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Delhi chief minister Arvind Kejriwal on Wednesday said he will visit Ram Mandir with his family (wife, children and parents) after the January 22 consecration ceremony.

“I want to go with my wife, children and parents to visit Ram Mandir. We will go after the consecration ceremony,” Kejriwal said while talking to the reporters in the national capital.

Delhi chief minister Arvind Kejriwal on Wednesday said he will visit Ram Mandir with his family (wife, children and parents) after the January 22 consecration ceremony.

Bar Council of India writes to Chief Justice, seeks holiday on January 22 for the consecration ceremony of the Ram Mandir in Ayodhya.

Union Civil Aviation Minister Jyotiraditya Scindia Wednesday hit back at Congress leader Shashi Tharoor with the "arm-chair critic" jibe after the latter criticised the Centre's handling of the ongoing flight delay crisis caused due to fog in the national capital, describing it as a "Modi Government-made disaster".

Scindia also claimed Tharoor is "lost in his esoteric world of thesaurus", and for him "data mining of selective press articles from the internet qualifies as "research".

Union Civil Aviation Minister Jyotiraditya Scindia Wednesday hit back at Congress leader Shashi Tharoor with the "arm-chair critic" jibe after the latter criticised the Centre's handling of the ongoing flight delay crisis caused due to fog in the national capital, describing it as a "Modi Government-made disaster".

The Kerala High Court has started examining the plea filed against the Malayalam movie 'Antony,' alleging that it has offended the religious sentiments of the Christian community by depicting a gun concealed within a Bible.

According to the Manorama website, the court, while acknowledging the petition and agreeing to scrutinise the contested scenes, also questioned the level of intolerance in society. Justice Devan Ramachandran, presiding over the case, remarked that people should not be overly intolerant, emphasising the need for a balanced perspective.

Samajwadi Party chief Akhilesh Yadav shared a video of a bull running wild on the streets and took a swipe at the Yogi Adityanath government in Uttar Pradesh. Calling the running bull a testament to the BJP governments ‘Chhuta Saand’ policy, Yadav, who leads the main Opposition party in the state, said the government might start issuing tickets to watch the “bullfight”.

“Who knows when the slogan of Film City will come true in Uttar Pradesh, but due to the ‘Chhutta Saand’ policy of the BJP government, the public is now not only watching the risky thrill of action films openly but is also forced to be part of it whether they want to or not. Now the BJP government might be thinking of imposing a ticket on this ‘bull-fight’,” Akhilesh wrote on social media platform X.