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Karnataka has withdrawn the previous BJP government's order banning hijabs in educational institutions, now permitting limited traditional and faith-based symbols like hijabs, turbans, and sacred threads. The new guidelines aim to balance discipline with constitutional values of equality and inclusion, ensuring no student is denied access for wearing permitted symbols.

An FIR has been filed against two school officials in Sambhal, UP, for allegedly forcing hindu students to participate in Islamic religious activities. The action follows social media posts showing students in hijabs and skull caps. While authorities investigate, the accused officials and headmaster have been suspended amidst conflicting claims from students and teachers.

Kamath and Shetty say move will harm academic atmosphere, promote divisions; VHP urges youth protests

Actor R. Madhavan and his wife relocated to Dubai during the Covid-19 lockdown to ensure their son Vedaant's swimming career continued uninterrupted. This crucial decision proved beneficial, with Vedaant excelling in his sport. Madhavan also expressed his concern about Vedaant remaining grounded amidst early fame and success.

Rare Texts At State Archives’ Foundation Day

Mercury's subtle influence impacts daily life, affecting communication, learning, and finances. Vedic astrology offers remedies, emphasizing traditional practices like worshipping Vishnu and Ganesha on Wednesdays. These practices, alongside mindful habits like handwriting and conscious giving, help restore clarity and efficiency. Authentic devotion and practical application are key to strengthening this vital planetary influence.

Jadavpur University, historically a left-liberal bastion, witnessed its first RSS morning drill involving staff members. This event, occurring shortly after the BJP's rise to power in the state, signifies a notable expansion of the RSS's presence in Bengal's prominent educational institutions. The drill included physical exercises and an intellectual session focused on nationalistic ideology.

Once Mamata Banerjee’s strongest urban constituency, Bengal’s bhadralok were driven up the wall by corruption, job scams, civic decay and the handling of the RG Kar rape and murder, write Dwaipayan Ghosh & Dipawali Mitra