Rishi Kapoor's tweet on beef ban in Maharshtra has created an uproar on the microblogging site.Rishi Kapoor sparked outrage when he tweeted through his account @chintkaps: “I am angry. Why do you equate food with
Panaji: Despite Bharatiya Janata Party ruled states clamping down on beef trade, Goa Chief Minister Laxmikant Parsekar made it clear on Friday that there would be no ban on beef trade.Parsekar said: "Beef is an
Bombay: Two persons-both Hindus-have approached the Bombay High Court challenging the new Maharashtra Animal Preservation (Amendment) Act, which bans slaughter and consumption of beef, stating that the action infringes upon their fundamental rights.Advocate Vishal Seth
Chandigarh: Following close on the heels of Maharashtra, Haryana government could also make amendments in the existing Punjab Prohibition of Cow-Slaughter Act, under which it provides for a five year imprisonment for cow slaughter.The state
New Delhi: Following close on the heels of Maharashtra, Haryana government could also ban the beef trade in the state. The state govt is mulling to bring a similar law with stricter punishment during the
India seems to be too obsessed with the word ‘ban' nowadays. From movies to parties and food to laughter, every thing or other we see around is somehow fallen under the category of word ban.These
New Delhi: The Prime Minister's Office has sought Law Ministry's opinion on whether the Centre could circulate the laws on cow slaughter as enacted by some states, including Gujarat, as model bill among other states
Panaji: The latest decision by the Maharashtra Government to extend the ban on cow slaughter to bulls and bullocks under the Maharashtra Animal Preservation (Amendment) Bill, 1995 has started to show its consequences.The shops in
The beef-ban in Mahrashtra has sparked a big controversy in the country with both political gallery and social networking sites buzzing with it. Now, anyone found to be selling beef or in possession of it
Mumbai: Following the Maharashtra government's ban on the sale and possession of beef in the state, Bollywood celebrities like Raveena Tandon, Farhan Akhtar and Ayushmann Khurrana share their thoughts on the "freedom of choice". Here's what
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