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The Manch claimed that halal certification was no longer limited to meat

RSS chief Mohan Bhagwat said India’s knowledge tradition, from the Vedas to the Guru Granth Sahib, is what the world needs today, calling the protection of those who carry it a service to humanity

Chief Justice Sushrut Arvind Dharmadhikari and Justice G. Arul Murugan order that the draft SOP must be placed before the court on October 30, 2026

Israeli raids at Al-Aqsa Mosque compound have intensified during the Jewish holiday season.

Court was considering a report filed by Sabarimala Special Commissioner R. Jayakrishnan on the matter

Pope Leo XIV ended his four-day visit to France in Metz on Monday by urging Europe to build on its Christian heritage and culture of dialogue rather than succumb to what he called the “desire for domination” behind many of today’s wars.

British police said Monday five men arrested near an airbase used by the United States were released on bail, as officers probed whether a "foreign state" could be involved in a suspected bomb plot. Speaking with FRANCE 24's Monte Francis, Yan Saint-Pierre, CEO of Modern Security Consulting Group, explains that many of the hybrid warfare cases seen recently "involve local nationals, this is not about exporting terror" adding that foreign actors aim to have "as many layers as possible to complicate any investigation and accurate denounciation of culprits".

Parastoo Ahmadi was convicted of "offending public decency" after singing while wearing a sleeveless dress during a livestreamed concert.

Kenyan Quakerism has always set itself apart with its use of music but lately, it has had to adapt to attract younger worshippers, with faster songs and modern instruments.

PRESS REVIEW – Monday, September 28: Papers discuss the Orange Order parade standoff in Northern Ireland. Also, who are the suspects in the RAF base terror plot? Finally, we look at some of the latest data on relationships.

O ministro Flávio Dino, do Supremo Tribunal Federal (STF), atendeu a um pedido do humorista Antonio Tabet para restaurar uma postagem no X sobre Nossa Senhora Aparecida, que havia sido removida por decisão do ministro André Mendonça, do Tribunal Superior Eleitoral (TSE).  O humorista veiculou uma foto de imagem religiosa com a legenda: “a família miliciana odeia tanto mulher preta, que resolveu atacar Nossa Senhora Aparecida”. Notícias relacionadas:Dino manda Polícia Federal investigar atuação da CVM no caso Master.Flávio Dino pede vista de julgamento sobre Moraes e Mendonça.“A mensagem não trazia o nome de Flávio Bolsonaro ou de qualquer familiar”, ponderou Dino. Flávio Bolsonaro acionou a Justiça Eleitoral com a alegação de que o fato era “inverídico” e trazia “discurso de ódio e imputação de crime”. O pedido obteve decisão liminar no TSE para a retirada da postagem e de conteúdos semelhantes sob pena de multa diária de R$ 30 mil.  Durante a semana, surgiram informações de que grupos evangélicos ligados à campanha de Flávio Bolsonaro defendiam a destituição de Nossa Senhora Aparecida de “Padroeira do Brasil”. O candidato do PL nega. “Não há ilicitude” A defesa de Tabet alegou que a ordem de Mendonça promovia “censura”. Dino ponderou que a remoção do conteúdo dependeria de presumir como verdade que “família miliciana” estaria relacionada ao candidato Flávio Bolsonaro. Para o ministro, a ação de Mendonça foi “destituída de motivação e proporcionalidade”.  A decisão, segundo Dino, abrange também outras postagens que foram excluídas sob o mesmo fundamento que excluiu a do humorista Antonio Tabet. O candidato à Presidência pediu a remoção de mais de 1,5 mil publicações sobre o tema nas redes sociais. “Concluo que é impossível enxergar na postagem do peticionário (Tabet) o grau de certeza de ilicitude para - sem a adequada instrução processual - extrair duríssimas consequências contra a liberdade de expressão e, em última análise, contra a própria liberdade religiosa (...)” Para Dino, a cassação da decisão no TSE preserva a liberdade de expressão e a liberdade religiosa dos que defendem a manutenção da lei que transformou Nossa Senhora Aparecida em “Padroeira do Brasil”.  “Carga depreciativa” Ao aceitar o pedido da campanha de Flávio Bolsonaro e excluir a postagem de Tabet, o ministro André Mendonça, que é vice-presidente do TSE, afirmou que havia no conteúdo publicado "expressões de elevada carga crítica e depreciativa". De acordo com as informações fornecidas pela defesa de Flávio Bolsonaro ao TSE, a publicação havia superado 195 mil visualizações, 2 mil compartilhamentos e 11 mil curtidas em poucas horas. Segundo Mendonça, a mensagem ultrapassava o campo da opinião política e veiculava fato "objetivamente falso, informação fabricada ou grave descontextualização, aptos a interferir na livre formação da vontade do eleitor”.  Mendonça considerou, na análise preliminar, que os elementos apresentados no processo indicam que essa informação “não encontra suporte na realidade fática”. Liberdade de expressão A defesa de Antonio Tabet repudiou a decisão liminar de André Mendonça. “A ordem judicial de exclusão atinge uma manifestação que em momento algum citou o nome do candidato Flávio Bolsonaro”, afirmou o humorista. Os advogados do humorista apontaram que a liberdade de expressão e a crítica política, por mais ácidas ou incômodas que sejam, constituem elementos protegidos do debate democrático. Ouça na Radioagência

The public procession of Ganesha idols began on September 25 evening, following the customary puja and aarti at Hutatma Chowk.

In view of the rush, temple authorities temporarily suspend ‘Antaralaya Darshanam’ from 11 a.m. to facilitate quicker darshan for devotees waiting in the general queues

Eligible artistes and cultural troupes interested in presenting devotional music, dance, and other cultural programmes can apply; application forms are available on the temple’s official website and the last date is October 5

Pope Leo XIV celebrates an open-air mass for hundreds of thousands of believers on the Champs-Elysees.

Pope Leo XIV is visiting the pilgrimage town of Lourdes this weekend as part of his four-day trip to France, the first official papal state visit to the country in 18 years. He is expected to hold an open-air Mass this morning at the Lourdes Sanctuary and will meet privately in the afternoon with victims of clergy sexual abuse. Follow our liveblog for the latest developments.

Pope Leo XIV celebrated a huge outdoor Mass in Paris, then travelled to Lourdes to pray at the grotto, greet pilgrims and continue his French pilgrimage.

After two days in Paris where he drew hundreds of thousands of worshippers, Pope Leo XIV will continue his visit to France on Sunday in the southwestern pilgrimage town of Lourdes with a private meeting with victims of clergy sexual abuse. The pope's four-day trip is the first official papal visit to France in nearly two decades.

More than half a million people are expected to attend the event in the heart of the French capital.

Watch our special FRANCE 24 edition as Pope Leo XIV leads Vespers at Notre-Dame Cathedral on September 25 during his visit to Paris. Our journalists followed the event live from outside the cathedral, while guests joined us to analyse the significance of this key moment in the pontiff's four-day visit to France.

Watch our special FRANCE 24 coverage of Pope Leo XIV's visit to Paris as the pontiff travelled through the French capital in the popemobile on his way to Notre-Dame Cathedral, where our journalist Claire Paccalin was reporting live. During the special edition, Father Michael Baggot, professor of theology, also analysed the images and explained why Pope Leo XIV has made transhumanism and the ethical challenges of artificial intelligence a recurring theme of his pontificate.

Amid the enthusiasm over the first papal visit to France in 18 years, we take a deep dive into religion in France. We try to answer the question, "How do the French feel about religion?" From its Catholic heritage to laïcité, or secularism, we break down the statistics on the French people's relationship to faith.