SC to hear on December 12 petitions against Places of Worship Act
Saturday, 7 December 2024 The Supreme Court will address challenges to the Places of Worship Act, which prevents legal disputes aiming to alter the religious nature of sites established during independence. Several Hindus have filed lawsuits claiming mosques were originally temples, despite a previous Supreme Court ruling upholding the Act's secularism protection.
The Supreme Court has temporarily stopped the trial court proceedings against Congress MP Rahul Gandhi in a defamation case. This case involves allegations that.. IndiaTimes
Regional parties in India received significant donations through electoral bonds in 2023-24 before the Supreme Court scrapped the bonds in February 2024... IndiaTimes
The Centre informed the Supreme Court about the widespread application of halal certification beyond food items, affecting prices significantly. The solicitor.. IndiaTimes
Donald Trump will be sworn in as President for his second term on January 20, 2025. Chief Justice John Roberts will once again administer the presidential oath, continuing a nearly 240-year-old tradition. The ceremony will take place indoors in the Capitol Rotunda due to cold weather, attended by Supreme Court justices, dignitaries, and VIPs. Justice Brett Kavanaugh will swear in Vice President-elect J.D. Vance. Despite political tensions, the ceremony will showcase unity, tradition, and key moments in American political history.
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External affairs minister S Jaishankar is carrying a personal letter from PM Modi for US President-elect Donald Trump. Jaishankar will attend Trump's.. IndiaTimes
BJP accused Congress of waging an 'open war against Hindus' by moving the Supreme Court in support of the Places of Worship Act, 1991. The Act freezes the.. IndiaTimes
Pandit Vishnu Rajoria of Madhya Pradesh Parshuram Kalyan Board announced a Rs 1 lakh reward for Sanadhya Brahmin couples with four children, emphasizing the need.. IndiaTimes
In a strong response to the escalating violence against Hindus in Bangladesh, India's External Affairs Minister, S. Jaishankar, has called on the interim government of Bangladesh to take full responsibility for protecting all of its citizens, including religious minorities. The violence, which has targeted Hindu communities, homes, businesses, and temples, has sparked widespread concern, particularly after the Durga Puja festival attacks. India has repeatedly raised the issue with the Bangladesh government, urging them to ensure the safety and security of Hindus and other minorities. Jaishankar's remarks come amid growing tensions, with reports of extremism and continued violence. The world watches as India demands justice and accountability for the attacks on its people.
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Saturday, 7 December 2024
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