Wrong Indian map, with part of J&K missing, sold on Amazon Canada
This is the second time Amazon has ruffled feathers in India. Earlier, doormats having the Indian tricolour were sold on the site, sparking protests in India. Read more »
Oppo sacks Chinese employee who insulted Indian flag
Chinese mobile phone company Oppo on Wednesday said it has fired the employee who insulted the Indian flag at its Noida factory premises yesterday. Read more »
Protest : Cafepress still selling dog coat with Indian flag
Amazon’s United States arm sells shoes and shoe lace metal hoops bearing a likeness to the Indian Tricolour. Another retailer Café Press, was also found also selling T-shirts for canines with the Indian national emblem imprinted on them Read more »
Doormat row : Centre warns Amazon again, says respect Indian sentiments
In the wake of Indian flag doormat being sold on Amazon that raised a furore across the nation, the Indian government on Saturday called on the online shopping giant to respect Indian sentiments Read more »
Amazon removes Tricolour doormats, regrets offending ‘Indian sentiments’ in letter to Swaraj
After a furious Foreign Minister Sushma Swaraj’s warning, Amazon has dropped Indian flag-themed doormats from its website. Read more »
Shri Abhijit Ashokan, a devout Hindu from Kerala stops insult of Indian emblem
Shri. Abhijit Ashokan, a devout Hindu from Allapuzha District of Kerala observed that India’s national flag was shown in distorted manner on facebook page of Deepesh Ramchandra Prabhu and that of Amanzes Tech. Read more »
‘B’ for bomb, ‘ch’ for chaku and defamation of Tricolor in UP school books
Upside down pictures of India’s national flag, chapters to teach the Hindi alphabet that say ‘b’ for ‘bomb’ and ‘ch’ for ‘chaku’ (knife)…These glaring anomalies have surfaced in two textbooks used in some Uttar Pradesh schools. Read more »
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