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The Zomato rider who was asked to be replaced by a user for the reason that he was ‘non-Hindu, has expressed that he feels hurt about the incident. 
 

A tweet by a user refusing to accept food delivered by a “non-Hindu rider” has sparked off an online debate on whether or not food has religion. Twitter stands divided, while one section slammed the user, another slammed Zomato for its response.

Stating that the party has made an agreement with the Congress on 240 Maharashtra Assembly seats, NCP chief Sharad Pawar also said that the Raj Thackeray-led MNS was mulling boycotting the Assembly polls due to reservations about electronic voting machines.

Members of the Press Club of India said in a statement that they are anguished and shocked at the incident and condemned Ranaut's behaviour and language towards PTI journalist Justin Rao.

The members of the Entertainment Journalists' Guild of India have also demanded a written public statement from Ekta Kapoor, her production banner Balaji Films, and Kangana, condemning the incident and "in particular Ms Ranaut's behaviour."

Article 355 of Constitution pertains to duty of the Union to protect states against external aggression and internal disturbance.

"There is a complete breakdown of law and order, with reports of mobs attacking doctor hostels with weapons. The government has failed to provide protection and justice to doctors," the AIIMS Resident Doctors' Association (RDA) said

The chain of events involving MS Dhoni's 'Balidaan' badge at the World Cup 2019 has triggered a big debate in India. From social media to television studios, a big majority of Indians want BCCI to escalate this matter and, in fact, some are also suggesting that India should "boycott" the tournament

Karnataka Congress block president Somanna  was also present in the meeting held by the village elders, who decided to slap a fine of Rs 25,000 on Jagadish

Southampton: Indian players sweated it out at a training session on Monday (June 3) as they prepared for their ICC World Cup 2019 opening match against South Africa on June 5 in Southampton. Barring India all other teams have already played at the World Cup while Virat Kohli and his teammates make a late entry into the 10-team competition. As they trained at the Rose Bowl, it was not a good sign for the team’s relationship with the Indian journalists as they boycotted Monday’s media session. This was after none of the Indian players or from the support staff were willing to interact with the media. The team had sent net bowlers Deepak Chahar, Avesh Khan and Khaleel Ahmed to face questions.

When asked why no player or support staff was made available, the Indian team's media manager said that it was done since India haven't started their ICC World Cup 2019 campaign yet. The Indian media contingent decided to boycott an interaction session with net bowlers Deepak Chahar, Avesh Khan, and Khaleel Ahmed

Terror outfits have already threatened to boycott polls. Coincidentally the 17th day of Ramzan is on May 23, and even in past militants have chosen the 17th day of Ramzan, which is also the day of the battle of Jang-e-Badr, to attack security installations in the Valley.
 

Netizens are especially upset with the retail giant for allowing the sale of items that place sacred symbols — including images of the deities Shiva, Vishnu, Krishna and Ganesha — on doormats or things used to wipe dirty feet

A complete poll boycott was witnessed in various hamlets like Bugam A, B, C, D and Herpora Bugam. Brisk polling was seen at Waltengunad, Panzgamnad, Kund, Akhal and Devsar constituencies.

Major GD Bakshi is a decorated war hero and has been awarded the Vishisht Seva Medal for his role in commanding a battalion in the Kargil war. He now participates in television debates and is a defence analyst.