New Delhi: Attempts to destabilize India from across the border continue. After Operation Sindoor, India’s operation following the Pahalgam terror attack, crippled the backbone of terrorists based in Pakistan. These same terrorist organizations are now resorting to new tactics to further destabilize the country. The terrorist organization Jaish-e-Mohammed is now forming a special women’s brigade, named Jamaat al-Muminat. Sources say this group has been active since 2024 and aims to brainwash women and recruit them into its network. This brigade has been created as the women’s wing of Jaish, conducting psychological…
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Kerala Scrap Merchants Association Organises Assembly March
Thiruvananthapuram: The Kerala Scrap Merchants Association (KSMA), an organization representing key participants in the state’s solid waste management process, organized an Assembly March today, October 8, demanding job protection and complete exemption of scrap materials from taxation, among other demands. The march was taken out to draw the government’s attention to the rights necessary for the survival of this sector, which enables the collection and processing of scrap materials. The job protection rally, which began at 10 a.m. from PutharikandamMaidan in Thiruvananthapuram, was inaugurated by KSMA State President Muhammad Asif.…
Supreme Court takes serious note of deaths of innocent children due to cough syrup, PIL to be heard tomorrow
Bhopal: The Supreme Court has agreed to hear the Public Interest Litigation filed in the case of death of children due to consuming cough syrup in Madhya Pradesh and Rajasthan. The court has decided to hear the petition on Friday seeking investigation and systemic reforms in the drug safety mechanism. The bench comprising Chief Justice B.R. Gavai, Justice Ujjwal Bhuyan and Justice K. Vinod Chandran, while considering the arguments of advocate and petitioner Vishal Tiwari, said that the matter is serious and deserves immediate hearing. The petition requests a court-monitored…
SCBA takes action against Rakesh Kishore for throwing shoe at CJI, terminates his membership
New Delhi: The Supreme Court Bar Association on Thursday announced the immediate termination of Rakesh Kishore’s membership. Kishore had attempted to throw a shoe at Chief Justice BR Gavai in the courtroom. During the incident, he also shouted the slogan “We will not tolerate any insult to Sanatan Dharma.” This is considered extremely serious from the point of view of the security and decorum of the court. The SCBA stated that Kishore’s highly inappropriate, disorderly, and exaggerated behavior was a direct attack on judicial independence. The Bar Association considered this…
Hindu statesman Rajan Zed to speak at California State University Chico
California State University-Chico (CSUC) is mobilizing a panel for having a meaningful conversation and finding common ground among diverse religions and denominations, starting November four. Termed as “Interreligious Reflections in Northern California”, it will be launched with “Jewish and Hindu reflections”, and will continue into future semesters covering other religions and denominations. Featured speakers in this maiden venture include distinguished global Hindu statesman Rajan Zed, Congregation Beth Israel Chico Rabbi Lisa Rappaport, CSUC Chair of Comparative Religion & Humanities Daniel Veidlinger, and CSUC Professor of Religious Studies Jed Wyrick. “We’ll…
Karur stampede: 40 dead so far, actor Vijay’s party TVK moves Madras High Court seeking CBI probe
Chennai: Actor-turned-politician Vijay’s party, Tamilaga Vetri Kazhagam (TVK), has approached the Madras High Court seeking an independent and transparent inquiry into the stampede in Karur that claimed the lives of 40 people. A person injured in the stampede filed a petition in the Madras High Court on Sunday, requesting that the Director General of Police (DGP) be directed not to allow TVK and its leader Vijay to hold any public meeting, rally, or political gathering until the incident is investigated. TVK Deputy General Secretary CTR Nirmal Kumar said on Sunday…
Hindus offer condolences on Mormon President Nelson’s death
Hindus have offered condolences on the death of Russell Marion Nelson, 17th president and prophet of The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints (LDS), also known as Mormon Church, who died on September 27 in Salt Lake City (Utah, USA). Hindu statesman Rajan Zed, in a statement in Nevada (USA) today, said that they were saddened by the passing of President Nelson, 101, whose energetic leadership was known for bridge-building across faiths, cultures, and political divides; calls for greater love and unity among people of diverse backgrounds; compassionate reform; connecting…
GOPIO Appeals to President Trump to Reconsider or Substantially Reduce New H1-B Fee for America’s Interest
New York, NY: The Global Organization of People of Indian Origin (GOPIO) has written to the White House to reconsider the proposed fee hike for new H1-B Visa, at the very least, reduce it substantially in the interest of America’s long-term economic vitality and global leadership. The letter was jointly sent by GOPIO International Chairman Dr. Thomas Abraham and President Prakash Shah. “Our U.S.-based members, as American citizens, are committed to supporting policies that advance the nation’s economic strength, competitiveness, and global leadership,” GOPIO wrote. “The H-1B visa program has long…
Wife can seek compensation from her husband’s lover: Delhi High Court
New Delhi: Wives are often harassed by their husband’s girlfriend. The Delhi High Court has addressed this issue in its ruling. The court stated that a wife can sue her husband’s girlfriend seeking compensation. This ruling is an alarm bell for women who have both romantic and physical relationships with married men. The High Court made a significant observation, stating that a wife can seek financial compensation from her husband’s “mistress.” The court considered this a prima facie case in which a wife has the right to claim civil damages…
Indian Overseas Congress Expresses Deep Shock and Sorrow at the Sudden Passing of Harbachan Singh, the Secretary-General
The Indian Overseas Congress, USA expresses its deep shock and profound sadness at the sudden passing of Harbachan Singh, the long-serving Secretary-General of the organization. “He left an indelible mark on the organization, shaping its vision and values, and his passing is a profound loss to all who knew him,” said George Abraham, Vice-Chairman of the IOCUSA. “Throughout his tenure, Mr. Singh was deeply committed to strengthening the organization and advancing its mission. As Secretary-General, he ensured that the public remained informed about IOCUSA’s activities and was always receptive to…
