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The RSS-affiliated Bharatiya Mazdoor Sangh (BMS) announced nationwide protests on Thursday against various labour law changes made by various states, including withdrawal of labour laws in Uttar Pradesh, Gujarat and Madhya Pradesh. The state units of BMS will issue letters to district authorities on labour issues ahead of the nationwide protest day on May 20. Demonstrations in districts and industrial estates will observe social distancing norms. The main issues would be “freezing labour laws and increase in working hours in various states, on migrant workers issues, job losses, among others”. Read More

Gandhi made the statement while addressing the Indian Overseas Congress on Thursday in Berlin Politics News : Congress President Rahul Gandhi has lambasted the BJP and RSS, saying they were working "to divide and spread hatred" in India. Gandhi made the statement while addressing the Indian Overseas Congress on Thursday in Berlin, the Congress said on Friday. His address was not aired live due to a technical glitch. Interacting with the Indian-origin parliamentarians, Gandhi said that "the government which is now ruling in India, the Bharatiya Janata Party and Rashtriya Swayamsevak Sangh, want to divide and spread hatred in the country. The Congress party will not let this happen". Gandhi said the strength of India lies in listening to the views of every citizen, irrespective of his/her religion or caste. Read More

While talking about mob lynchings, the RSS leader said nobody has the right to hurt others' sentiments in the name of freedom of expression but Any mob lynching incident is condemnable Current Affairs News : RSS leader Indresh Kumar has said if the practice of eating cow meat was stopped, many crimes of the 'Satan' could be curtailed, in an apparent reference to the incidents of mob lynching. Kumar was here to attend a programme of the Hindu Jagaran Manch Monday. "If the practice of eating cow meat is stopped, many such crimes of the 'Satan' could be stopped," he said. The RSS leader also pointed out that killing a cow was not approved by any religion. Condemning the recent assault on social activist Swami Agnivesh, Kumar said nobody has the right to hurt the sentiments of others. Agnivesh was beaten up at Pakur in Jharkhand on July 17 allegedly by members of BJP-affiliated youth groups who accused him of speaking against Hin...