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Won't hear Sabarimala reviews for now: Supreme CourtA nine-judge bench, led by CJI SA Bobde, justified its decision to have an early hearing on the limits to which right to religion can be cl...- "Small episodes" occur but country will remain united: Mohan BhagwatIn his 55-minute speech, telecast live by Doordarshan for the second consecutive year, he also called for a holistic discussion on populati...
- Supreme Court stays High Court decision declaring 'santhara' as illegalThe Supreme Court today stayed the operation of a Rajasthan High Court order terming as illegal the religious practice of "santhara".
- Santhara is not suicide: Rajasthan HC judgment equating the two must be rectifiedRajasthan HC judgment directing santhara to be treated as suicide under IPC will hopefully, sooner rather than later, be rectified by the a...
- Jains down shutters to protest against the ban on SantharaShops and establishments in the city run by members belonging to Jain community were closed today to protest against the ban on 'Santhara'.
- Jains protest Rajasthan High Court decision to ban 'Santhara'Hundreds of Jain community members took out a procession in the district in protest against Rajasthan High Court decision to ban 'Santhara'.
- Silent march by Jains against Rajasthan High Court order on 'Santhara'A silent march held by the 'Sakal Jain Samaj' here urged that the court should reconsider its decision on the issue.
- Onion thieves strike again, 2,000 kg stolen in NashikAfter the theft of 700 kg of onion from a Mumbai shop, robbers have now decamped with about 2,000 kg of the pricey kitchen staple from the ...
- Vishwa Hindu Parishad supports Jain ritual SantharaVishwa Hindu Parishad (VHP) today came out in support of 'santhara', the Jain community's centuries old ritual of voluntary fasting to deat...
- In seven years, Mumbai suburb sees 400 SantharasWrapped in a white linen cloth, Ratanshi Samji Savla's forehead is smeared with sandalwood powder as he lies listlessly on the floor of his...
- Orchestrating a civilised exitAt 85-years, Sir Edward Downes, arguably Britain’s most famous orchestra conductor was almost blind and increasingly deaf. But he wasn’t il...
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