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.
Finance Minister Nirmala Sitharaman on Friday asked tax officials to redefine their approach to taxpayers and be more responsive, responsive, agile and responsible in building…
Mla Malesh Tenginakai on Friday inaugurates the exhibition C. Krishnaiah Chenetty Jewelers in Hubballi. | Photo Credit: Special Arrangement The four -day exhibition of jewelry…
Head and Minister of BJP Sanjay Saraogi spoke with the media in the Party’s office on Wednesday 20 August 2025. Photo Credit: Special Arrangement Minister…
Telangana BJP President N. Ramchander Rao Has Slammed and ₹ 25 Crore Defamation Notice on Deputy Chief Mallu Mallu Bhatti Vikramarka and South An Unconditional…
Minister for Handlooms and Textiles and Ranipet MLA R. Gandhi inaugurated the renewed section in the presence of Collector JU Chandrakal. | Photo credit: Special…
Citizens protest against the Directive of the Supreme Court on Wandering Dogs, Connaight Place in Nový Delhi 16 August 2025. Photo Credit: Hind The Supreme…