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    ‘Maryada Purushottam, what Maryada?’: Kirti Azad’s remarks spark row; Sudhanshu Trivedi counters
    ‘Babri Masjid’ foundation stone to be laid on Dec 6 in Murshidabad, claims TMC MLA Humayun Kabir; posters surface

    TMC MLA Humayun Kabir announced plans to lay the foundation stone for a "Babri Masjid" on December 6 in Murshidabad, sparking sharp political reactions. The BJP criticized the move as "appeasement politics" and a vote-bank strategy, while the TMC leadership distanced itself from Kabir's remarks. Congress leader Udit Raj defended the move, citing religious freedom.

    At rally in poll-bound Bihar, Yogi Adityanath tears into Congress-RJD over burqa row

    Yogi Adityanath attacked the RJD-Congress alliance in Bihar. He accused them of creating controversy over the Election Commission's order on identifying women voters in burqas. Adityanath stated that the opposition parties want to allow fake voters. He also highlighted cultural ties between Bihar and Uttar Pradesh. The UP Chief Minister promised action against the mafia in Bihar.

    All about Vairamuthu, the Tamil poet at the centre of a row over his ‘Lord Ram was out of his mind’ remark

    Vairamuthu's recent remarks, suggesting Lord Ram was mentally unstable after separating from Sita, have ignited controversy. The Tamil lyricist's comments at a Kambar Kazhagam event drew criticism from the BJP, adding to his history of contentious religious statements. This incident follows past accusations and controversies surrounding Vairamuthu, including sexual harassment allegations.

    BJP, opposition spar over missing illustrations in constitution copies

    The Rajya Sabha witnessed a heated debate over the absence of original illustrations in market-available copies of the Constitution. BJP member RMD Agarwal highlighted the omission of historical and religious illustrations, while opposition leaders accused him of politicizing the issue. Nadda assured appropriate measures would be taken to honor the original text.

    PM Modi terms RJD supremo Lalu Prasad and family 'biggest offenders' of Bihar

    The PM also reacted to Prasad's barb that his attacks on dynastic politics stemmed from his having "no family" and said "had people like Jayaprakash Narayan, Ram Manohar Lohia, Babasaheb Ambedkar and Karpoori Thakur been alive, these people would have attacked them, too, for not promoting their own families".

    The Economic Times
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