‘Mahakal se mangaa liya..’, new Zomato ad linking Mahakaleshwar temple to food delivery ignites controversy, priest condemns the ad for hurting Hindu sentiments Read more »
E-commerce company Amazon and Exotic India have removed the obscene painting of God Shrikrishna with Radha from their website. Social media users slammed Amazon and Exotic India for selling such obscene painting. Read more »
The poster of ‘Masoom Sawaal’, a fringe film, featuring an image of Lord Krishna on a sanitary pad has created a stir on social media. The film’s director and actress have reacted and said that the makers did not have any intentions to hurt anyone. Read more »
Hindu patience is fast running out, and from various recent instances, it is clear that they will take various legal measures to stop the insults and killings. Read more »
Microblogging site Twitter has removed the controversial July 2 tweet of filmmaker Leena Manimekalai. “This Tweet from @LeenaManimekali has been withheld in India in response to a legal demand,” read the message. Read more »
A shopkeeper named Talib Hussain was arrested for selling chicken wrapped in paper bearing images of Hindu deities. He is also charged with attacking the police officers who reached his shop to arrest him. Read more »
In its print edition on May 22, 2022, The Economic Times published a meme mocking Hindus by depicting the Bhabha Atomic Research Centre as a Shivling and captioned BOM BHOLENATH. Read more »
Within 24 hours of outrage by the Hindu community on social media, ‘Sahara Ray Swim’ was forced to delete their entire collection. “0 products. Sorry, there are no products in this collection,” says the website of the clothing brand. Read more »
Many people had kept old pictures of Deities outside Ganapati Temple in Sindhuvihar area of Twin Solapur causing their denigration. With the initiative of HJS, all those pictures of Deities were offered to fire as per the science, to prevent denigration. Read more »
Bajrang Dal and Vishwa Hindu Parishad (VHP) expressed their displeasure after seeing this wall painting. After this, the workers of the organization removed the wall painting by painting the wall. Read more »
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