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Students forced into meditation at school, hide it from parents | WND - Vimarsana News

Students forced into meditation at school, hide it from parents | WND

A lawsuit that challenges a Chicago Public Schools plan that forced students to participate in Transcendental Meditation and Hindu religious practices has been turned into a class case.

Source: wnd.com
Suburban Chicago church sues village, mayor for discrimination - Vimarsana News

Suburban Chicago church sues village, mayor for discrimination

A church in a small suburban Chicago village appeared in federal court Tuesday to request either a declaratory judgment or alternative injunctive relief against their mayor for alleged religious discrimination.

Suburban Chicago church sues village, mayor for discrimination - Vimarsana News

Suburban Chicago church sues village, mayor for discrimination

A church in a small suburban Chicago village appeared in federal court Tuesday to request either a declaratory judgment or alternative injunctive relief against their mayor for alleged religious discrimination.

Christian students wins $150K after public school allegedly tried to force her into idol worship - Vimarsana News

Christian students wins $150K after public school allegedly tried to force her into idol worship

Chicago Public Schools implemented 'Quiet Time' meditation, which has since been accused of encroaching on religious rights for its Hindu rituals, according to a lawsuit.

Chicago student wins lawsuit after alleging public school tried to force her into idol worship - Vimarsana News

Chicago student wins lawsuit after alleging public school tried to force her into idol worship

Chicago Public School students were allegedly unknowingly chanting the names of Hindu gods, according to court documents.

Source: nypost.com