Paribesh Banchao Andolon forms a human chain in the city’s Chawkbazar area on Saturday demanding adultation-free iftari items. NN photo

Modi’s neutral stance on religion

INDIAN Prime Minister Narendra Modi said every individual in his country has the “undeniable right to retain or adopt” any faith. Modi who was accused of Gujarat riot in 2002 and was always known for his extreme religious views as leader of the Bharatiya Janata Party may have passed a new signal this time to the nation. It may be the message of a reformed politician giving priority to maintaining religious harmony and political stability in India to achieve prosperity...

20 Feb 2015, 12:00 am

Paribesh Banchao Andolon forms a human chain in the city’s Chawkbazar area on Saturday demanding adultation-free iftari items. NN photo

Modi’s neutral stance on religion

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Paribesh Banchao Andolon forms a human chain in the city’s Chawkbazar area on Saturday demanding adultation-free iftari items. NN photo

Modi’s neutral stance on religion

Peru in turmoil after President Vizcarra dissolves Congress

PM launches plantation of one cr saplings

Health sector: Needs visionary outlook

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