"On the auspicious occasion of Janmashtami, in various programs organized in his constituency, New Delhi, together with the public, worshiped Lord Shri Krishna and prayed for the progress of the country. May God Shri Banke Bihari ji bless everyone. Long live Shri Krishna," read a rough trans
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As the minorities continue to live miserable lives, in another incident, the police allegedly desecrated two Ahmadiyya worship places in Gujrat and Sheikhupura districts of Pakistan in the last two days, reported Dawn.
Both of them worshipped Lord Shiva sitting in the Nandihal of the temple and sought the blessings of Baba Mahakal. The priest of the temple, Yash Guru performed the worship by reciting the mantras on the occasion.
Later, the Chief Minister arrived at the Kashi Vishwanath Temple, where he performed ceremonial worship of Baba Vishwanath with traditions and rituals.
“The dargah is named after Hazrat Rafiuddin Ahmed Quadri, a Sufi saint and a respected scholar. Since the early 20th century, it has been a popular place for meditation and worship in Shaikpet. The dargah recently held its 433 years Urus,” Quadri, Dargah's Muttawali (keeper or
According to an official statement, the independence day celebrations in the state will kick off on Wednesday and will continue till August 15. The state government is planning to organise many events in villages, cities and the state capital, Lucknow.
Sindh Human Rights Commission (SHRC) expressed concerns over the attacks against minorities, including attacks on places of worship and kidnappings and recommended the district administration initiate appropriate measures among non-Muslim communities to eradicate the sense of insecurity eman
Senator Kesoo Mal Kheeal Das has condemned the attacks and threats of attacks on people from the Hindu community and their places of worship in Pakistan.
The spokesperson of the community said around a dozen people had entered the place of worship at around 3:45 pm on Monday and destroyed the minarets with hammers and put “hateful graffiti on the walls”, Dawn reported.