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October 12, 2014

Agartala, Tripura: India has alarming rate of crimes against women. As per reports two minor tribal girls were raped at Daishyaramchowdhurypara, a remote tribal hamlet in Tripura's Dhalai district.
Agartala, Tripura: India has alarming rate of crimes against women. As per reports two minor tribal girls were raped at Daishyaramchowdhurypara, a remote tribal hamlet in Tripura's Dhalai district.
Sirsa, Haryana: With a view to woo voters belonging to the Sirsa-based sect Dera Sacha Sauda, Indian Prime Minister Narendra Modi showered praise for controversial Dera chief Gurmeet Ram Rahim Singh. While addressing a BJP rally on Saturday (Oct. 11) Narendra Modi said: “Mein guru maharaj Ram Singhji Mastanji ke Sacha Sauda ko pranam karta hun (I salute Ram Singhji, Mastanji's Sacha Sauda)”.
Barnala, Punjab: Hundreds of activists of Shiromani Akali Dal (Amritsar) on October 11 took to streets in Barnala city to protest against recent marches held by Rashtriya Swayamsewak Sangh (RSS).
Amritsar, Punjab: The Damdami Taksal, headed by Baba Harnam Singh Dhumma has backed the Dal Khalsa march for ‘Rights and Justice’ scheduled to start on Nov 2 from Akal Takht Sahib to Delhi based headquarters of the United Nations seeking world body intervention for bringing the perpetrators of Nov 1984 massacre to book.
Ludhiana, Punjab: Aam Aadmi Party MP Bhagwant Mann and other leaders have called a meeting of the committee formed to seek justice in the Ludhiana Fake encounter killings case on October 19. Two brothers, Harinder Singh and Jatinder Singh, were shot dead from point black range allegedly by Badal Dal leader Gurjit Singh in the presence of the police on September 27 during a police raid in Jamalpur area of Ludhiana.
Amritsar, Punjab: Akali Dal Panch Pardhani (ADPP) president Bhai Kulvir Singh Barapind recently announced to dissolve the organization structure of his party and called for review and restructuring of the Khalistan struggle. Making an announcement in this regard, the Sikh leader said that there was stagnation in the Sikh struggle and the reorientation process is need of the hour.
Amritsar, Punjab: After assessing the loss of life and property caused by the devastating floods in Jammu and Kashmir, the SGPC panel has submitted a detailed report to SGPC chief Avtar Singh Makkar.

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