Just hours after India and Pakistan announced a renewed ceasefire agreement, tensions flared as Pakistan violated the truce, prompting swift action from Indian defense forces. India activated its air defense systems following the detection of drones crossing over from Pakistani territory, with some regions also experiencing power outages during the episode. In response, External Affairs Minister S. Jaishankar emphasized that while a ceasefire understanding exists, India will remain resolute in its fight against terrorism. Reacting sharply to the developments, Shiv Sena (UBT) denounced the cessation of hostilities, calling it “an attack on our sovereignty” and questioning the wisdom of trusting Pakistan amid continued provocations.
11 May,2025 02:35 PM IST
Shiv Sena (UBT) MP Sanjay Raut supported the Home Ministry's decision to hold mock drills after the Pahalgam terror attack, saying it’s okay if the government wants to prepare. However, he also raised doubts about the central government’s ability to handle a possible war with Pakistan, especially with China supporting Pakistan. Raut questioned whether the current government could manage such a serious situation. He suggested forming a "national government" that includes leaders from all parties to deal with any future war more effectively. Watch video for more.
06 May,2025 04:16 PM IST
Shiv Sena (UBT) leader Sanjay Raut, on March 20, dismissed the allegations made by Disha Salian’s father, who has called for a fresh investigation into her death and the interrogation of UBT leader Aaditya Thackeray. Raut strongly criticized those attempting to politicize the case, accusing them of trying to damage the reputation of Aaditya Thackeray and Shiv Sena (UBT). Raut stated that after reviewing the police investigation, he believes Disha Salian's death was an accident, not a murder. He also pointed out that Salian's father had filed a petition five years after the incident. "The politics behind this petition is clear. These people couldn't succeed with the Aurangzeb issue, and now they are trying to use the Disha Salian case to divert attention. This is dirty politics, and it is damaging the state's reputation," Raut said. He emphasized that these attempts were aimed at tarnishing the name of a young leader who has been working for the state.
20 March,2025 05:27 PM IST
Maharashtra's Fisheries and Port Development Minister, Nitish Rane, has launched the 'Malhar Certification' to distinguish mutton shops that are run exclusively by members of the Hindu community. The initiative aims to ensure that customers can purchase meat from shops that meet specific community-based standards, with a focus on hygiene and authenticity. The 'Malhar Certification' guarantees that these shops are 100% owned by Hindus, and Rane has stressed that the meat sold in certified shops will be free from adulteration. He encouraged the public to only buy mutton from these certified vendors, highlighting the importance of supporting businesses that adhere to these strict standards. Rane explained that the certification would not only provide better options for Hindus and Sikhs, ensuring access to non-Halal meat but also help financially empower the youth in the Hindu community. The certification seeks to unite Hindu butchers under a single platform and promote the sale of Jhatka meat, which involves a specific method of slaughter that does not follow ritualistic practices. According to the Malhar certification’s official website, the certified meat is described as "fresh, clean, free from saliva contamination," and not mixed with meat from other animals. It also specifies that only vendors from the Hindu Khatik community are authorized to sell under this certification, ensuring the meat's authenticity and compliance with community standards.
11 March,2025 05:30 PM ISTADVERTISEMENT
