Islamist preacher accused of ‘stirring up hatred’ in Leicester
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Rajouri attack: Terrorists barged into Hindu homes, opened fire after confirming identity
Commenting on the attack, an official said, “The firing ended within 10 minutes. First, they attacked a house in Upper Dangri and then they moved 25 meters away and shot several people there. They also fired on another house 25 meters away from the second house while fleeing the village.”
He said a total of 10 people were hit by bullets and three of them were declared brought dead at the Government Medical College hospital, Rajouri.
The Guardian Blames Hindus For Leicester Violence, Peddles Fake News About Mosque Being Attacked
In what can be called a classic clase of gaslighting through blatant distortion of facts, The Guardian in its recent editorial blamed Hindus living in the UK for the recent Leicester violence and also peddled fake news that mosques were attacked by Hindus of the city.
The west has diametrically opposite standards for dealing with issues in its own backyard and that of non-western fast-growing economies like Bharat.Elementor #3463
The west has diametrically opposite standards for dealing with issues in its own backyard and that of non-western fast-growing economies like Bharat.
Hindus prohibited from offering prayers
Local Hindus have alleged that the panchayat passed a resolution in the name of the temple of Gidhamadi Mataji, received the grant, and used it to build a Christian place. The temple of the goddess was demolished and its broken remains were also found.
Hindu temple in the UK attacked twice in a month.
Locals Hindus have been anguished after a temple has been repeatedly attacked in the UK. Reports suggest that the statues outside the Shree Ram Mandir (also known as the Gujarati Hindu Social and Cultural Centre) have been vandalised multiple times in the month of June. The temple is located in Fort Road, Walsall about nine miles from Birmingham.
British education system aimed to establish psychological slavery in India
Stating that the British education policy aimed to establish “psychological slavery” in India to sustain the colonial rule, Gujarat Governor Acharya Devvrat Friday said that on the recommendations of Lord Macaulay in 1835, the British “destroyed the Gurukul education system” of India which was “deeply rooted in traditions to carve human beings”.