A famous Hindu shrine near the Goddess of Mercy Temple in George Town was found smeared with human faeces. The Lord Ganesha shrine at Pitt St here was found desecrated with excrement on the altar’s double doors. Read more »
From 17th June, ‘darshan’ of Shri Vitthal for 24 hours was allowed on the occasion of ‘Adhik Maas’; by discontinuing daily rituals of the Deity. All Warkari Organizations and ‘Hindutvavadis’ strongly opposed discontinuation of daily ritual. Read more »
On the occasion of ‘Adhik Maas’, the management of Sri Vitthal-Rukmini’ temple has stopped all daily ritualistic worship and kept the temple open for ‘darshan’ for 24 hours. All Warkaris are against this decision and they staged demonstrations on 26th June. Read more »
Hindus need to realize adverse effects of Government taking over temple-management and force the Government to hand over temples to devotees so that they would look after management ! Enraged devotees demand immediate arrest and stringent action against responsible persons The Odisha government is facing flak over violation of age-old tradition of ‘Brahma-Parivartan’ rituals of … Read more
The temple, consecrated by Hindu saint Sree Narayana Guru was vandalized by CPM goons. Hindu Aikya Vedi has called for a hartal in Thalassery on Saturday, to protest against the incident. Read more »
Why would a secular Government control Hindu temples? The Constitution of India stipulates India to be a secular country, where all religions are treated the same. However, the Government has been targeting only Hindu temples. Read more »
Archaeological Survey of India (ASI) discovered some rare rock sculptures at Hampi. These sculptures were found buried behind thick vegetation. “The findings might date back to the earlier Vijayanagar period,” says Mr. Keshava, who has done extensive studies on Hampi excavations.. Read more »
Kerala’s iconic temples need to be freed from government control because at present their immense wealth is benefitting Christians and Muslims rather than Hindus. Read more »
The local administration in BJP ruled Madhya Pradesh (MP) has decided to impose ban on devotees for offering water, ‘bel-leaves’ Read more »
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