Kerala Chief Minister Pinarayi Vijayan sees Impuran amidst controversies
Kerala Chief Minister Pinarayi Vijayan watched the controversial film ‘Impuran’ with his family at Lulu Mall in Thiruvananthapuram. Mohanlal’s film starring has launched a political line on its depiction of the 2002 Gujarat riots. The manufacturers have decided to cut 17 scenes, which relate to riots and violence against women. The RSS has criticized Mohanlal for the film, called its story divisive, while Kerala Congress has defended the film against the criticism of BJP and RSS.
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Govinda prayed at the Mahakaleshwar temple and expressed his happiness after performing rituals.
PM Modi pays tribute to RSS founders at Smriti Mandir in Nagpur
Prime Minister Narendra Modi visited the RSS headquarters in Nagpur, paid tribute to the founder father KB Hedar and Ms. Golwalkar at the Smriti Mandir. This is the first time a sitting Prime Minister has visited the RSS Memorial. Modi was accompanied by RSS chief Mohan Bhagwat, Union Minister Nitin Gadkari and Maharashtra CM Devendra Fadnavis. The journey matches with Gudi Padwa celebrations and is seen as a recent speculation about the BJP-RSS relationship.
India launched Operation Brahma to help Myanmar after a deadly earthquake
An earthquake of 7.7 killed Myanmar, killed over 1,600 people and became a cause of widespread destruction. India has launched Operation Brahma to provide medical assistance, including 60-Bed Medical Centers in the affected area. The Prime Minister of India expressed condolences and solidarity under the leadership of Myanmar, supporting relief and rescue efforts. Meanwhile, rescue operations continue in Mandalay, many are trapped in debris.
Political battle intensifies on the controversial Waqf Amendment Bill
The Waqf Amendment Bill has ignited a terrible political debate in India. AIMIM Chief and Tamil Nadu CM MK Stalin opposed the bill, called it unconstitutional and harmful for Muslim rights. Union Minister KR Rijiju dismissed these claims as misleading, urging the opposition to read the bill properly. The dispute highlights different views on the impact of the bill on Muslim communities and its constitutional validity.
