Maharashtra’s Freedom of Religion Act, 2026 has sparked a major political and legal debate. The proposed law aims to prevent forced religious conversions through strict rules, including a 60-day notice and stiff penalties. While the government says it protects vulnerable individuals, critics say it could violate basic rights, allow abuse and affect personal freedom and interfaith relations. The bill was passed in both houses.
Cloudburst was reported on Thursday in Kashhtwar on Jammu and Kashmir in Kishtwar. The extent of damage and any possible victims are still evaluated. After…
The Ministry of Home Affairs (MHA) on Friday ordered an inquiry into the September 24 Leh violence by retired Supreme Court Justice BS Chauhan to…
Representative image. | Photo credit: Getty Images/iStockphoto The Indian Medical Parliamentary Forum (IMPF), a cross-party body comprising 45 doctors-turned-legislators from both houses of Parliament, has…
Eight persons were arrested on Monday, in connection with the murder of a 47 -year -old man, eight persons over land dispute at the limits…
The ruling queue and opposition in the State appear to focus on alleged fraud of voters in the Thrissur Lok Sabha elections in their campaigns…
Shukla, captain of the Shubhanshu Shukla, interacts with students via Ham Radio at a meeting held in Thiruvananthapuram. Photo: Special arrangement The captain of the…