No Durga Puja on Calcutta High Court Rooftop, But Namaz to be continued.
No Durga Puja on Calcutta High Court Rooftop: Division Bench Rejects PIL, Keeps Mum on Namaj on High Court’s Rooftop. Chief Justice Ghuge questions maintainability of petition; plea had sought … Continue reading
Why Waqf Remains A Problem Child.
How Waqfs still remains a common complaint for us. Priyadarshi Dutta | News 18 | New Delhi | Sept 27, 2025:: The Supreme Court’s recent judgment on Waqf Amendment Act, … Continue reading
Fear or Favour: Judicial Disparities in Handling Hindu and Muslim Religious Cases.
Waqf Row in SC: Judiciary must ensure consistent and timely adjudication of religious cases, regardless of the community involved. By M Nageswara Rao In 2012, Swami Dayananda Saraswati (deceased in … Continue reading
Eateries on Kanwar Yatra route can show names voluntarily, no force: Supreme Court retains interim stay.
Kanwar Yatra: Supreme Court retains interim stay on UP, Uttarakhand government orders allowing the intent to voluntarily show name display outside shops. In a submission before the Supreme Court on … Continue reading
Devout Hindu advocates will fight in SC on Kanwar Yatra Orders.
Display of name controversy: SC stays UP govt’s directive to shop owners during Kanwar Yatra. The anti-Hindu system in politics, judiciary and business can’t enforce the majority people to compromise … Continue reading
Jihadi Judge of an Indian Court allegedly calls to shoot Hindus under his protection.
“Shoot them (Hindus)…don’t be scared, they don’t have that much capability. I will take care”: Muslim judge in a Haryana open court. Upendra Bharti | HENB | Chandigarh | Aug … Continue reading
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[…] known procedural facts are that a division bench rejected a PIL seeking Durga Puja on the High Court rooftop,…
[…] discipline does not weaken Hindu advocacy. It makes it credible. In the current confrontation, Hindu groups are demanding scrutiny…
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