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    SC posts pleas challenging validity of Waqf (Amendment) Act, 2025 to January 21 next year

    The Supreme Court has delayed hearings regarding the constitutional validity of the Waqf (Amendment) Act, 2025. It has asked the involved parties to finalise their pleadings by December 31, 2026. The court intends to hear challenges that aim to invalidate specific provisions of the Waqf Act. Furthermore, the court had earlier stayed certain clauses to protect party interests while processing the case.

    "Minister's job to resolve matter": Asaduddin Owaisi demands Kiren Rijiju's immediate intervention in Race Course Masjid demolition order

    Asaduddin Owaisi has raised concerns regarding the handling of the Race Course Masjid situation in New Delhi. He emphasised that the mosque holds gazetted Waqf status and should have legal protection. Owaisi urges Union Minister Kiren Rijiju to intervene and halt any potential demolition actions. The absence of a constituted Waqf Board in Delhi has contributed to administrative inaction.

    Keralam government to seek Centre's clarity on junk food rules

    Keralam seeks clarity from the central food safety authority on rules to identify and regulate foods high in fat, sugar and salt. The development comes as the state steps up efforts to reduce unhealthy eating habits among children. Clear standards are needed to determine the levels at which these ingredients become excessive. The state is implementing various initiative to promote safe and nutritious food at educational facilities.

    Kerala government reconstitutes Waqf Board, appoints IUML leader Mayin Haji as chairman

    The Kerala government has appointed M C Mayin Haji as the new chairman of the State Waqf Board, dissolving the previous board less than seven months after its formation. The reconstitution comes amid ongoing legal challenges and protests against the Centre's amendments to the Waqf law, while also highlighting a lack of representation for the A P Sunni faction.

    Omar Abdullah and Mirwaiz Umar Farooq slam J&K Waqf Board move to 'standardise' Friday sermons

    Omar Abdullah and Mirwaiz Umar Farooq have condemned the J&K Waqf Board's plan for uniform Friday sermon topics. Critics argue that this initiative represents undue interference in Muslim religious practices and violates freedom of expression. Mehbooba Mufti raised concerns about the implications for religious diversity and autonomy across India. Inam un Nabi asserted that mosques should not serve as platforms for controlled messaging.

    Supreme Court scraps Kerala High Court order on Waqf Board's supervision

    The Supreme Court removed a Kerala High Court order. This order had placed the Kerala Waqf Board under joint secretary supervision. The Court allowed the joint secretary to remain a board member. However, the supervisory role was explicitly deleted by the bench. The High Court was directed to decide the matter expeditiously.

    The Economic Times
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