Dwarka, Gujarat. A 24-year-old Hindu man was brutally murdered with an axe in Dwarka, Gujarat, on August 3, 2024. The victim, identified as Yagnik, was killed in the village of Shedakhai, approximately 15 kilometres from Bhanwada. The murder is reported to have been carried out by seven individuals, including the victim’s wife’s uncle, brother, and…
In the aftermath of the devastating landslides in the Wayanad district of Kerala, the selfless acts of two young men Prajeesh (36) and Sarath (29) have left an indelible mark in the society. Both Swayamsevak from Meppadi gram Panchayat, embodied the true spirit of service and sacrifice. On the fateful night, as the first landslide…
New Delhi. ISRO will celebrate this Independence Day in space by launching an Earth Observation Satellite into orbit. The Small Satellite Launch Vehicle will be used to launch the satellite on August 15th at 9.17 am from Sriharikota. The Small launch vehicle developed by ISRO can be produced at low cost, has low turnaround time,…
The pilgrimage to Shri Baba Buddha Amarnath in the Loran valley of Poonch district commenced on Wednesday and will culminate on the 19th of this month on Savan Purnima coinciding with the festival of Raksha Bandhan. The first batch of Baba Budha Amarnath Yatra left Jammu from the Bhagwati Nagar-based Yatri Niwas amid tight security arrangements…
Guwahati, Assam. The statue of freedom fighter of undivided Bharat U Tirot Sing Syiem at the Indian Cultural Centre in Dhaka, Bangladesh, was destroyed by radicals on August 6. Meghalaya Chief Minister Conrad K Sangma has strongly condemned this action. The shrine to the famed Khasi Hills freedom fighter was desecrated during the current upheaval…
“Hindus have always been tortured from 1971 to 2024” Hindu houses and temples have become targets of attacks by Islamist mobs. The Meherpur (Bangladesh) ISKCON Temple was vandalised, and idols were smashed in a horrific incident on August 5. Sumohan Mukunda Das, a spokesperson for the Meherpur ISKCON Temple, shared the grim details of the…
Rabindranath Tagore had a special place in his heart for Shillong. He loved this pristine hill station so much that he visited it thrice, more than any other place, and used it as a backdrop for his masterpiece ‘Sesher Kabita’. In the early 20th century, Shillong hosted many celebrities of global stature, including Swami Vivekanand…
Guwahati: Now it’s official- Bangladesh’s lone Nobel laureate Professor Muhammad Yunus has been appointed as the head of interim government by Bangladesh President Muhammed Shahabuddin on Tuesday midnight following a series of discussions with the top military personnel, agitating student leaders and other law experts in Banga Bhaban. Prof Yunus, who was in Paris following…
Guwahati: The lone Nobel laureate of Bangladesh, who has more visibility than any President and Prime Minister of the south Asian nation across the globe, agreed on principle to accept the responsibility to lead the interim government in Dhaka, which becomes necessary after PM Sheikh Hasina resigned and left the country following a month long…
At the very first moment of the landslide, Prajeesh came with a Jeep to rescue the stranded people up on the hill side. He saved many people and took them to safe places. The first two times he climbed the hill which was severely hit and people were trapped inside their houses. Even he took…
