Will Hindu women be permitted inside churches and mosques, asks Pratap Simha

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January 6, 2019

Mysuru, Jan 6: Justifying the Sangh Parivar’s stance in the issue of entry of women at the Sabarimala Ayyappa temple, Pratap Simha, Member of Parliament from Mysuru-Kodagu, has asked whether Hindu women will be permitted to enter holy places of other religions.

Speaking to media persons, the BJP leader said that Communists and self-styled progressive thinkers do not understand the sensitivity of the issue.

Accusing the Communist government in Kerala of attempting to sneak in Muslim women clad in Burkhas inside the Ayyappa temple, Simha asked, “Will Hindu women be permitted inside churches and mosques?”

“Kerala government is trying to divide Hindu society,” he claimed.

“At Kamakhya temple in Assam, menstruation is venerated and worshipped. This the progressive and Left-leaning thinkers will not notice,” he said.

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Wasim
 - 
Monday, 7 Jan 2019

U have been voted to develop ur area. Do that first. We muslims don't have any issues if your women's go to temple or not go to temple. It's ur internal matter. We don't interfere. Pls do not interfere in our matters. U have right to do whatever you want to do. We don't come there. So do good to your are in this 5 years and next time also u will get elected for your good deeds. I feel sorry for those who voted you. God bless India.

Abumohammed
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Monday, 7 Jan 2019

Ahlan Wa Sahlan welcome to   all faith include prathap simha

Abdullah
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Monday, 7 Jan 2019

If in case any muslim women tried to engter Sabarimala temple it is 100 percent her fault.   As entry of women is not allowed in this temple, she should respect the rules and should not put herself in trouble.  What is the need to her to enter in a restricted area.   In case she believes Sabarimala as God, why is she represents as Muslim.  None will stop her from follwoing Ayyappa religion as Islam or muslims will not lose anything if she ruins her present and future.    As she has no respect to her own religion how can we expect her to respect other religions.  she might be doing it to get publicity or she is bribed to do so. 

My dear friend, none will stop entry of women of any religion in masjid, but they should pray separately.   Many masjids have prayer room for women as they are not allowed to mix with males while praying.   However, for your information, it is preferred to muslim women to pray in home and there is no force on them to go to masjid to pray.  This is a facility provided to them and in case any woman wants to pray in masjid it is due to the nfluence and unnecesary advice of any person.    

shiju
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Monday, 7 Jan 2019

Dear ex bhakat, he is a member of kesari jihad organisation. 

Thanveer
 - 
Sunday, 6 Jan 2019

Yes All Women are welcome. Irrespective of Faiths.

Ahmed
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Sunday, 6 Jan 2019

Yes , all faiths are permitted to enter mosque .

 

E.g. Sheik Zayed Mosque , Abduhabi.UAE.

 

Please google it if am wrong.

Mahan
 - 
Sunday, 6 Jan 2019

Because u people are borries

Sinan
 - 
Sunday, 6 Jan 2019

Anyone can entre mosque. But women cannot mingle with men in mosque unlike in temples and churches. There will be separate place for men and women. Unfortunately, in India most of the mosques have no facility for women. But Prophet Muhammad (pbuh) warned men against preventing women’s entry into mosque.

Ex-Bhakt
 - 
Sunday, 6 Jan 2019

What the hell you are asking sir? Are u promoting love jihad?

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February 10,2020

Bengaluru, Feb 10: The Rashtriya Swyamsevak Sangh (RSS) on Sunday conducted a route march (Pathsanchalan) in Ramanagara to express solidarity with the anti-Christian forces protesting against a project to install 114-feet tall Jesus Christ statue atop Kapalabetta in Harobele town in Kanakapura taluk in Ramanagara district.

Hindutva ideologue Kalladka Prabhakara Bhat, who had led a rally in Kanakapura last month against the project, also led the Sunday’s route march and addressed a public meeting following the march.

“The district name is Ramanagara, but they have not nurtured the culture of Ram here. They have developed a strong culture of Ravana, which we pledged to dislodge,” Bhat told the gathering.

He said the Sangh Parivar will never allow the statue to come up as he said it would foment religious conversion that is rampant in Harobele.

“The so called Kapalabetta is of stones, which are revered as Lord Muneswara by the Hindus. This hillock must be named as Muneswara Betta,” he added.

Referring to the ongoing protests against the Citizenship (Amendment) Act (CAA), Bhat said the law was brought in to protect the Hindu minority in Pakistan and Bangla Desh.

“The Muslims living in India hail Pakistan. But when we ask them to go to Pakistan, they will never go,” he took a jibe at the minority community.

Reacting to the RSS route march, senior Congress functionary DK Shivakunar, who represents Kanakapura assembly seat, said the Sangah Parivar is trying to disturb the communal harmony in the district and they will never succeed in it.

“The BJP is operating through the Sangh Parivar in the Ramanagara district. The party has won as may as 26 Lok Sabha seats in Karnataka, still they are doing all these things to keep their support base. People of Ramanagara will never back them,” said Shivakumar.

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May 12,2020

Mangaluru, May 12: Air India will operate two flights - one each from Doha and Muscat - to bring back stranded Kannadigas from Qatar and Oman to Mangaluru next week. 

The flight from Muscat to Mangaluru will be operated on May 20 via Bengaluru. It will depart from Muscat International Airport at 1.15 pm local time and reach Bengaluru at 6.15 pm. After the layover at Bengaluru airport, the flight will take off at 7.15 pm and land at Mangaluru International Airport at around 8.10 pm.

Doha – Bengaluru – Mangaluru flight is will be operated May 22. The flight will take off from Doha at 1.30 pm local time and will land at Bengaluru at 8 pm. It will take off from Bengaluru at 9 pm and land at Mangaluru airport around 9.35 pm.

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Shahabaz Shaikh
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Tuesday, 12 May 2020

Hi my dear Indian, 

 

 

Im ready to pay for my flight and corantine, I wish to go back my country India, im facing many challenges in Muscat. My parents both r diabetic patients they my support pls help me to go back india, I wish to go to manglore on 20th may I saw flight. pls do the needfull. 

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July 31,2020

Bengaluru, Jul 31: Gyms in Bengaluru carried out sanitation work on Thursday following the Centre's nod to reopen gyms from August 5, after several weeks of COVID-induced lockdowns.

"We are taking all the precautionary measures prescribed by the government and will follow the guidelines very strictly. A thermal scanner, oximeter and hand sanitizers have been placed at the entrance of the gym. 

We request all other gym owners also to follow the guidelines strictly to keep their members safe and healthy," said Prasad Kumar, a gym owner in Bangalore.

He added, "The last few months have been very difficult for us gym owners and fitness instructors. We are very grateful to the government for allowing us to re-open. 

We are going to be very cautious when we open. Even before this COVID-19 pandemic, we used to sanitise all the equipment before and after every use so hopefully, this won't be too difficult for us. We are getting rid of the air conditioners to allow cross ventilation and open the space a little more."

According to Chandu Gowda, an actor and frequenter of the gym, working out at home was not the same as working out in the gym with the proper equipment.

"I'm very glad that I get to come back and work out as I used to before this lockdown. For an actor, working out is extremely important, not just for my physical health but also mental health. 

Doing exercises at home is never as good as exercising in a space dedicated to one purpose. I hope other members of the gym follow the rules and regulations religiously," Gowda said.

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