The killing of a Hmar schoolteacher in Manipur's Jiribam district has sparked a chain of violence that culminated in a deadly clash between security forces and armed men, leaving two elderly men dead and six civilians, including three children, missing.
The announcement follows a recent directive from October 25, requiring all FCRA-registered NGOs to report changes in key functionaries within 45 days, regardless of pending license applications.
Modi took to social media platform X to share details of their exchange, emphasising his anticipation of strengthening India-US relations across various sectors including technology, defence, energy, and space.
The city of Ayodhya has achieved two Guinness World Records during its eighth annual Deepotsav celebration, the first such event since the consecration of the Ram Temple in January 2024.
In a move that has stirred Mumbai's social circles, cricket sensation Jemimah Rodrigues has had her membership revoked from the prestigious Khar Gymkhana following allegations of religious conversions.
A new report released on October 16 has exposed the deep-rooted far-right associations and agenda of the Hindu American Foundation (HAF), a prominent advocacy group for Hindu Americans in the United States.
Torrential rains have battered Tamil Nadu, particularly the capital city Chennai and surrounding districts, prompting authorities to issue red alerts and shutter educational institutions.
The group argues that Dalit Christians face the same socio-economic disadvantages as Dalits in other religions and should be afforded the same protections, especially given India's constitutional commitment to secularism.
The meeting represents the first direct dialogue between Kuki and Meitei MLAs since violent clashes broke out in May 2023, leading to nearly 230 deaths and displacing around 60,000 people, most of whom are Christians.
This victory comes as a surprise to many, including the Congress party, which managed to secure only 37 seats despite pre-poll predictions suggesting otherwise.
The Indian government has strongly rejected a report by the United States Commission on International Religious Freedom (USCIRF), calling the organisation “biased” and accusing it of pursuing a “political agenda.”
The disaster, triggered by incessant monsoon rains that began on 26 September, has affected 44 of Nepal's 77 districts, causing widespread destruction and displacing thousands.
