Religion Archive

In the quiet town of Churu in Rajasthan, a tragic event unfolded at a local beauty parlour where Bulbul, a young woman employed there, was discovered lifeless, her body hanging in a grim scene that has shocked the community. This distressing incident occurred on the night of 20th April, plunging her family and friends into deep sorrow.

In a shocking discovery on Friday (26th April 2024), the Uttar Pradesh Police intercepted a bus traveling through Ayodhya, which led to the rescue of approximately 93 minors suspected of being trafficked. These children, aged between 6 to 14 years, were found in distressing conditions. The quick action of the police led to the arrest of five Maulvis associated with this grave incident.

In a chilling echo of the Shraddha Walkar case that shook Delhi, another gruesome tragedy has unfolded in Mumbai, involving a similar act of betrayal and brutality. Nizam, a taxi driver, ensnared 27-year-old Poonam Kshirsagar in what has been described as Love Jihad, only to later murder her in a horrific manner. Poonam Kshirsagar was brutally dismembered, her remains packed into a suitcase and discarded in the forest of Uran, Navi Mumbai. This savage act has sparked outrage and grief among the local Hindu community, leading to heightened tensions and calls for justice.

The small community of Pithampur in Dhar district is in mourning following a harrowing discovery at a local hotel. Early Monday, a video surfaced on social media that sent shockwaves through the community, depicting the lifeless body of a 24-year-old Hindu woman hanging from a ceiling fan in a hotel room.

In a distressing incident from Mehsana's Kadi taluka, Hanif Jadi has been taken into custody after accusations surfaced that he molested a Hindu girl. The incident occurred two months prior, and since then, local authorities have been on a diligent search for Jadi. Reports indicate that he was finally apprehended at his residence in the Kasba area of Kadi city after police received a tip-off about his location. A specialized team was promptly assembled to execute the arrest.

In a disturbing instance of yet another "Love Jihad," a case has surfaced from Gwalior, Madhya Pradesh. A married man, identified as Sabir Khan, has been accused of exploiting a young Hindu woman by forging a deceitful friendship with her after his marriage. The allegations against him are severe and multifaceted, touching on various aspects of coercion and abuse.

In a shocking incident in Lakhimpur district, Uttar Pradesh, a young man resorted to a heinous act of violence against a 14-year-old girl after she refused to marry him. According to reports, the man, overwhelmed by anger and rejection, branded both cheeks of the girl with a hot rod, inscribing his name as a form of twisted retribution.

In a remarkable story of medical compassion and international cooperation, 19-year-old Ayesha Rashan from Karachi, Pakistan, received a heart transplant in Chennai, India, bringing her a much-needed new lease on life. Ayesha, who dreams of becoming a fashion designer, was battling a severe cardiac condition since 2019. Her condition worsened to the point of heart failure, necessitating urgent medical intervention. Despite the critical need, the cost of the transplant was a major barrier for her family, who could not afford the Rs 35 lakh required for the operation.

A recent and disturbing incident has emerged from Chhatrapati Sabhajinagar district in Maharashtra, highlighting a severe case of alleged deception and forced religious conversion. This case, referred to by some as "Grooming Jihad," was reported on April 16th at the Satara Police Station. The authorities received a complaint against four individuals: Taher Pathan, Taiyab Pathan, Ayesha Pathan, and Lailabi Pathan.

Stepwells are a significant aspect of the historical architecture in the arid and semi-arid regions of India, prominently in Gujarat and Rajasthan. Locally known as 'Vav' in Gujarat and 'Baoli' in Rajasthan, these structures are not only functional for water storage but also serve as stunning examples of regional architecture. It's fascinating to note that around 200 stepwells still exist in Gujarat alone. This fact gives us a glimpse into their prevalence in the past. Historically, the concept of stepwells is ancient, with the earliest forms like cylindrical wells being constructed during the Indus Valley Civilization at places such as Mohanjodaro.