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Halal vs jhatka cut meat in Karnataka: Why Hindu activists are promoting Hindu meat shops during Navratri - Vimarsana News

Halal vs jhatka cut meat in Karnataka: Why Hindu activists are promoting Hindu meat shops during Navratri

Hindu activists in Karnataka are urging the boycott of meat shops run by the Muslim community during the Navratri 2022 season.

Bombay High Court issues notice in PIL seeking labelling of meat products as humane/non-humane - Vimarsana News

Bombay High Court issues notice in PIL seeking labelling of meat products as humane/non-humane

The Bombay High Court issued notice to the Centre and the FSSAI in a PIL seeking labelling of meat food products 'humane' or 'non-humane'.

Bajrang Dal activists held for attacking Muslim meat sellers in Karnataka - Vimarsana News

Bajrang Dal activists held for attacking Muslim meat sellers in Karnataka

'Boycott halal products' campaign by Vishwa Hindu Parishad and Bajrang Dal intensify in the state

Plea in Bombay High Court seeks labelling of meat products as humane, non humane - Vimarsana News

Plea in Bombay High Court seeks labelling of meat products as humane, non humane

Virat Agarwal, a 23-year-old advocate, has filed a plea in Bombay High Court seeking labels on meat products. The plea contended that all airlines, railways, shops must provide labelling on all meat products as humane and non humane.

DNA Explainer: What is halal meat that has put BCCI in controversy, its pros and cons - Vimarsana News

DNA Explainer: What is halal meat that has put BCCI in controversy, its pros and cons

DNA Explainer: What is halal meat that has put BCCI in controversy, its pros and cons - The controversy began with some media reports suggesting that players have been asked to consume meat in only halal form by the Indian cricket Board.