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Integrate or Face Consequences: China's Ethnic Unity Law Is Now in Force
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Integrate or Face Consequences: China's Ethnic Unity Law Is Now in Force

China's Ethnic Unity Law takes effect, mandating Mandarin in schools and drawing global criticism over human rights and extraterritorial powers.

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"Hinduism Is Not So Weak And Fragile": J&K Court Jails Self-Styled Godman [Read Order] Judiciary
"Hinduism Is Not So Weak And Fragile": J&K Court Jails Self-Styled Godman [Read Order]

J&K court jails self-styled godman for 30 days after he refused to pay ₹49,000 compensation imposed for filing a frivolous complaint.

“God Won’t Wait For Ministers”: Madras HC Questions VIP Darshan System Judiciary
“God Won’t Wait For Ministers”: Madras HC Questions VIP Darshan System

Madras High Court questions VIP darshan in temples, saying all are equal before God, and hears PIL seeking abolition of paid and preferential access.

Sabarimala Reference Day 15: Essential Religious Practices Test Faces Challenges from Both Sides Judiciary
Sabarimala Reference Day 15: Essential Religious Practices Test Faces Challenges from Both Sides

Sabarimala Reference Day 15: Supreme Court Debates Limits of Essential Religious Practices Test and Religious Freedom.

Sabarimala Reference Day 9: “Faith Cannot Be Redefined by Non-Believers”; Nine-Judge Bench Hears Arguments on Entry into Places of Worship Judiciary
Sabarimala Reference Day 9: “Faith Cannot Be Redefined by Non-Believers”; Nine-Judge Bench Hears Arguments on Entry into Places of Worship

Sabarimala hearing Day 9: SC examines non-believers’ entry, scope of Articles 25–26, and limits of religious freedom & denominational rights.

Sabarimala Reference Day 7: Subramanium Urges Expansive Reading of Article 25; Bench Debates Essential Religious Practice Test, Scope of Denominational Management

Day 7 of Sabarimala hearing: SC debates Article 25 scope, ERP test, denominational rights, and limits of constitutional morality.

Sabarimala Reference Day 6: Bench Continues Hearing on Limits of Denominational Autonomy; Agamic Law and Drafting History of Articles 25–26 Debated

Sabarimala Reference Day 6: Bench Continues Hearing on Limits of Denominational Autonomy; Agamic Law and Drafting History of Articles 25–26 Debated

Vande Mataram at 150: Constitutional Reverence, Judicial Restraint, and the Limits of Legal Nationalism

At 150, Vande Mataram’s constitutional status, judicial restraint, and the limits of legal nationalism reveal India’s unresolved debate on law and reverence.

Only Light And Not Any Fight: Madras HC Upholds Single Judge’s Order Allowing Lighting Of Lamps On Deepathoon [Read Judgment]

Madras High Court upholds order allowing lighting of Karthigai Deepam at Deepathoon, rejecting public order objections and dismissing 20 appeals.

Uttar Pradesh CM Yogi Adityanath Condemns Opposition Silence Over Bangladesh Lynching Incident

UP CM Yogi Adityanath criticises opposition silence over the alleged lynching of Dalit Hindu youth Dipu Chandra Das in Bangladesh, urges diplomatic action.

Faith Must Be Conviction, Not Compulsion, in Tribal Conversion Cases: Chhattisgarh HC [Read Order]

Chhattisgarh High Court rules that religious conversion in tribal areas must be based on conviction, not inducement or coercion, stressing protection of indigenous culture.

Bangladesh’s Religious Minorities Face Intensifying Violence Amid Political Transition

Violence against Hindus, Buddhists, and Christians surges in Bangladesh amid political turmoil; over 258 attacks and 27 deaths reported as rights groups flag state inaction.

Delhi Court Rejects Plea Against Ayodhya Judgment, Slaps ₹6 Lakh Costs on Advocate Mehmood Pracha [Read Judgment]

Delhi District Court dismisses plea challenging Ayodhya verdict, imposes ₹6 lakh costs on advocate Mehmood Pracha for filing frivolous litigation.

Madhya Pradesh HC Dismisses Appeal Seeking Reconstruction Of Demolished Masjid In Ujjain [Read Order]

MP High Court dismisses plea to reconstruct Ujjain’s Takiya Masjid, ruling that right to practice religion isn’t tied to any specific place.

Delhi HC Grants Bail in Child Marriage Case, Calls for Uniform Civil Code To Resolve Legal Conflicts [Read Judgment]

Delhi HC grants bail in child marriage case, flags conflict between personal laws & POCSO, urges Parliament to bring clarity through UCC.


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