Topic: Tablighi Jamaat
No evidence to show 18 foreigners indulged in banned Tablighi activity, Patna HC quashes case
Patna High Court allows prosecution against 3 Indians for not informing police regarding the stay of foreigners in the mosque managed by them.
BJP, media, MHA — slander on Muslims and Sikhs have a lot in common. Outcome will be too
As a Muslim, I am humbled that the Delhi court exonerated the much-maligned Tablighi Jamaat members, who were accused of intentionally spreading the coronavirus.
Possible that cops picked up 36 Tablighi foreigners to ‘maliciously prosecute’ them — court
Tablighi Jamaat was at the centre of a row in March, with authorities alleging that the participants had defied prohibitory orders and had become human carriers of Covid.
Suvendu Adhikari quitting a blow to Mamata & bad optics ahead of polls. She needs to introspect
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Delhi court acquits all 36 foreigners facing trial for attending Tablighi Jamaat event
The foreigners were charge-sheeted for attending the event allegedly in violation of visa norms, indulging in missionary activities illegally and violating govt's Covid guidelines.
How Radio Mewat helped dispel Covid myths and more in India’s most ‘backward’ district
Nine months into the pandemic, Radio Mewat is still keeping its listeners informed about how the pandemic is shaping, and also local events in the district.
SC ‘disappointed’ with Centre’s affidavit defending media reporting of Tablighi event
The Centre's affidavit in SC says most of the leading national newspapers and online news portals have done factual, objective reporting on Tablighi Jamaat congregation in Delhi.
7 months since Tablighi event, this UP govt hospital still asks patients if they attended
The question is part of a Covid-19 screening form that patients at Ram Manohar Lohia Institute of Medical Sciences in Lucknow are asked to fill before admission.
SC pulls up govt for ‘evasive’ affidavit on Tablighi event, says it makes ‘nonsensical’ claims
Government's affidavit bats for press freedom and says dissemination of facts, even though they may appear to be offensive or distasteful, cannot be curtailed.
No proof to show Myanmar nationals attending Tablighi event spread Covid, says Bombay HC
The Nagpur bench of the Bombay High Court said it would be grave injustice to subject the Myanmar nationals to a criminal trial.
General Naravane erred by naming Modi, he should know what Nehru told Cariappa
Despite attempts to cultivate a pliant hierarchy, the military remained apolitical. But now, it is under the onslaught of nationalism-driven ideology.
Sensex tops 50,000 points for first time ever
Foreign portfolio investors (FPIs) were net buyers in the capital market as they purchased shares worth Rs 2,289.05 crore Wednesday, as per exchange data.
Defence
This R-Day, catch a glimpse of IAF’s vintage Dakota that ‘saved Srinagar’ in 1947-48 war
The aircraft, which participated in the 1971 war too but began to be phased out soon after, will be flanked by two Mi-17-1V at the flypast in a Rudra formation — a first for the Dakota.
Neither ‘udta’ nor ‘padhta’ Punjab. Question is how India’s no. 1 state in 2003 fell to 13
Punjab, once India’s richest state, has slipped and fallen behind. MSP and subsidies should continue, but it needs to rediscover its entrepreneurial impulse.