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  SRK withdraws his stand, says "I never said India is intolerant"

  Bollywood | November 24, 2015 19:29 IST

  New Delhi: Superstar Shah Rukh Khan recently stirred a serious controversy with his remarks on ‘growing intolerance' in the country.Shah Rukh had said that he would return his awards as a symbolic gesture to protest

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  Saying things in the name of religion, disgusting: Sonam Kapoor

  Bollywood | November 05, 2015 11:59 IST

  New Delhi: Actress Sonam Kapoor, known for speaking her mind without any fear, says using religion or caste as a dividing factor is not only "unacceptable" but appalling as well.The actress was here on Wednesday

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  Shah Rukh Khan willing to return awards against religious intolera

  Bollywood | November 03, 2015 16:53 IST

  New Delhi: Superstar Shah Rukh Khan, who is celebrating his 50th birthday today, said he is ready to give up his awards as a symbolic gesture against the increasing intolerance in the country."Yes, as a

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  US body slams Modi government over religious intolerance, India fumes

  India | May 01, 2015 11:45 IST

  New Delhi: India on Thursday strongly reacted to a report by a US Congress-established panel claiming that minorities in the country have been subjected to "violent attacks" and "forced conversions" after the Narendra Modi government

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  PM remarks on religious intolerance: Congress says it's better late than never

  National | February 17, 2015 20:54 IST

  New Delhi: With Prime Minister Narendra Modi breaking his silence on the recent spate of incidents of religious intolerance, Congress today said it was “better late than never” and suggested that the proof of the

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  PM Modi's 'silence' on religious intolerance questioned by foreign media

  World | February 07, 2015 9:20 IST

  New York: A day after President Barack Obama had said that religious "intolerance" in India would have shocked Mahatma Gandhi, The New York Times in an editorial titled 'Modi's Dangerous Silence' asked "What will it

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  VHP hits back at Obama, says he shoud first stop "atrocities" against blacks

  India | February 07, 2015 7:51 IST

  New Delhi: Vishwa Hindu Parishad (VHP) on Friday launched a sharp attack on US President Barack Obama for his remarks on 'religious intolerance' experienced by religious faiths of all types in India in the past