The VHP’s Ayodhya Parikrama leaves the temple town and its twin city cold, but the Sangh Parivar presses ahead in the hope of electoral benefits elsewhere in Uttar Pradesh. By VENKITESH RAMAKRISHNAN in Ayodhya and Faizabad [Frontline, Print edition : September 20, 2013]
http://www.frontline.in/politics/back-to-ayodhya/article5085260.ece?homepage=true
Thursday, 5 September 2013
In India they openly promote of segregation, regionalism and ghettoes | JNU to have separate hostel for students of North East
The Times of India
JNU to have separate hostel for northeast students soon
TNN | Sep 6, 2013, 04.26 AM IST
ITANGAR: Clearing all hurdles for the construction of a 500-bed for northeast students at Jawaharlal Nehru University (JNU) in New Delhi, the varsity authorities have finally identified land for the long awaited hostel.
The Northeast MPs Forum (NEMPF) has been urging the Centre for
JNU to have separate hostel for northeast students soon
TNN | Sep 6, 2013, 04.26 AM IST
ITANGAR: Clearing all hurdles for the construction of a 500-bed for northeast students at Jawaharlal Nehru University (JNU) in New Delhi, the varsity authorities have finally identified land for the long awaited hostel.
The Northeast MPs Forum (NEMPF) has been urging the Centre for
Wednesday, 4 September 2013
India: Yoga salesman says stay away from all women | See also Ninan Cartoon
Ramdev advises sages to maintain distance from all women
Times of India-Sep 2, 2013
http://articles.timesofindia.indiatimes.com/2013-09-02/india/41687757_1_yoga-guru-ramdev-mothers-hindu-scriptures
also see Ajit Ninan's Cartoon in The Times of India, 3 September 2013
Times of India-Sep 2, 2013
http://articles.timesofindia.indiatimes.com/2013-09-02/india/41687757_1_yoga-guru-ramdev-mothers-hindu-scriptures
also see Ajit Ninan's Cartoon in The Times of India, 3 September 2013
India: Business of Faith - Arrest of Asaram Bapu by Ram Puniyani
Business of Faith
Ram Puniyani
Our society has seen severe turmoil’s in the name of religion during last three decades in particular. While on one side we see that issues related to religion’s identity are trying to occupy the center stage, we also are witnessing the emergence of thousands of self proclaimed ‘Godmen’, supposed to be having divine powers. They do also claim and sometimes the
Ram Puniyani
Our society has seen severe turmoil’s in the name of religion during last three decades in particular. While on one side we see that issues related to religion’s identity are trying to occupy the center stage, we also are witnessing the emergence of thousands of self proclaimed ‘Godmen’, supposed to be having divine powers. They do also claim and sometimes the
Tuesday, 3 September 2013
India: Freedom from Religion - Why 'No Religion' Should be a Category
From: Forbes India, 23 August 2013
Freedom from Religion: Why 'No Religion' Should be a Category
by Devangshu Datta
There’s a small but growing community of those who shun religion
Ritesh stands out among the lakh or so students cramming for the Joint Entrance Exam in the coaching mills of Kota, Rajasthan. Unlike most of his comrades, the 18-year-old isn’t praying for a high rank. He has been
Freedom from Religion: Why 'No Religion' Should be a Category
by Devangshu Datta
There’s a small but growing community of those who shun religion
Ritesh stands out among the lakh or so students cramming for the Joint Entrance Exam in the coaching mills of Kota, Rajasthan. Unlike most of his comrades, the 18-year-old isn’t praying for a high rank. He has been
India: Fatwa banning cartoons issued by clerics
From: The News, September 02, 2013
NEW DELHI: India’s leading Islamic seminary, the Darul Uloom, issued a fatwa (a religious decree) declaring that watching cartoons on television is un-Islamic, and a violation of sharia law, according to a report issued Aug. 27.
Senior cleric Mufti Arif Quasmi explained the ruling by saying: “[A] cartoon is a picture. Besides, it is not for the children. It
NEW DELHI: India’s leading Islamic seminary, the Darul Uloom, issued a fatwa (a religious decree) declaring that watching cartoons on television is un-Islamic, and a violation of sharia law, according to a report issued Aug. 27.
Senior cleric Mufti Arif Quasmi explained the ruling by saying: “[A] cartoon is a picture. Besides, it is not for the children. It
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