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One held with 49 crude bombs ahead of Rathyatra

One held with 49 crude bombs ahead of Rathyatra

Ahmedabad:  A person was arrested with 49 crude bombs during a late night combing operation on the city outskirts ahead of the Rathyatra scheduled to be held on July 18, police said today. However, police officials said that the bombs were not meant to disrupt the Rathyatra, which passes from several sensitive areas of the [...]

June 13, 2015 HHR Articles, India 0

Haridwar: Sadhus threaten stir if Surya Namaskar not in Yoga Day event

Haridwar: Sadhus threaten stir if Surya Namaskar not in Yoga Day event

Haridwar: Sadhus and seers of Haridwar on Tuesday threatened to launch a countrywide agitation if ‘Surya Namaskar’ (sun salutation) is not included in the set of yogic postures to be performed on International Yoga Day slated for June 21. “We would not tolerate any compromise with Surya Namaskar which is integral to yoga. Those trying [...]

June 12, 2015 HHR Archives, India 0

Over 4,000 Hindus and Sikhs from Pakistan and Afghanistan granted Indian citizenship

Over 4,000 Hindus and Sikhs from Pakistan and Afghanistan granted Indian citizenship

NEW DELHI: Over the past one year, the Narendra Modi-led government has granted Indian citizenship to over 4,200 Hindus and Sikhs from Pakistan and Afghanistan which is nearly four times the number of the preceding five years.  Figures at the end of April 2015 showed that the BJP government approved citizenship for 4,230 Hindus and Sikhs [...]

May 23, 2015 HHR India 0

India : The last of Bengal’s Hindus fade into history

India : The last of Bengal’s Hindus fade into history

Intro: Since Partition of Bengal in 1905, the Hindus have been on the receiving end on communal lines. The atrocities and forceful migration of Hindus continue till date from the erstwhile East Bengal, East Pakistan and now Bangladesh. Unfortunately, on the western side of Bengal also, the situation is deteriorating.  The ‘secular’ vote bank politics created [...]

May 23, 2015 HHR India 0

Sai Trust to set up water plants in villages

Sai Trust to set up water plants in villages

Sri Sathya Sai Central Trust has planned to set up more mineral water plants in villages and at hospitals in both Andhra Pradesh and Telangana under the Sri Sathya Sai Purified Water Mission. Organisation trustee Ratnakar, who participated in several charitable activities in the district on Sunday and Monday, launched the Sri Sathya Sai Drinking [...]

May 20, 2015 HHR Articles, Dharma Seva, India 0

‘We Are Spirits In The Monotheist World’ : Part One

‘We Are Spirits In The Monotheist World’ :  Part One

The concept of monotheism is taken to mean belief in just one god, deity, the creator. This is contrasted with polytheism which belief in many gods, as well as atheism which is denial of such a supernatural being. But is it just so simple? Has this monotheist narrative now spilled over into what we would [...]

May 12, 2015 Ranbir Singh Analysis/Insights, Archives, India 2

West Bengal : Hindus killed during riots

West Bengal : Hindus killed during riots

WEST BENGAL: Mamata Banerjee’s Bengal is fast becoming a massive riot-hit state for Hindu-Muslim conflicts. Four people have been killed and over eight have sustained injuries after a communal clash broke out between two communities in two villages of Nadia district of West Bengal on Monday afternoon. People killed in the violence include Maru Hajra, [...]

May 7, 2015 HHR India, News updates 0

The Six ancient idols stolen from Ramanathapuram temple

The Six ancient idols stolen from Ramanathapuram temple

MADURAI/CHENNAI: Six brass idols and a spear were stolen from the 1,000-year-old Adhi Ratneswarar temple at Tiruvadanai in Ramanathapuram district on Monday night.  The idols stolen — of Vinayaka, Murugan, Bhavani, Sita, Chandrasekar (Shiva) and Soolapidari (Kali) — were one foot and two feet tall and belonged to the Pandya period. The theft was noticed [...]

April 22, 2015 HHR Archives, Articles, India 0

Akara culture on its last leg

Akara culture on its last leg

Akhara culture, a traditional form of entertainment, is fast disappearing from the city due to the onslaught of TV, video culture and modern gymnasiums. “Ab pehalwan kahan hain? Logoon mai pehalwani ka shauk ab kahan raha. Akharey isliye tutatey ja rahein hain. (Where are the wrestlers now? Wrestling is not people’s hobby. Therefore, akharas are [...]

April 22, 2015 HHR Archives, Articles, India 0

‘They beat him up and threw away his sacred thread’: Six held for attacks on Brahmins in Chennai

‘They beat him up and threw away his sacred thread’: Six held for attacks on Brahmins in Chennai

At least three incidents of attacks on elderly Brahmins which involved the forcible removal of their poonal (sacred thread) have been reported in Chennai in the last two days. After an attack on a Mylapore priest on Monday, two other attacks were reported in Triplicane and T Nagar. “They beat him up and threw away [...]

April 22, 2015 HHR Archives, India 0
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