Kurubas take out protest march in Kalaburagi over temple ownership dispute
Protest march in Kalaburagi over temple dispute between Kuruba and Lingayat communities, demanding justice from biased Tahsildar.
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NCC Karnataka-Goa Directorate wins prestigious PM’s banner at R-Day Camp 2025
Karnataka-Goa Directorate has been awarded the prestigious Prime Minister Banner 2025 at the Republic Day Camp 2025 held in ...
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Police busts drug trafficking network running throughout northern India with focus on Shimla
The arrest of two individuals — one from Kolkata and one from Delhi — has revealed the operation of an extensive drug ...
Nagpur University’s archaeology expo on world heritage sites captivates
Nagpur: Day one of Nagpur University's archaeology exhibition provided a comprehensive overview to PG students and various ...
Prayer and dance: Hundreds of millions in Asia celebrate Year of the Snake
During the traditional 40-day period that runs before, during and after the Lunar New Year holidays in mainland China, about ...
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Siddhivinayak Temple Dress Code: What Devotees Must Wear And What’s Strictly Not Allowed
Siddhivinayak Temple has introduced a dress code for devotees, urging them to wear modest attire. While traditional Indian ...
Millions In Asia Celebrate Year Of The Snake
Hundreds of millions of people across Asia celebrate the Lunar New Year with their families on Wednesday, as they bid ...
UK leaked report lists Khalistan, ‘Hindu nationalist extremism’ among threats in Britain
While the British Home Office has identified Khalistan movement and Hindu nationalism as new forms of extremism, it has underestimated the Islamist extremism despite Islamism driving most terrorist ...
Mumbai: Siddhivinayak Temple Enforces Dress Code Ahead Of Maghi Ganesh Festival, Bans Ripped Denim Clothing & Body-Revealing Attire
Mumbai: Siddhivinayak Temple, Mumbai’s most visited Hindu temple, has banned devotees from wearing certain attire, including ...
Siddhivinayak temple bans short clothes, asks devotees to wear ‘Indian attire’
The temple Trust said that it made the dress code decision after considering the complaints it received regarding other devotees' ‘inappropriate’ outfits.