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AIMIM Leader Hosts 'Biryani Party' To Oppose Meat Ban In Maharashtra District
AIMIM leader Imtiaz Jaleel on Friday organised a "biryani party" at his residence here to mark his protest against the local civic body's order to keep the meat shops in the city shut on account of festivals.
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"Digital Detox" Fasting To Stay Away From Internet, Smartphones
Members of the Jain community in Madhya Pradesh observed a 24-hour "digital detox" fast or fast without internet on Wednesday during the ongoing 'Paryushan Parva' festival.
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PM Narendra Modi Calls For Unity, Harmony As Jain Festival Ends
Prime Minister Narendra Modi on Tuesday wished the followers of Jain religion on the last day of 'Paryushan Parva', sending the message of unity and harmony.
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After Beef Ban, No Meat for 8 Days in District Near Mumbai
After a widely criticized beef ban in Maharashtra, residents in a part of the state will not get any meat for eight days. The slaughter and sale of meat has been temporarily banned in those areas because of a Jain festival starting later this week.
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AIMIM Leader Hosts 'Biryani Party' To Oppose Meat Ban In Maharashtra District
AIMIM leader Imtiaz Jaleel on Friday organised a "biryani party" at his residence here to mark his protest against the local civic body's order to keep the meat shops in the city shut on account of festivals.
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"Digital Detox" Fasting To Stay Away From Internet, Smartphones
Members of the Jain community in Madhya Pradesh observed a 24-hour "digital detox" fast or fast without internet on Wednesday during the ongoing 'Paryushan Parva' festival.
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PM Narendra Modi Calls For Unity, Harmony As Jain Festival Ends
Prime Minister Narendra Modi on Tuesday wished the followers of Jain religion on the last day of 'Paryushan Parva', sending the message of unity and harmony.
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After Beef Ban, No Meat for 8 Days in District Near Mumbai
After a widely criticized beef ban in Maharashtra, residents in a part of the state will not get any meat for eight days. The slaughter and sale of meat has been temporarily banned in those areas because of a Jain festival starting later this week.
