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The police lobbed teargas shells to disperse crowd and summoned troops from other areas as the two sides hurled stones at each other.                 A vehicle set on fire by miscreants after clashes broke out during a religious procession, in Nuh According to the police, some miscreants threw stones and lit cars on fire during a religious parade in Nuh, Haryana, injuring over 50 persons, including police officers. According to the police, a group of men interrupted a religious procession called the "Brij Mandal Jalabhishek Yatra" at Khedla Mod in Nuh. The procession had been set off from Gurugram's Civil Lines by BJP district president Gargi Kakkar. At least four cars were set on fire, according to the official, and stones were thrown at the parade. Anil Vij, the home minister for Haryana, reported that extra troops from neighboring districts had been dispatched by the government. Our top objective is to stabilize the situation.We are pleading wi...

The incident occurred on Sunday at around 4 pm when more than 1,000 people were gathered under a large tent as their party prepared for parliamentary elections, expected in October or November.       Blast site in Khyber Pakhtunkhwa On Monday, the number of people killed as a result of the deadly suicide bombing at the Jamiat Ulema-e-Islam-Fazl (JUI-F) workers' convention in the Bajaur region of Khyber Pakhtunkhwa reached 54. According to police, a preliminary investigation on Monday pointed to the IS-affiliated Daesh terrorist group as being responsible for the fatal suicide bombing. However, no one quickly took credit for the attack on Sunday that left over 200 people injured. More than a thousand people were gathering under a big tent on Sunday at around 4 o'clock as their party prepared for likely parliamentary elections in October or November. Explosions in Pakistan  It is important to note that explosions occur frequently in Pakistan.The government claims that ...

Uttar Pradesh CM Yogi Adityanatha on Monday asserted that peace will be restored in violence-hit Manipur and development works will be taken forward. He also slammed Mamata Banerjee-led TMC over the violence in panchayat polls.   CM Yogi Adityanath Uttar Pradesh Chief Minister Yogi Adityanath   on Monday emphasized the state's current tranquillity under the BJP government and asserted that no curfew has been implemented in the previous years since he took office. When questioned about the recent controversy surrounding the "tense" situation in Manipur. He affirmed that under PM Modi's leadership, peace will be restored in the state and development projects will move forward. The two-time chief minister of Uttar Pradesh also criticized Mamata Banerjee's (TMC) West Bengal administration for the unrest during the panchayat elections.  Yogi Adityanath, the chief minister of Uttar Pradesh, stated, "Peace will be restored in Manipur and development works will be ta...

The comments come at a time when Allahabad High Court is hearing a petition by the mosque committee, challenging a lower court's order for a survey.    Chief Minister Yogi Adityanath's remarks come when the matter is being heard in court New Delhi:  Yogi Adityanath, the chief minister of Uttar Pradesh, has suggested that Muslim society should step up and propose a solution for a "historical mistake" involving the Gyanvapi mosque controversy. The remarks were made as the Allahabad High Court was deliberating a plea filed by the mosque committee challenging a lower court's decision to allow the Archaeological Survey of India to conduct a survey inside the mosque compound. On August 3, a decision on the petition is anticipated. The Uttar Pradesh Chief Minister stated there will be a disagreement if Gyanvapi is referred to as a mosque in an interview with the news organization ANI, which was included in a podcast with ANI Editor Smita Prakash. There will be a disagree...