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A ceasefire between the US and Iran is shrouded in confusion, with sharp disagreements over its scope, particularly regarding Lebanon. While the US insists the truce is limited to Iran, Pakistan and Iran suggest a broader agreement. This ambiguity, coupled with continued Israeli strikes in Lebanon and differing US negotiation frameworks, threatens the fragile peace ahead of crucial talks.

West Bengal Chief Minister Mamata Banerjee has resigned from over 20 ex-officio positions, including heading the State Health Mission and chairperson of the State Land Use Board. This move was made before filing her nomination to avoid any "office of profit" controversies.

Writers, activists, religious leaders and grassroots workers will deliver lectures on 'Samajik Sadbhavna, Apni Sahiyari Javabdari' at Kailash Gurukul, Mahuva town in Bhavnagar from February 20 to 22.

A Hindu temple in Peterborough secured a High Court injunction halting the sale of its building to a mosque. The Bharat Hindu Samaj Temple, serving 18,000 devotees and offering community services, challenged the council's decision after being outbid. The judge found a strong case for interim relief, preventing irreversible steps.

The Narendra Modi government came in for some harsh words from the Gujarat high court on Wednesday for its handling of the 2002 riots.

islamic relief committee Gujarat (IRCG) has filed public interest litigation (PIL) in Gujarat high court demanding an impartial investigation into the happenings in Sansrod village of Karjan taluka on October 16.

After refusing for 12 years to compensate for religious structures damaged during the 2002 riots, the Gujarat government came up with a scheme under which Rs 50,000 would be paid ex gratia in each case.

SC refused to stay the Gujarat high court's order to the state government to repair and rebuild religious sites which were damaged during the 2002 riots.

The Supreme Court on Monday declined to suspend the Gujarat high court order directing the state government to pay for the repair of religious places damaged during the 2002 post-Godhra riots.

The Supreme Court on Monday asked for all details that led to the Gujarat high court directing the state government to help repair and rebuild religious structures damaged in the 2002 communal riots.

Today, 70-odd Hindu families live in the Patia in homes rebuilt by the islamic relief committee (IRC) in 2003. Many Muslims left the place, but all Hindus returned to live beside their old neighbours.

Ten years down the line, a rift seems to have appeared among NGOs supporting Muslims in Gujarat, affected by the 2002 post-Godhra riots.

The Gujarat HC today issued contempt notice to it for not obeying its order to compensate people whose shops were burnt down in the post-Godhra riots.

AHMEDABAD: Disappointed by Gujarat government's attitude towards rehabilitation of violence-affected people belonging to the minority community, Muslim groups have begun to raise money for solving their problems.

AHMEDABAD: On December 11, Detection of Crime Branch (DCB) officials claim, they swooped down on two youths—Haaris Ansari (24) and Zunaid Saiyed (24)—near Galaxy commercial centre in Naroda.

The petitioner in this case - islamic relief committee, Gujarat (IRC) and the state government could not reach a compromise on payment to trusts towards damages and the case was heard at length by the apex court.