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It's not just schools — book banning is also increasing in prisons - Vimarsana News

It's not just schools — book banning is also increasing in prisons

A new report found everything from cookbooks to self-help books are being removed from prisons

Why Prison Ministries Are Growing - Vimarsana News

Why Prison Ministries Are Growing

Adaptations for COVID-19 are helping Christians reach incarcerated people, with eager cooperation from government officials.

HT Interview: By Dec 2024, you will have the entire temple, says Nripendra Misra - Vimarsana News

HT Interview: By Dec 2024, you will have the entire temple, says Nripendra Misra

Prime Minister Narendra Modi will inaugurate the Ram temple in Ayodhya on January 22, with the first phase of construction to be completed by then. | Latest News India

OMG! Bigg Boss 17: Jigna Vora's remarkable journey from Byculla jail to reality show contestant - Vimarsana News

OMG! Bigg Boss 17: Jigna Vora's remarkable journey from Byculla jail to reality show contestant

Former crime reporter Jigna Vora had spent a brief period in jail due to legal issues stemming from the murder of another top journalist. Her book Behind Bars in Byculla: My Days in Prison, which was later adapted into a Netflix series called Scoop by Hansal Mehta, detailed her time spent incarcerated. | Tellychakkar.com

'The Art of War,' Amy Schumer's memoir and many other books are banned in US prisons. Here's why | News - Vimarsana News

'The Art of War,' Amy Schumer's memoir and many other books are banned in US prisons. Here's why | News

A new study from PEN America finds that tens of thousands of books are banned or restricted by U.S. prisons. Marquis said that the most common official reasons for bans