspeaker Removal Drive, Claim Bias
Community members in Dehradun allege selective enforcement of noise rules, as police remove loudspeakers from religious places.
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MP's UCC: Legal Recognition for One Marriage, CM Yadav
Madhya Pradesh's UCC will recognize only one marriage, says CM Mohan Yadav.
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CPI(M) MP John Brittas Urges Gujarat to Suspend, Review Anti-Radicalisation SOP
Communist Party of India (Marxist) MP John Brittas writes to Gujarat CM, raising concerns over reported Anti-Radicalisation SOP, urging suspension and constitutional review.
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Pastor Briton Phillips Freed: Denies Conversion Allegations
Christian pastor in MP arrested for alleged conversion; released on bail after denying charges.
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Dara Singh's Release After 25 Years in Graham Staines Murder Case Sparks Mixed Reactions
Dara Singh, convicted for killing Australian missionary Graham Staines and his sons in 1999, set to be released after 25 years, triggering varied responses.
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Maulana Khalid Rasheed: Muslims Fearless, Urges Respect Amid 'Hindu Rashtra' Debate
Eidgah Imam responds to Baba Ramdev, emphasizes mutual respect and opposes mosque demolitions.