Chief Minister Basavaraj Bommai aid that the Karnataka government will free Hindu temples from laws and rules that require the temple managements to seek permission from the govt to utilise their income for development

While not discriminating against non-Hindu bidders for shops – as required by the court - Hindu institutions have every right to demand respect for their religion and institutions

A two-judge bench of Justices Adarsh Kumar Goel and Ashok Bhushan suggested that people of other faiths be allowed provided they agree to comply with the rules and traditions

The controversial order blatantly said that employees could grow beards as part of their Vratha, but they will not be eligible for allowances. This meant that govt employees have to pay more than half their paycheck to the green communists, and that too in modern-day Bharat! 

Hindu community had warned that if the order banning loudspeakers in Ambaji Mandir was not withdrawn, all loudspeakers in mosques across Gujarat will be taken down

The Idol of 18th-century idol of Maa Annapurna was stolen and handed over to art collector Norman MacKenzie in 1913, and was kept at the at the MacKenzie Art Gallery in Canada

"But no decision to melt the jewellery or dispose of any valuable which forms part of offerings at relevant temples should be taken without the trustees thereat being installed pursuant to advertisements issued," the Court ordered

As per the rules of the HRCE Act 1959, only a trustee of a temple can make the decision to melt temple jewellery. But in TN most of the temples do not have a trustee but only fit-persons appointed by HRCE acting as trustees

The DMK government thinks that it can get crores of rupees through the gold monetisation scheme and proposes to use it for “development work” and “renovation”

When the Hindus have started reciting Hanuman Chalisa on loudspeakers, it is more of a symbolic pushback. What is good for Paul should be good for Parvez and what is good for Parvez should be good for Prafull