A first information report (FIR) was registered on May 31 against 11 members of the Ganga Jamuna Higher Secondary School in Damoh under sections of the Indian Penal Code (IPC) and Juvenile Justice Act., India News, Times Now
In tonight's episode of 'India Upfront', anchor Padmaja Joshi has an exclusive interview with Yasmine Mohammed, an author and activist who is very vocal about the veil and its imposition across the globe. She supports the ban on hijab whole heartedly and she ‘chose’ to throw off the hijab. She will talk to us about the ‘facade of freedom’ in Muslim societies and how women are oppressed by religious norms. This comes after France’s education minister announced that students cannot wear abaya or long robes in schools, citing a threat to secularism. Is this a bold move to protect secular values or a violation of religious freedom? Is this communal in France but a ‘choice’ in India? Yasmine Mohammed exclusively on India Upfront, listen in!#yasminemohammed #france #abaya #hijab #muslim #islam #abayaban #hijabban #frenchsecularism #topnews #worldnews #exclusive #interview #padmajajoshi #indiaupfront #timesnow, India Upfront News, Times Now
The French education ministry recently announced that the authorities will no longer allow Muslim girls in public schools to wear Islamic ‘Abaya’ dresses. The education minister Gabriel Attal argued that the Abayas violate the country's strict secular laws in education. On a television channel, the minister declared that he would give guidelines to the school heads before classes nationwide begin from September 4., World News, Times Now
France's Education Ministry has announced that it would be banning Muslim students from wearing the abaya to state-run schools. The ban on this religious clothing comes ahead of the back-to-school season. As per Education Minister Gabriel Attal, wearing abayas to school violates the state's secular law. , World News, Times Now
A directive on new uniforms for school students in Lakshadweep has created a fresh controversy. Lakshadweep is Muslim-dominated region, and the August 10 directive has sparked fears of a ban on hijab in schools. While the directive by the education dept doesn’t explicitly call for a ban on hijab or scarves, it advised against ‘wearing other items’. #hijabrow #lakshwadeephijabrow #englishnews #timesnow #timesnoworiginals #lakshwadeephijabrowprotest, India News, Times Now
The attack on Sonia comes nearly a month before the one-year anniversary of the death of Mahsa Amini, the Kurdish-Iranian woman who died in police custody - triggering a huge protest movement. Protests against the regime have been violently suppressed by the state. More than 500 demonstrators have died and thousands have been arrested, according to the Human Rights Activists News Agency (HRANA)., World News, Times Now
A group of men allegedly attacked a Class 10 boy after he objected to them stopping girls in hijab outside their school in Tripura. The incident sparked outrage among locals. Watch this video for more information., India News, Times Now
A Muslim youngster was assaulted by right-wing men in Tripura on Friday after he objected to their refusal to let Muslim girls wear the hijab inside a school. Following the event, the Sepahijala district's Bishalgarh subdivision was tense., India News, Times Now
A Class X student of a government school in Tripura's Sepahijala district was on Friday assaulted by a mob for allegedly supporting the wearing of hij
According to the students, they were instructed to remove their burqas before being allowed inside the college premises. This incident has drawn comparisons to the 2022 Karnataka hijab row. Videos of the incident circulated on social media, capturing the moment the burqa-clad students stood outside the gates of NG Acharya & DK Marathe College., Mumbai News, Times Now
The controversy surrounding the Udupi washroom video case, as far as the Congress is concerned, is now referencing the statement that has been made by NCAA member Khushbu Sundaram to support their claim of innocence. There has been arguing that NCW member Khushboo Sundaram has denied the claims of hidden cameras in the washroom, but it is important to note that she did not deny the fact that there were three students who were secretly recording videos of the girls there who were in the washroom on the 18th or July. The BJP, however, is dismissing this argument as a distraction and is now accusing the Siddaramaiah government of a possible cover-up. The BJP supporters have taken out a protest in Udupi and have been demanding swift action; some have even called for the NIH to investigate and uncover any potential larger conspiracy.#udupi #udupivideocase #udupivideorow #udupiwashroomvideocase #udupiwashroomcase #bjp #khushboosundaram, India News, Times Now
A bus driver in Karnataka’s Kalaburagi district caused outrage after he allegedly refused to allow schoolgirls to board the vehicle unless they wear burqa. According to witnesses, even those wearing hijabs (headscarves) were reportedly denied entry, with the driver claiming that only burqas were acceptable for Muslim students. Watch this video for more information., India News, Times Now
As per the latest news on Times Now, Khushbu Sundar, a Member of NCW, has arrived in Udupi to take stock of the situation and probe what has happened. Yesterday, when Times Now spoke exclusively to Khushbu Sundar, she said that she had found that there were no hidden cameras that have been kept in the girls' washroom. NCW member as well as BJP leader has dismissed the claims of the cameras in the washroom of the private paramedical college. This after visiting the medical college where the incident was reported. After inspecting the college and speaking to the management she says, "This is an issue related to female students. Do not believe the rumor that there is a hidden camera."Watch the full video to know more. Stay tuned to Times Now for all the latest updates., India News, Times Now
In this episode of India Upfront, anchor Padmaja Joshi will discuss how on Wednesday, the Udupi district police detained three female students in connection with an incident involving the suspected recording of a girl in a lavatory at a paramedical institution. The three female students are from an underrepresented group. Students within the college grounds protested and expressed their indignation at the footage. The three students and the college management board have been charged with violating Sections 509 of the Indian Penal Code (IPC) for "intentionally insulting the modesty of a woman," 175 for "intentionally failing to produce a document," 204 for "destroying any document or electronic record," and 34 for "common intention," as well as Section 66E of the Information Technology Act for "capturing, publishing, or transmitting the image of any person's private area." According to reports, an altered version of the video was posted on the One India Kannada YouTube channel and share
Iran has decided to ban the 13th edition of the ISFA Film Festival. This decision comes after a publicity poster of an actress without a hijab began to surface. Details below. , World News, Times Now
Iran's infamous moral police have returned to the streets ‘policing’ women and their dress attire. Iranian police are resuming controversial patrols to ensure women obey dress codes and cover their hair in public. Iran authorities have announced a new campaign, wherein women in Iran would be forced to wear the Islamic headscarf, Hijab. This came after Mahsa Amini, died last year after she was arrested for allegedly not wearing the headscarf, triggering massive protests. Watch this video for more information. #hijab #arrest #mahsaamini #hijabrow #hijabcontroversy #notohijab #iranianwomen #hijabverdict #breakingnews #hijab #arrest #mahsaamini #hijabrow #hijabcontroversy #notohijab #iranianwomen #hijabverdict #breakingnews #iran #iranianpolice, Specials News, Times Now
The morality police had largely pulled back following the death of 22-year-old Mahsa Amini last September. Authorities insisted throughout the crisis that the rules had not changed. Iran's clerical rulers view the hijab as a key pillar of the Islamic revolution that brought them to power, and consider more casual dress a sign of Western decadence., World News, Times Now
World News: The almost simultaneous police killing of Nahel Merzouk and a ban on headscarves in football were coincidental, but they illuminate France’s crisis of
The Ministry of Electronics and Information Technology issued a number of banning and takedown orders, which Twitter Inc. sought to challenge. The Karnataka High Court dismissed the company's appeal on the grounds that it lacked validity. The High Court also assessed the corporation a 50 lakh rupee fine. The Karnataka State Legal Services Authority must receive payment of the fine within 45 days. The single-judge bench of Justice Krishna S. Dixit, who penned the decision's operative section, also directed Twitter to pay a cost of 50 lakh to the Karnataka State Legal Services Authority within 45 days. Rajeev Chandrasekhar, the Union Minister of State for Electronics and IT, also responded to the Karnataka High Court's ruling by stating that all social media sites must adhere to the law of the land. Keep an eye on Times Now for the latest developments. #karnatakahighcourt #twitterinc #karnatakastatelegalservicesauthority #unionminister #rajeevchandrasekhar #ministryofelectronicsandinform
Seven Kerala Medical Students from Thiruvananthapuram government medical college and hospital have asked authorities to provide them with an alternative to their hijabs. Details shared below. , India News, Times Now