Ayodhya

While the Ayodhya title dispute issue was settled by the Supreme Court in November 2019, the criminal case against some BJP, RSS, VHP leaders and kar sevaks for demolishing the mosque on December 6, 1992 is now in its final stages.

Plea in SC seeking directions for appointment of central, state government representatives belonging to the Sunni Muslim sect in the Indo Islamic Cultural Foundation Trust which is set to carry out the construction work as well as manage affairs of 5 acres land allotted to it in Dhannipur village.

The consecration of the Temple has ended a prolonged legal battle where faith was pitted against law, Hinduism against Islam and religious convictions against rationality. Retracing the century-old legal battle shows how the highly contentious and controversial issue finally arrived at a lawful conclusion

A letter petition, addressed to Chief Justice SA Bobde, seeks initiation of a suo motu contempt petition against All India Muslim Personal Law Board (AIMPLB) in connection with a tweet which allegedly lowered the dignity of the Supreme Court.

The fundamental strength of a nation building in 21st century is Sciences, Technology and the Civilisational ethos of the Country. India is fortunate to have laid Firm foundations of nation building immediately after Independence.

Having participated in the ground breaking ceremony of the Ram Temple here this morning, Prime Minister Narendra Modi, in a speech, declared: “Today, Ram Janmbhoomi breaks free of the cycle of breaking and getting built again - that had been going on for centuries."

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Officials overseeing security arrangements at the Ram Janambahoomi here have the unenviable task of securing a very large number of VVIPs, including Prime Minister Narenda Modi, who reach tomorrow for the 'bhoomi pujan' of the Ram Temple.

As a grand Ram Temple comes up at Ayodhya, it is a moot question whether a challenge to any religious practice or injunction can or should be judicially adjudicated.

The Supreme Court today (July 20) imposed a cost of Rs 1 lakh on a petitioner seeking the preservation of artefacts recovered during the Ayodhya excavation and for preserving the remains left behind by the Archaeological Survey of India (ASI).