NEW DELHI: A powerful Hindu group said several mosques in India were built over demolished Hindu temples, apparently hardening its stance in a decades-long sectarian dispute just days after a huge temple was inaugurated on the site of a razed mosque. The comments from the Rashtriya
London: British police said a man arrested on suspicion of attempted murder after a man was set on fire on his way home from a mosque in central England had also been arrested for a similar incident in London last month. In the first incident, an
London: Police in the UK are looking for a man believed to have set another man on fire outside a mosque in London. The 82-year-old victim was doused in a flammable liquid before the suspect allegedly used a lighter to ignite it, causing severe burns, outside
Uttar Pradesh: Muslims are facing wide discrimination, and prejudice under Narendra Modi-led government in India and now another historical mosque has been bulldozed in northern state of Uttar Pradesh. The latest incident occurred on the heels of a campaign launched by Hindutva inspired ruling party to
Uttar Pradesh: A historical mosque located in India’s northern state of Uttar Pradesh was reportedly demolished in order to "widen the road". United Nations Educational, Scientific and Cultural Organization (UNESCO)'s former chair of International Water Cooperation Ashok Swain shared a video of the mosque being bulldozed
Vadodara: The Delhi Public School here, which had planned to take pre-primary students to a mosque on August 5, called off the trip after the Bajrang Dal activists threatened to stage a protest at the visiting site. The school management had sought consent from the parents
Hyderabad: Demolition of a mosque by the municipal authorities at Shamshabad on the outskirts of the Indian city of Hyderabad in Telangana state triggered protests. Masjid-e-Khwaja Mahmood in Green Avenue Colony of the city was demolished by the municipal staff amid heavy police presence. The incident