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Following yet another incident of vandalism at a Hindu-themed location in Canada, India asked authorities to take prompt action against the perpetrators.
The latest incident involved vandalism at a park name Shri Bhagavad Gita Park in Canada's Brampton. On 28 September 2022, the park was renamed from Troyers Park to Shri Bhagavad Gita Park after the Hindu religious tome.
The Indian High Commission in Canada condemned the "hate crime", and urged Canadian authorities to take action. Just weeks earlier, on 13 September, the BAPS Swaminarayan temple in Toronto had been vandalised with anti-India graffiti.
After the latest incident, Brampton Mayor Patrick Brown said that there is "zero tolerance" for such crimes, and the Peel Regional Police is investigating the incident.
In September, India had issued an advisory to its citizens in Canada over increased hate crimes.

Canada: after 'hate crime' at Bhagavad Gita Park, India demands 'prompt action'

Just days earlier, the BAPS Swaminarayan temple in Toronto had been vandalised with anti-India graffiti.

Following yet another incident of vandalism at a Hindu-themed location in Canada, India asked authorities to take prompt action against the perpetrators.
The latest incident involved vandalism at a park name Shri Bhagavad Gita Park in Canada's Brampton. On 28 September 2022, the park was renamed from Troyers Park to Shri Bhagavad Gita Park after the Hindu religious tome.
The <a href="https://www.editorji.com/india-news/indian-high-commission-advises-nris-in-canada-to-remain-alert-amid-hate-crime-incidents-1663942936660">Indian High Commission</a> in Canada condemned the "hate crime", and urged Canadian authorities to take action. Just weeks earlier, on 13 September, the BAPS Swaminarayan temple in Toronto had been vandalised with anti-India graffiti.
After the latest incident, Brampton Mayor Patrick Brown said that there is "zero tolerance" for such crimes, and the Peel Regional Police is investigating the incident.
In September, India had issued an advisory to its citizens in Canada over increased hate crimes.
Read More: <a href="https://www.editorji.com/india-news/indian-high-commission-advises-nris-in-canada-to-remain-alert-amid-hate-crime-incidents-1663942936660">Indian High Commission advises NRIs in Canada to remain alert amid 'hate crime' incidents</a>

A government school teacher in Tamil Nadu has landed in trouble after allegedly forcing students to practice certain religious customs.
The teacher was accused of propagating Christianity, and denigrating Hinduism to influence students, according to news reports.&nbsp;The teacher allegedly made students read the Bible, and conducted prayer sessions by making students kneel and hold hands.
In unverified videos on social media, a student of the school is reportedly heard saying, "She asked us to read the Bible. We said we are Hindus, we read Bhagavad Gita not Bible. But she said the Gita is bad and that the Bible is the truth."
The incident from Kanyakumari came to light after some students told their parents about the teacher's instructions, which led to complaints being filed with the school authorities and the police.
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The teacher was subsequently suspended.&nbsp;News reports suggested that an inquiry commission has been set-up for a detailed probe.

'Bible is true, Gita is...': Teacher in trouble after students' parents complain over religious instruction in Tamil Nadu's Kanyakumari

'Bible is true, Gita is...': Teacher in trouble after students' parents object to religious instruction in Tamil Nadu's Kanyakumari


'Bible is true, Gita is...': Teacher in trouble after students' parents object to religious instruction

A government school teacher in Tamil Nadu has landed in trouble after allegedly forcing students to practice certain religious customs. The teacher was accused of propagating Christianity, and denigrating Hinduism to influence students, according to news reports. The teacher allegedly made students read the Bible, and conducted prayer sessions by making students kneel and hold hands. In unverified videos on social media, a student of the school is reportedly heard saying, "She asked us to read the Bible. We said we are Hindus, we read Bhagavad Gita not Bible. But she said the Gita is bad and that the Bible is the truth." The incident from Kanyakumari came to light after some students told their parents about the teacher's instructions, which led to complaints being filed with the school authorities and the police.
The teacher was subsequently suspended. News reports suggested that an inquiry commission has been set-up for a detailed probe.
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CAPTIONS Tamil Nadu teacher in trouble, say reports Teacher accused of promoting Christianity Teacher said Gita bad, Bible truth: student Parents complained to school, police Teacher suspended, facing inquiry: reports

<div>The teacher was accused of propagating Christianity, and denigrating Hinduism to influence students, according to news reports.</div>

A government school teacher in Tamil Nadu has landed in trouble after allegedly forcing students to practice certain religious customs.
The teacher was accused of propagating Christianity, and denigrating Hinduism to influence students, according to news reports.&nbsp;The teacher allegedly made students read the Bible, and conducted prayer sessions by making students kneel and hold hands.
 In unverified videos on social media, a student of the school is reportedly heard saying, "She asked us to read the Bible. We said we are Hindus, we read Bhagavad Gita not Bible. But she said the Gita is bad and that the Bible is the truth."
 The incident from Kanyakumari came to light after some students told their parents about the teacher's instructions, which led to complaints being filed with the school authorities and the police.
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The teacher was subsequently suspended.&nbsp;News reports suggested that an inquiry commission has been set-up for a detailed probe.

The controversy around the banning of hijab inside classrooms in Karnataka has hardly died down and now the state’s education may face another one.
The Basavraj Bommai-led Karnataka govt is mulling introducting of the Bhagwad Gita as part of its moral science syllabus from the next academic year.
 

'What is wrong with saffronisation?': Vice-President asks as BJP govts plan to introduce Gita in schools

The controversy around the banning of hijab inside classrooms in Karnataka has hardly died down and now the state&rsquo;s education may face another one.
The Basavraj Bommai-led BJP&nbsp;govt in Karnataka is mulling introduction&nbsp;of the Bhagwad Gita as part of its moral science syllabus from the next academic year.
BITE: BC Nagesh, Karnataka Education Minister&nbsp;&nbsp; -&nbsp; Gita is not only for Hindus. All such things are for all (patch) An expert committee will be formed to decide what should be included in the moral science subject (Encoder 2 12-44-57 &ndash; ANI SELECT &ndash; March 18)
The Congress, which is the opposition party in state, has dismissed the idea as a political gimmick and advised BJP to concentrate on helping students make up for the 2 years they lost to the pandemic
BITE: Priyank&nbsp;Kharge, Congress MLA, Kalaburagi &ndash; Last few years have impacted education, students have not understood concepts. It is important to conduct special classes so that the gap can be bridged.&nbsp; (Encoder 2 12-44-57 &ndash; ANI RECORDER &ndash; March 19)
Karnataka govt&rsquo;s plans to teach the Bhagvad Gita in schools follows Gujarat govt&rsquo;s decision to make the Hindu religious scripture part of syllabus Class 6 onwards from the next academic year.
While political leaders are calling introduction of Hindu religious text in schools an attempt to saffronise the education system, Vice-President Venkaiah Naidu has said that he doesn&rsquo;t see anything wrong in it.
The Vice President at an event in Haridwar said that BJP is accused of saffronising the education but &lsquo;what is wrong with saffron?&rsquo;
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Karnataka govt&rsquo;s plans to teach the Bhagavad Gita in schools follows Gujarat govt&rsquo;s decision to make the Hindu religious scripture part of syllabus Class 6 onwards from the next academic year.

The controversy around the banning of hijab inside classrooms in Karnataka has hardly died down and now the state&rsquo;s education may face another one.
The Basavraj Bommai-led BJP&nbsp;govt in Karnataka is mulling introducting of the Bhagavad Gita as part of its moral science syllabus from the next academic year.
BC Nagesh, the state education minister has said that an expert committee will be set up to discussion the introduction of moral science as the subject and what should be included in it's syllabus.&nbsp;
'Bhagwat&nbsp;Gita&nbsp;is not only for Hindus, it is for all. If experts feel Gita&nbsp;should be introduced in schools then it should be introduced,' he said.&nbsp;
The Congress, which is the opposition party in state, has dismissed the idea as a political gimmick and advised BJP to concentrate on helping students make up for the 2 years they lost to the pandemic
Karnataka govt&rsquo;s plans to teach the Bhagavad Gita in schools follows Gujarat govt&rsquo;s decision to make the Hindu religious scripture part of syllabus Class 6 onwards from the next academic year.
Also watch:&nbsp;<a href="https://www.editorji.com/india-news/hijab-row-verdict-karnataka-hc-dismisses-muslim-girls-plea-says-hijab-not-essential-to-islam-1647321217280">Hijab row verdict: Karnataka HC dismisses Muslim girls' plea, says hijab not essential to Islam</a>
While political leaders are calling introduction of Hindu religious text in schools an attempt to saffronise the education system, Vice-President Venkaiah Naidu has said that he doesn&rsquo;t see anything wrong in it.
The Vice President at an event in Haridwar said that BJP is accused of saffronising the education but &lsquo;what is wrong with saffron?&rsquo;
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Speaking at the launch of the Kindle version of Swami Chidbhavananda's 'Bhagavad Gita' via video conferencing.

At core of 'Atmanirbhar Bharat' is value for humanity: PM Narendra Modi

Asserting that a self-reliant India is good for the world, Prime Minister Narendra Modi on Thursday said that at the core of 'Atmanirbhar Bharat' is to create wealth and values "not only for ourselves but for the larger humanity". Speaking at the launch of the Kindle version of Swami Chidbhavananda's 'Bhagavad Gita' via video conferencing, the prime minister said 1.3 billion people of India have decided their course of action which is that they are going to make India 'Atmanirbhar' or self-reliant. He said when the Bhagavad Gita was born there was conflict and many feel that humanity is&nbsp;passing through similar conflict and challenges now.

At core of 'Atmanirbhar Bharat' is value for humanity: PM

Self-reliant India is good for the world: PM&nbsp;Modi 'Core of 'Atmanirbhar Bharat' is to create wealth' '1.3 billion Indians have decided their course of action'&nbsp;

Asserting that a self-reliant India is good for the world, Prime Minister <a href="https://www.editorji.com/topic/narendra-modi-1527239294024" target="_blank" >Narendra Modi</a> on Thursday said that at the core of 'Atmanirbhar Bharat' is to create wealth and values "not only for ourselves but for the larger humanity".
Speaking at the launch of the Kindle version of Swami Chidbhavananda's 'Bhagavad Gita' via video conferencing, the prime minister said 1.3 billion people of India have decided their course of action which is that they are going to make India 'Atmanirbhar' or self-reliant.
He said when the Bhagavad Gita was born there was conflict and many feel that humanity is&nbsp;passing through similar conflict and challenges now.

88th Air Force Day

The Indian Air Force (IAF) was established on 8th October, 1932 as auxiliary air force of Britain.
As of 2017, IAF was the 4TH largest Air Force in the world with 139,576 personnel.
Motto of the IAF&nbsp;&ldquo;TOUCH THE SKY WITH GLORY&rdquo; which is taken from Bhagavad Gita.&nbsp;Recently integrated Rafale jets to feature in the 2020 Air Force parade at Hindon air base in Ghaziabad - the largest air base in Asia.
FORMATION AND WW2 CONTRIBUTION
IAF was initially formed as auxiliary of the then Royal Air Force of Britain with name &lsquo;Royal Indian Air Force&rsquo;.&nbsp;IAF aided UK in World War II. KK Majumdar from the IAF was rated &ldquo;one of the 12 best pilots of the Allied Air Forces&rdquo;.
823 Officers and Airmen of the IAF martyred between 1st Sept 1939 and 31st Dec 1947. Includes casualties of the 1947-48 Jammu-Kashmir operations.
Prefix &lsquo;Royal&rsquo; removed in 1950, and became IAF.&nbsp;1 April, 1954: Air Marshal Subroto Mukherjee became the first Indian Chief of Air Staff.
DID YOU KNOW?
In 2002, Arjan&nbsp;Singh&nbsp;became the first and so far, only marshal of the Indian Air Force.
Marshal of the Air Force is a five-star rank and the term for the most senior rank in many air forces - equal to the army rank of Field Marshal.
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