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Cannot be expunged from people's memories: RJD MP Manoj Jha on Rahul Gandhi's remarks in Parliament
After Rahul Gandhi's contentious remarks in Parliament were expunged, RJD leader Manoj Jha emphasized that while Parliament can erase records, the impact remains in people's memories. Gandhi's speech, accusing the BJP and RSS of promoting violence, led to protests and accusations of misrepresentation from the ruling NDA. Despite backlash, Gandhi defended his comments, distinguishing between BJP-RSS and the broader Hindu community.
Unfortunate that Rahul Gandhiji's statements are being distorted: Shiv Sena (UBT) leader Priyanka Chaturvedi
After Rahul Gandhi's remarks in Parliament sparked political turmoil, Shiv Sena leader Priyanka Chaturvedi criticized the distortion of his statements, clarifying that he referred specifically to those who misuse Hindu identity for political gain, distinguishing this from genuine faith. She emphasized Gandhi's intention to differentiate between BJP-RSS and the broader Hindu community.
Building a new society
The historic declaration by the Prophet-Herald, Bab, marked the beginning of a new era for the Baha'i Faith. Baha'u'llah, the founder, furthered this era by proclaiming to emperors and rulers to establish peace and justice. The confusion and chaos prevailing on Earth threaten civilization and the planet's ecosphere. Countries require a supporting culture for collective awakening.
Tensions rise in Australia after a bishop and priest are wounded in a knife attack in a church
The 16-year-old was overpowered by the shocked congregation at Christ the Good Shepherd Church after he allegedly stabbed Bishop Mar Mari Emmanuel and the Rev. Isaac Royel during a service on Monday night that was being streamed online.
Dry Days Ahead: States prepare for Eid al-Fitr celebrations with liquor bans; Here's a full list of upcoming dry days
On the occasion of Eid al-Fitr, several states and cities in India, including Delhi, are set to observe dry days, with liquor stores closed to mark the festival. Delhi's excise department has issued a detailed order for five dry days in the city, including Eid. Additionally, upcoming dry days in India include April 14 for Ambedkar Jayanti, April 17 for Ram Navami, and several others leading up to December. These dry days coincide with various festivals and voting days, reflecting the diverse cultural and electoral landscape of India.
There's no dearth of scary news, so why add 'faked-up' fears to real ones?
The £50,000 award - not counting the bonanza of royalties the flashbulb-popping prize generates - went to Paul Lynch for his dystopian novel, Prophet Song, about a woman desperately trying to save her family from a vortex of violence as Ireland is engulfed by a tidal force of totalitarianism.
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End of worlds, an ongoing apocalypse
There have been five mass extinctions on Earth in the past. The sixth extinction refers to the accelerated, widespread extinctions (plural emphasised) is happening during our present time, the Anthropocene, where humans play an overbearingly large part in bringing, as Lynch puts it, the end of many worlds.
Ajmer dargah cleric arrested for call to 'behead' Nupur Sharma
In the video, the cleric is purportedly seen and heard announcing he would gift his house to anyone who brings Sharma's head to him. Chishti is also allegedly heard saying he would shoot her dead for insulting the Prophet.
SC to hear on July 13 pleas against demolitions after protests in Kanpur and Prayagraj
"The said demolitions referred to in the interlocutory applications have been carried out by the local development authority, which are statutory autonomous bodies, independent of the state administration, as per law as part of their routine effort against unauthorised/illegal constructions and encroachments, in accordance with the UP Urban Planning and Development Act, 1972," the state government has said.
Kuwait to deport expatriates who protested over remarks against Prophet
On June 10, after the Friday prayers, 40-50 migrants had launched protests in Kuwait's Fahaheel area and raised slogans.
West Bengal violence: Situation remains peaceful in affected areas, heavy police deployment in place
"The situation in West Bengal is peaceful and there is no information of any untoward incident. Our senior officers are in the districts," ADG (Law and Order) Javed Shamim said. Raids and patrolling by policemen were conducted in the violence-hit areas in the last night and a few more arrests were made, he said.
Prophet remark: 337 people booked for violence in UP; 13 FIRs registered
Of the 337 people arrested, 92 are from Prayagraj, 83 from Saharanpur, 52 from Hathras, 41 from Ambedkar Nagar, 40 from Moradabad, 18 from Firozabad, six from Aligarh and five from Jalaun, Kumar said giving in a district-wise breakup.
Saudi Arabia ends COVID-19 protective measures, says state news agency
The measures lifted include the requirement to wear face masks in closed places, with the exception of the Grand Mosque and the Prophet's Mosque.
China wades into furore over controversial remarks against Prophet; hopes incident can be properly managed
China, which faces serious allegations of a mass crackdown on Uygur Muslims in the volatile Xinjiang province, said it "believes that different civilisations, different religions should respect each other and co-exist on an equal footing".
Prophet row: Mob attacks train; police prevent LoP from visiting violence-hit areas
The group was protesting against controversial remarks of suspended BJP spokesperson Nupur Sharma on Prophet Mohammad.
Prophet row: Security bolstered in violence-hit Ranchi, internet restored after 33 hours
Around 2,500 police personnel are on guard at sensitive areas in Ranchi, where two people were killed and more than two dozen people were critically injured, as protests and clashes rocked the city after the Friday prayers. The protesters have been demanding the arrest of suspended BJP spokesperson Nupur Sharma and expelled leader Naveen Jindal for their controversial remarks on Prophet Mohammad.
West Bengal: Uneasy calm prevails in violence-hit Howrah
Police conducted route marches in several areas of Howrah district including Uluberia, Panchla, Jagatballavpur and Dhulagarh on Saturday night as large contingents of security forces were deployed to prevent any untoward incident.
Bangladesh government under pressure to act on Prophet remarks row: Ruling Awami League leader
Khandakar Goulam Moula Naqshbandi, Chairman of the Religious Affairs Sub-Committee of the ruling Awami League and a member of the Advisory Committee, also said that disruptive forces try to take advantage of such a situation to disturb law and order in Muslim majority Bangladesh.
Stone pelting, protests across nation over comments against Prophet
In Uttar Pradesh, several districts witnessed agitation after Friday prayers, with the situation turning violent in a locality in Prayagraj, where members of the minority community pelted stones at the police.
Iraq, Libya join over a dozen Muslim countries in condemning controversial remarks against Prophet
Qatar, Iran and Kuwait on Sunday summoned India's Ambassadors and the expressed their strong protest and condemnation of the controversial remarks.
Kuwait supermarket pulls Indian products as row grows over BJP spokesperson's Prophet remarks
Workers at the Al-Ardiya Co-Operative Society store piled Indian tea and other products into trolleys in a protest against comments denounced as "Islamophobic".
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