Mumbai: Nearly 17 years after a blast ripped through a chowk in the otherwise quiet town in Maharashtra’s Nashik, Sadhvi Pragya Singh Thakur, Lt Colonel Prasad Purohit and five other accused in the ...

Bhopal, January 23 (IANS): BJP leader and former MP Sadhvi Pragya Singh Thakur on Friday said that the son of a foreign woman is not fit to rule, a remark that can spark political controversy.

BJP leader and former MP Sadhvi Pragya Singh Thakur stirred debate on Friday by asserting that the son of a foreign woman is not fit to rule. Speaking to reporters, she invoked the ancient thinker ...

On Gandhi Jayanti, Congress Attacks BJP With Pragya Thakur's Godse Remark The poster, apparently put up by the party's local leaders, dubbed BJP MP from Bhopal, Pragya Thakur "Hinsa ki Pujarin ...

BHOPAL, India — Pragya Singh Thakur is a Hindu ascetic who has boasted of her role in destroying a medieval mosque, valorized the man who murdered Mohandas Gandhi as a “patriot” and is facing trial on ...

BHOPAL, India (Reuters) - For nearly a decade, Pragya Thakur was known mostly as the saffron-clad Hindu ascetic shuttling in and out of Indian courts, flanked by police, facing charges under an ...

Nobel laureate Kailash Satyarthi took to Twitter to warn the country that comments by people like Pragya Thakur were “killing the soul of India.” Nobel laureate Kailash Satyarthi on Saturday lashed ...

Panellists at the event organised by Think India forum included Attorney General R. Venkataramani, Delhi HC judge Saurabh ...

Last month, after Pragya’s reference to Nathuram Godse created an uproar in the House, Gandhi had tweeted, “Terrorist Pragya calls terrorist Godse, a patriot. A sad day, in the history of India’s ...

Her act has left many surprised, with the Madhya Pradesh Congress saying that it was delighted to see Thakur trying her hands at the basketball game, given that it was so far under the impression that ...

Former Bhopal MP Pragya Singh Thakur. A controversy has erupted over former Bhopal MP Pragya Singh Thakur's remarks that parents should refrain their daughters from visiting the houses of "non-Hindus" ...