President Donald Trump has arrived in Beijing for a significant summit with China's Xi Jinping. He aims to open Chinese markets to American...

The Bangladesh government defended the demolition of a Durga temple in Dhaka, asserting it was built illegally on railway land. Despite ini...

India is unhappy with Bangladesh's action. A Durga temple in Dhaka was demolished. The government cited illegal land use. India says the te...

The National Monument Authority (NMA) has issued no objection certificates (NoCs) to the Odisha government for its development and beautifi...

The state, she said, got a no objection certificate from the National Monuments Authority (NMA) and went ahead. She said the NMA could not ...

Hearing a PIL claiming that construction work for the project has affected the health of the temple, the HC had asked the ASI, the custodia...

The Capital Development Authority (CDA) issued a notification in Lahore on Monday, giving permission for the construction of the boundary w...

At the Trust’s office in Ayodhya, the office in-charge Prakash Gupta told ET on phone that they are getting money orders and cheques from p...

Images from Google Maps and those shared with ET by Brijesh Rai, Assistant professor in IIT-Guwahati, show the temple has undergone conside...

SC on October 4, had asked the parties involved in a plea seeking permission to rebuild the Guru Ravidas temple in Delhi's Tughlaqabad fore...

Singh said Lord Ram's identity is linked to the country and those viewing him with a religious lens are doing injustice to the nation.

Harinarayan Rajbhar, party MP from Ghosi in eastern UP, sought to know when the government will pass a law to build a grand Ram temple at A...

The BJP's stance that the fate of temple construction will be decided in the Supreme Court is hypocrisy, the Sena said.

Senior SP leader and minister Shivpal Singh Yadav said not a single brick would be allowed to move without the court's nod.

Delhi High Court has ruled that the religious interests of a community cannot be allowed to supersede the interests of public at large.

The permission for the yatra was refused as the Supreme Court had ordered status quo at the disputed site, he said.

Shivraj Singh Chouhan said that necessary approvals are secured from the Govt of Sri Lanka for the construction of goddess Sita's temple