India has raised serious concerns with Bangladesh over the growing incidents of violence against the Hindu minority and the rise of extremist rhetoric in the country. The Ministry of External Affairs (MEA) emphasized that India has been in consistent communication with Bangladesh’s interim government regarding the targeting of Hindus and other minorities. In its weekly press briefing, the MEA reiterated that India has consistently raised the issue with Bangladesh, urging the g

Sheikh Hasina, the ousted prime minister of Bangladesh, has strongly condemned the arrest of a Hindu priest and the violence in the country that followed. She demanded the immediate release of the arrested Hindu priest, describing the action as unjust. Hasina also spoke out about the death of a lawyer in Chittagong, who was killed during clashes related to the protest over the priest’s arrest. She condemned the rise in religious and communal violence, pointing out that temples, mosques,

Following the arrest of Hindu priest Chinmoy Krishna Das Brahmachari in Dhaka, protests have erupted across Bangladesh, particularly in Chattogram. The arrest of the former ISKCON leader has triggered violent clashes, with a Hindu temple in Chattogram’s Firingibazar allegedly targeted by a mob. The incident highlights growing unrest in the country, with many in the Hindu community demanding justice for their community and for the release of Chinmoy Krishna Das. ISKCON Banglade

Indian Americans in Silicon Valley held a solidarity rally at Milpitas City Hall to condemn recent violence against Hindus in Canada and Bangladesh. Community leaders and participants called for global attention to these incidents and urged U.S. leaders to hold the governments of Canada and Bangladesh accountable for safeguarding Hindu minority populations. The rally highlighted the attack on Hindu devotees at the Hindu Sabha temple in Brampton, Canada, where Khalistani extremists t

On Tuesday, India condemned the arrest of Chinmoy Krishna Das Brahmachari, a prominent Hindu priest and leader of the International Society for Krishna Consciousness (ISKCON) in Bangladesh, calling for the protection of religious minorities in the country. Chandan Kumar Dhar, also known as Chinmoy Krishna Das, was arrested on Monday afternoon at Dhaka's Hazrat Shahjalal International Airport. A Dh

Students from Gudavalleru Engineering College staged a protest on August 29, claiming that hidden cameras were installed in the ladies’ hostel bathrooms and that videos recorded with these cameras were shared on social media. In response to the allegations, Superintendent of Police R Gangadhar Rao clarified on Monday that an investigation, including a Forensic Science Laboratory (FSL) report, found no hidden cameras in the hostel. He also stated that police questioned various

BR Naidu, a prominent media figure and owner of TV5 Media, has traditionally been a reserved individual, rarely making public appearances despite leading a major media channel. However, his recent appointment as the Chairman of the Tirumala Tirupati Devasthanams (TTD) has marked a change in his approach. Naidu has become more vocal and has started participating in media interviews, shedding light on his long-standing association with the Telugu Desam Party (TDP) and his aspirations for the TT

Chief Minister Chandrababu Naidu has taken a commendable step that deserves applause from the entire Telugu society. Certain sections of social media have become toxic, with women from politicians' families being targeted with indecent and offensive posts. The alliance government has rightly cracked down on social media activists from the YCP who have resorted to such disgraceful behavior. However, Chandrababu Naidu didn’t stop there.He made a bold statement, declaring that he would

After cracking the whip on social media activists of the YSR Congress party for their alleged vulgar and obscene posts on social media against the TDP leaders and their alliance partners, the Andhra Pradesh police are now targeting film personalities who had targeted the TDP leaders during the YSRCP regime. On Wednesday, the Andhra Pradesh police served notice on ace director Ram Gopal Varma for posting derogatory comments and pictures on social media against TDP president N Chandrabab

Many YCP social media activists are facing legal issues, and it’s evident that their former leaders have distanced themselves, with some even fleeing abroad. However, some activists remain undeterred, willing to face arrest and jail time. Despite warnings, certain YCP social media activists persist in their actions, seemingly inviting legal trouble willingly. Who is responsible for their choices? They appear out of control, with neither party leaders nor the party head able to restrain

In recent times, the Telugu social media space has seen an alarming rise in offensive content, including filth, gore, and personal attacks, particularly within the political circles of Andhra Pradesh (AP) and Telangana. This toxic environment has become a major concern, with abusive posts targeting political leaders, their families, and even ordinary citizens. In response, the NDA government in Andhra Pradesh has taken corrective measures to address the issue, with law enforcement authorities

The Andhra Pradesh High Court has raised concerns over the whereabouts of seven social media activists affiliated with the YSR Congress party who were reportedly arrested by the police for posting abusive messages against political rivals. The court admitted arguments on six habeas corpus petitions filed by the activists' family members and requested CCTV footage from the relevant police stations to determine the activists' status between November 4 and November 7. The state

YSR Congress Party has accused the coalition government in Andhra Pradesh of using the police to intimidate and harass social media activists in an attempt to silence dissenting voices. The opposition party has vowed to fight back against these tactics and continue to question the actions of the ruling coalition. YSRCP Legal Cell President V. Manohar Reddy stated that they will not hesitate to file private complaints against those responsible for the illegal arrests of the party's social

Sajjala Ramakrishna Reddy, a prominent figure in the political landscape, has recently raised concerns about the surge in false cases filed against social media activists in the state. He highlighted that around 50-60 cases have been registered, creating a climate of fear among these individuals. In response, he called for immediate action and solidarity to support those facing legal troubles. Ramakrishna Reddy emphasized the need for constituency coordinators to stand by social med

In a significant move reflecting the turbulent political history of Bangladesh, the former palace of ex-leader Sheikh Hasina, known as Ganabhaban, is set to be converted into a museum. This decision comes from Muhammad Yunus, the Nobel Peace Prize laureate and current chief advisor of the caretaker government, who aims to honor the student-led uprising that led to Hasina's ousting in August. The museum is envisioned as a space that will not only preserve the memories of Hasina&r

HSBC Holdings Plc has made history by appointing Pam Kaur as its first female chief financial officer (CFO), a landmark decision for the bank founded over 150 years ago by a Scotsman. At 60, Kaur brings nearly four decades of banking experience, with a strong focus on auditing, risk management, and compliance. Kaur joined HSBC in April 2013 as the head of internal audit, shortly after the bank faced scrutiny for anti-money laundering and sanctions violations, resulting in a deferred

A disturbing incident occurred at the Green Park Stadium in Kanpur during the first day of the second Test match between India and Bangladesh. Bangladesh cricket team's super fan, known as Tiger Roby, was allegedly assaulted by a group of Indian fans. The altercation prompted police intervention, and Roby was subsequently taken to a nearby hospital for treatment. According to reports from news agency PTI, the incident unfolded in stand C, where Roby, dressed in a tiger costume,

As the Indian cricket team prepares for the crucial second Test against Bangladesh at Kanpur's Green Park Stadium, all eyes are on KL Rahul, who has struggled since his return from injury. With a batting average around 35 and lackluster performances raising doubts about his position, the pressure is on for the experienced player. Indian batting coach Abhishek Nayar remains optimistic, highlighting the need for support during challenging phases. Nayar acknowledged Rahul's pas

Team India celebrated a convincing 280-run victory over Bangladesh in the first Test at Chepauk, but the win couldn't mask the ongoing concerns regarding the form of key players Virat Kohli and Rohit Sharma. Despite strong performances from teammates like Ravichandran Ashwin and Jasprit Bumrah, the batting stalwarts failed to make significant contributions, raising questions about their preparation. Both Kohli and Sharma missed the opportunity to play in the Duleep Trophy, and f

Bananas are a popular fruit, but they can spoil quickly if not stored properly. To maximize their freshness, here are some essential tips. 1. Hang Bananas Instead of Storing on the Counter Bananas last longer when they aren't resting on a surface. Instead, hang them up using a rope or string tied around their tops. This simple method helps prevent bruising and keeps them fresh for a longer time. 2. Keep Bananas Away from Other Fruits and