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Peace activist Godman Ramdev stained with black ink-supporters assault attacker


A man tried to throw black ink on Baba Ramdev while he was addressing a press conference along with Dr.Subraminium Swamy,presently on bail for his diatribes against minorities
The man, identified as Kamran Yunus Siddiqui, was restrained by Ramdev's supporters and badly beaten up resulting in loss of teeth and bloody lip before the police arrested him.  read more »

Historians protest as Delhi University purges Ramayana essay from syllabus under pressure from Hindutva

The essay attracted the ire of Hindutva activists because it talks about 300 different versions of the epic
Most academicians at Delhi University are feeling betrayed by their own fraternity, the reason — the Academic Council's recent decision to drop from the history syllabus a celebrated essay by the late scholar and linguist A. K. Ramanujan on the Ramayana, despite intense opposition from the history department.  read more »

Prashant Bhushan demands ban on Sri Ram Sena, call for social boycott

NEW DELHI: Hours after being attacked by a self-confessed member of Sri Ram Sena, Supreme Court lawyer and prominent Team Anna member Prashant Bhushan demanded that the government ban the organization and called for a social boycott.  read more »

Hindu cousins can marry after converting to Christianity: High Court

New Delhi, Jul 31:

The Delhi High Court has said that cousins born in Hindu community can marry each other after converting to Christianity as it dismissed a plea of a retired judge against his magistrate son who married his maternal uncle's daughter after conversion.  read more »

GCIC thanks Federal Home Minister for restroring S. Jean's visa without time limit

NEW Delhi
Home Minister P Chidambaram on Tuesday intervened to restore visa “without limit of time” for British-born Catholic nun Jacqueline Jean McEwan, known as Sister Jean, in Bangalore and making it clear that she can stay in India as long as she likes. Global Council of Indian Christians(GCIC) thanked Home Minister Chidambaram and the Government for responding to the concerns of the christian monority and the Sumnahalli lepers/destitutes  read more »

Hindu extremists to be named in Samjhauta chargesheet

New Delhi:
Sat Jun 18 2011

Just days ahead of the Foreign Secretary-level talks between Indian and Pakistan, the National Investigation Agency (NIA) is set to file a chargesheet against Swami Aseemanand and others into the 2007 Samjhauta Express train blast in which 43 Pak nationals were among the 68 killed. The agency had taken over the probe into the case in 2010 and arrested Aseemanand in December last year.  read more »

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