Prashant Bhushan was misinformed, BPSC said in alleged paper leak

Supreme Court lawyer and human rights activist Prashant Bhushan. file. | Photo credit: G Ramakrishna The Bihar Public Service Commission (BPSC) on Thursday slammed Supreme Court lawyer and human rights activist Prashant Bhushan’s social media post about the paper leak, calling it “half-baked”. Mr. Bhushan posted a 40-second video on his social media platform with … Read more

FIR against Sambhal Lok Sabha MP for electricity theft

Police has filed a case against Samajwadi Party (SP) MP Zia ur Rehman Barak on charges of electricity theft. file Photo Credit: ANI Sambhal Parliamentary Constituency MP Zia-ur Rehman Barak was booked by the police on Thursday for theft of electricity and unauthorized consumption of electricity at his house in Deepa Sarai area of ​​Uttar … Read more

The High Court pulled up the state government and political parties over illegal hoardings across Maharashtra

The Bombay High Court questioned the inaction of civic bodies over the increasing number of hoardings, banners and posters in Maharashtra. file. | Photo credit: Vivek Bendre The Mumbai High Court on Thursday (December 19, 2024) issued contempt notices to all political parties in connection with a Public Interest Litigation (PIL) filed against the growing … Read more

A ‘long march’ was called in Agartala to protest against attacks on minorities in Bangladesh

The Forum for Protection of Minorities in Bangladesh (FPMB), an organization of various temple management groups and intellectuals, has announced the third protest program to protest the alleged crimes against religious and ethnic minorities in neighboring countries. The group has called for a ‘long march’ on December 28 to express outrage over the violence and … Read more

See: Temples, Non-Hindu and Courts

See: Temples, Non-Hindu and Courts | Video Credit: Thamodharan B Soon after MK Stalin’s government assumed the helm of governance in Tamil Nadu in mid-2021, HRD and CE Minister PK Sekarbabu had announced that the department would open 10 colleges. These institutions were to be established on lands owned by temples in different parts of … Read more