AGARTALA: Tripura Chief Minister Manik Sarkar has cautioned that any attempt of forcible religious conversion in the state will be severely dealt with.
“Left Front government is cautious about the religious freedom of every person or community and our government will not leave any stone unturned to thwart any attempt of forcible conversion and strict legal action will be taken against such move,” Sarkar told a meeting of party workers yesterday at Gandhacherra town in Dhalai district, about 150 km from here.
He said there was no religious conflict in the state, where Hindus, Muslims, Christians and Buddhists were living in communal harmony and that tradition should be maintained with utmost care.
“We are aware that some people are converted from one religion to another in Uttar Pradesh by giving them BPL card and other facilities, but any such attempt will be resisted here,” Sarkar said
Religious conversion is a very common practice in the North East for over a period of more than ten years. The amazing rate of Churches established in the interior parts of the North East is a matter of grave concern. Poverty, illiteracy and unemployment are the factors behind this conversion.
The indigenous groups, culture and festivals that are a pride of the North East is very much endangered by these conversions.
2015 Is not just a new but a very special year for Ranbir Kapoor! While we have already told you that he would be spending New Year with Katina Kaif in London, what we have just recently found out is that he may even ask her mother for Kat’s hand!
How cute is that? We do feel this will be a piece of cake for the charming Kapoor boy. And that he will win Suzanne Turquotte’s heart in no more than a second.
To be honest, we did see this coming soon. Specially after the couple shifting in together, and Neetu and Rishi Kapoor putting marriage pressure on their darling. It’s about time! And what’s a better time than a new year.
Way to start 2015, Ranbir Kapoor! We wish you all the love, luck and happiness!
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Shraddha Kapoor’s last Movie ‘Ek Villain‘ is on screen these days and making a very good Money. And now Shraddha Kapoor Hot Photos In GQ India Magazine Cover July 2014- Exclusive Pictures also making Buzz in B-Town. Leaving behind All other Bollywood Actresses Shradha got the chance to be on and in GQ magazine July Edition.
Shraddha Kapoor who is also known for her ‘Girl-Next-door’ in B-Town, looks in very Boly and sexy Avatar in the Fashion Magazine Pictures. She is showing her bold and sexy Shradha to the world.
Shraddha Kapoor is bearing her cutesy image on the front page of GQ magazine July Edition. The ‘Aashiqui 2′ actress is sporting a Bordelle Spring Summer 2014 bodysuit and American Apparel shorts paired with sky-high black pumps and we must say the she is looking extremely hot in the cover pic. See Shraddha Kapoor all Hot Photos In GQ India Magazine Cover July 2014.
New Delhi: Adult star-turned-Bollywood diva Sunny Leone is indeed a popular girl in the country. There is enough proof to back Sunny on this one. Well, search engine giant Google has reportedly released a year ender list of who was googled most in the year 2014.
Interestingly, Sunny has managed to remain the most searched celebrity in India on Google, and that too third time in a row. Yes! The ‘Baby Doll’ has made it to the top for the third time consecutively, marking a hat-trick of sorts. She not only maintained her position but also surged past Prime Minister Narendra Modi who is safely placed on the second spot.
Sunny has reportedly beaten the likes of superstar Salman Khan, Katrina Kaif and Deepika Padukone in the list. Meanwhile, Salman Khan has topped the most searched Bollywood actor male, closely followed by ‘new friend’ Shah Rukh Khan at the second slot.
In the female actor category, actress Katrina Kaif enjoys her top slot, followed by Deepika Padukone at the second number. Incidentally, in the trending movies list, Google has named Sunny Leone’s ‘Ragini MMS 2’ at number one place. The second position has been bagged by Salman’s ‘Kick’.
BEIJING: Some 87,000 people have been arrested by Chinese police this year for their alleged involvement in prostitution and gambling, authorities said.
Police across the country closed over 37,000 criminal cases involving prostitution and gambling during the year, ministry of public security (MPS) said.
The MPS made public 20 of the 37,000 cases, including cases of organized prostitution in entertainment venues and through online platforms, setting up casinos, running cross-border gambling website, among other violations, state- run Xinhua news agency reported.
Police captured 87,000 criminal suspects for prostitution and gambling since the beginning of 2014.
Big security lapse at Madhya Pradesh
vidhan sabha bhawan
According to our RNI reporter ( Aslam Qurishe )
Madhya pradesh a hole of the size of man is found
towards the entrance of the Madhya pradeshhall. It is a
big security lapse. The Government has not taken any action
which could lead to any untoward incident.
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New Delhi: It was a chilly morning on Monday with minimum temperature settling three notches below normal at 4.8 degrees Celsius while dense fog enveloped the city, delaying 98 trains and several flights in the national capital.
The minimum was two degrees higher than yesterday’s minimum of 2.6 degrees which was lowest of the season so far.
The dense fog badly affected train operation in the northern zone. According a northern Railway official, 98 trains were running late by several hours. Almost all north-bound trains including Mahananda Express, north-east Express, Vikramshila Express, Magadh Express, Punjab Mail, Poorva Express are running more than ten hours late.
Rajdhani Express coming from Bhubaneswar, Sialdah and Dibrgarh are also affected due to the bad weather, he said adding that Railways has rescheduled departure time of 20 trains.
23 flights, mostly international, have also been delayed due to foggy conditions.
The visibility according to MeT departments officials was 50 meters at 5.30 AM which increased to 100 meters at 8.30 AM.
MeT has predicted a clear day ahead.
“The maximum is expected to hover at 19 degrees Celsius,” said the weatherman.
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Alleging BJP of indulging in spreading false propaganda against the party by painting it anti-Hindu, Karnataka Congress chief G Parameshwara today called on the Congressmen to raise their voice against such wrong information.
“BJP people are unnecessarily talking about the Congress,they are trying to project Congress as anti-Hindu, but the truth is Congress looks at all religions equally,” he said.
Speaking at the Congress Party’s 130th Foundation Day programme here, he called on the party workers to become the ambassadors of the party.
“We speak very little, we should all start speaking out because BJP is trying to convert lies into truth by repeatedly spreading such wrong information,” he said, adding, Congressmen have to raise their voice against any such disinformation campaign against the party.
Criticising BJP, Parameshwara said the government at the Centre has failed in taking steps that is development oriented and towards improving economic situation in the country.
“After seven months in power, Modi government’s achievements are zero,” he said.
On the BJP’s ongoing membership drive in the state, Parameshwara said, “BJP has claimed to make one crore memberships in the state, our party should make more membership than theirs.”
Calling the party workers across the ranks to work towards the success of the membership drive, he warned action against those who will not involve themselves in this activity.
On being asked about the Karnataka Hindu Religious Institutions and Charitable Endowments (Amendment) Bill-2014 which was introduced in the just concluded legislature session at Belagavi, he said “Congress has nothing to do with this bill.”
Three children died in the Izatnagar area in Bareilly after they allegedly consumed milk, police said on Sunday.
Sarvesh (4), Amit (2) and Nisha (3) had consumed milk before going to sleep yesterday night and they did not wake up on Sunday morning, they said.
Their bodies have been sent for postmortem and milk samples have been seized and sent for forensic examination, police said.
NATO formally ended its war in Afghanistan today, holding a low-key ceremony in Kabul after 13 years of conflict that have left the country in the grip of worsening insurgent violence.
The event was arranged in secret due to the threat of Taliban strikes in the Afghan capital, which has been hit by repeated suicide bombings and gun attacks over recent years.
“Together… we have lifted the Afghan people out of the darkness of despair and given them hope for the future,” NATO commander US General John Campbell told assembled soldiers.
“You’ve made Afghanistan stronger and our countries safer.”
On January 1, the US-led International Security Assistance Force (ISAF) combat mission, which has suffered 3,485 military deaths since 2001, will be replaced by a NATO “training and support” mission.
About 12,500 foreign troops staying in Afghanistan will not be involved in direct fighting, but will assist the Afghan army and police in their battle against the Taliban, who ruled from 1996 until 2001.
When numbers peaked in 2011, about 130,000 troops from 50 nations were part of the NATO military alliance.
“I hope you take great pride in the positive impact you’ve made and will continue to make upon the Afghan people,” Campbell said in a speech released by ISAF on Twitter as live broadcasts were banned for security reasons.
Campbell folded up the ISAF flag and unveiled the flag of the new mission, named Resolute Support.
The ceremony — held in a sports hall at NATO headquarters — completed the gradual handover of responsibility to the 350,000-strong Afghan forces, who have been in charge of nationwide security since last year.
But recent bloodshed has undermined claims that the insurgency is weakening and has highlighted fears that the international intervention has failed as Afghanistan faces spiralling violence.
The United Nations says that civilian casualties hit a record high in 2014, jumping by 19 percent with 3,188 civilians killed by the end of November.
Afghan’s police and army have also suffered a grim death toll, with fatalities soaring to more than 4,600 in the first 10 months of 2014 — far higher than all ISAF deaths since 2001.
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