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New Delhi: Breaking the religious constraints, a Muslim youth resolved to renovate a centuries-old ‘lord hanuman’ temple in Ahmadabad of Gujarat.

Apart from defying the ill-wills of the ‘pseudo-secularists’, his true unique step is citing another example of ‘communal harmony’.  

His creative efforts, especially when portions of the country are witnessing erratic communal clashes in the name of temples and mosques, would undoubtedly play a pivotal role in establishing brotherhood and owness among the citizens.

Meet, the 42 – year – old, MdMoinMenon, a builder by profession.

New Delhi: The Jammu and Kashmir government has strongly favoured for the resumption of a 'peace and reconciliation process' between India and Pakistan as the issue of repeated ceasefire violations by the neighbouring country rocked the state Assembly.

Opposition National Conference (NC) supported the Mehbooba Mufti government's stance while calling for a strict implementation of the 2003 ceasefire agreed between the two countries.

RavinderRaina, a legislator of the BJP, which shares power with the PDP in the state, had earlier pressed for a resolution to condemn the continuous Pakistani shelling.

New Delhi: The BJP and the Congress were engaged in an intense verbal duel in the RajyaSabha, as the ruling party castigated the erstwhile UPA regime for its many failures, to which the opposition fired back by calling the Modi dispensation a "name changer" government.

In his maiden address to the Upper House since being elected in August 2017, BJP president Amit Shah tore into the Congress for criticizing GST as "Gabbar Singh Tax" and thereby "inciting" people not to pay taxes.

"Gabbar Singh was a Hindi film dacoit. Is legally claiming taxes from people a dacoity? And where does this Gabbar Singh Tax/GST go? It goes in the bank account of a jawan for giving One Rank, One Pension, it goes in the bank account of widows of martyrs," Shah said.

New Delhi: The Shiv Sena assailed the BJP over "ill-treatment" of its alliance partners by saying the branding of old allies as sworn enemies is "disgusting and sickening".

"Nowadays, there is a trend to brand old friends as sworn enemies and that is disgusting. We highlighted this trend. Now (TDP chief and Andhra Pradesh chief minister) Chandrababu Naidu has also brought this out in the open," an editorial in Sena mouthpiece Saamana said.

"In politics, there are new and old allies, but the trend of projecting old allies as enemies is sickening. We have spoken up against such ill-treatment meted out to us, and now Naidu has also done so," the Sena said.