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In a significant operation, the Jalandhar Commissionerate Police apprehended several family members of the notorious terrorist Lakhbir Singh Landa and his associate Yadwinder Singh. Both individuals are currently based in Canada but have been implicated in serious criminal activities back in India. The arrests include both the mothers and sisters of Lakhbir Singh Landa and Yadwinder Singh. This action follows a recent violent incident involving two motorcyclists who launched an attack on a local industrialist’s office in Jalandhar.

In anticipation of the widely celebrated Islamic festival of Eid al-Adha, also known as Bakrid, which is set to be observed this week both in India and around the globe, the government and local authorities have issued guidelines urging the public to practice their religious rites respectfully and without infringing upon the rights of others. Despite these instructions, a controversial event has surfaced in Mumbai that has sparked significant unrest among the Hindu community. A goat, which was slated for ritual sacrifice as part of Bakrid celebrations, was found with the sacred Hindu name "...

In a significant development, the National Council of Educational Research and Training (NCERT) has decided to remove the reference to the ‘Babri Masjid’ from its Class 12 Political Science textbook, as reported by The Indian Express. This change marks a notable shift in the way historical events are presented in educational materials.

On the morning of Friday, June 14, a significant number of parents gathered in protest at the Raghunathganj Higher Girls School located in West Bengal’s Murshidabad district. The cause of their uproar? A school policy reportedly enforced by one of the teachers that barred Hindu students from wearing traditional religious symbols, specifically the tilak and the tulsi mala, while attending school.

In a compelling statement during a recent press conference, Mannargudi Jeeyar pronounced that Prime Minister Narendra Modi, a staunch proponent of Hindu dharma, is set to extend his leadership well beyond his current term to further the welfare of the nation.

Despite numerous laws and ongoing awareness campaigns aimed at curbing such incidents, the distressing phenomenon referred to as "Love Jihad" persists unabated in India. Recent reports from two northern cities, Jaipur in Rajasthan and Agra in Uttar Pradesh, illustrate the severity and continuing nature of these cases.

In a recent crackdown by the Ghaziabad Police, “Gamer Shikha Metray who promoted child sex abuse on her YouTube channel ‘Kuwari Begum’ was taken into custody on 13th June.” Despite the severity of the charges, she was later released on bail. Prior to her arrest, Shikha Metray took precautionary measures by setting all her social media profiles to private and deleting a significant number of videos from her channel. Her YouTube account, known as ‘Kuwari Begum’, has been disabled and is no longer accessible, suggesting that she either deleted her channel altogether or altered its privacy sett...

The BJP-led Maharashtra government has recently found itself at the center of a heated debate. This controversy stems from its decision to strengthen the State Waqf Board by allocating a substantial sum of ₹10 crores. Specifically, the Minority Development Department of the government has taken steps to ensure that this financial support reaches its intended recipients by issuing an order to distribute ₹2 crores to the Waqf Board located in Aurangabad, with this disbursement occurring on Monday, the 10th of June.

An escalating situation in Manipur's Jiribam district is drawing concern as armed Kuki militants from various locations continue their determined effort to take over the district, which lies on the border with Assam. These militants, who initiated their aggressive push on May 3rd of the previous year, paused their operations during the Lok Sabha elections only to resume with increased intensity.