‘Menstrual blood into the Shivalinga!’ Image on Kerala lottery ticket in controversy
The image, sourced from the Kerala Lalithakala Akademi, has been widely condemned by Hindu groups stating that it is blasphemous and an insult to Hindu beliefs.
The image, sourced from the Kerala Lalithakala Akademi, has been widely condemned by Hindu groups stating that it is blasphemous and an insult to Hindu beliefs.
Shah, who is the in-charge minister of Ratlam district, had made the remark during a meeting of the district development advisory committee on Saturday.
Sikh community protesters burnt an effigy of the Congress leader and discounted his statement.
Head of the Sanskrit Department and Dean Dr. CN Vijayakumari has filed a complaint with the Vice Chancellor against awarding PhD degree to SFI leader Vipin Vijayan based on the evaluation board’s recommendation
The Afghan foreign minister’s first press conference on October 10 had sparked condemnation after photos revealed an all-male gathering, triggering sharp responses from opposition politicians and activist groups in India.
The controversy centres around a Tazia structure said to have been established over three weeks ago on the raiyati (private) land of Rupesh Kumar Singh in Baraik Mohalla, Gumla.
Chief Minister Omar Abdullah questioned the placement of the national symbol in a religious site and PDP president Mehbooba Mufti demanding action under blasphemy laws against the Waqf Board for authorising its installation.
"This deliberate negligence is unacceptable to the Muslims of J&K who strongly protest it. Equally regrettable is the silence of the elected government, who fail to take a stand on any issue of the people of J&K," he added.
Attacking the Sangh, Rai remarked, "The RSS is an army of widowers." He questioned how an unmarried RSS member could advise on family matters. His remarks came shortly after a Congress worker used abusive language against Prime Minister Narendra Modi in Bihar.
An official email from the Raj Bhavan last week instructed universities to organise seminars and commemorative events, including street plays and dramas highlighting “the trauma of India’s partition”.
