New Delhi [India], October 13 (ANI): A shop owner in Delhi was nabbed for stealing over a dozen decorative 'thali' hampers used in Karva Chauth, the religious festival where women fast for their husbands.

New Delhi: In another attack on advertisement, Home Minister (HM) of Madhya Pradesh, Narottam Mishra issued a ’24-hour ultimatum’ and threatened to send the ‘police force’ to fashion designer Sabyasachi Mukherjee on the Mangalsutra advertisement. “In the context of making heritage and culture a dynamic conversation, the Mangalsutracampaign aimed to talk about inclusivity and empowerment. The campaign was intended as a celebration and we are deeply saddened that it has instead offended a section of our society.

New Delhi: In another attack on advertisement, Home Minister (HM) of Madhya Pradesh, Narottam Mishra issued a ’24-hour ultimatum’ and threatened to send the ‘police force’ to fashion designer Sabyasachi Mukherjee on the Mangalsutra advertisement. “In the context of making heritage and culture a dynamic conversation, the Mangalsutracampaign aimed to talk about inclusivity and empowerment. The campaign was intended as a celebration and we are deeply saddened that it has instead offended a section of our society.

New Delhi: In another attack on advertisement, Home Minister (HM) of Madhya Pradesh, Narottam Mishra issued a ’24-hour ultimatum’ and threatened to send the ‘police force’ to fashion designer Sabyasachi Mukherjee on the Mangalsutra advertisement. “In the context of making heritage and culture a dynamic conversation, the Mangalsutracampaign aimed to talk about inclusivity and empowerment. The campaign was intended as a celebration and we are deeply saddened that it has instead offended a section of our society.

Bhopal (Madhya Pradesh) [India], October 26 (ANI): Consumer Goods Company Dabur India Limited has withdrawn an advertisement featuring a lesbian couple celebrating the Hindu festival of Karwa Chauth, hours after Madhya Pradesh Home Minister Narottam Mishra criticised it for showing "objectionable content" and said that legal steps would be taken if the advertisement was not withdrawn.

Bhopal Oct 25 PTI Madhya Pradesh Home Minister Narottam Mishra on Monday said he has directed the state police chief to convey to Dabur India to withdraw an objectionable beauty product advertisement showing two women celebrating the Karva Chauth festival and take legal steps if the ad is not taken back by the consumer goods maker The statement came after the advertisement of Fem cream bleach a product of Dabur India Limited showing a same-sex couple celebrating Karva Chauth and watching each other through a sieve On Karva Chauth married women especially in North India observe fast from sunrise to moonrise for the safety and longevity of their husbands Karva Chauth was observed on Sunday I consider this a serious matter More so because such advertisements and clippings are made on the rituals of Hindu festivals only They the advertisement showed lesbians celebrating Karva Chauth and seeing each other through a sieve In future they will show two men taking feras marrying each other according to Hindu rituals This is objectionable Mishra told reporters The state home minister said he has directed the DGP Director General of Police to ask the company to withdraw this advertisement And if it fails to do so take legal steps after examining the advertisement he added PTI ADU BNM NSK NSK NSK

New Delhi [India], October 24 (ANI): Women across India who had kept a fast for the wellbeing of their husbands on Karwa Chauth broke it after seeing the full moon late on Sunday.

New Delhi [India], October 24 (ANI): After bail to her husband Raj Kundra in the porn video racket case, actor Shilpa Shetty is all set to celebrate the auspicious festival of Karva Chauth.

New Delhi [India], October 24 (ANI): Megastar Amitabh Bachchan on Sunday extended Karva Chauth wishes to everyone by sharing a priceless picture with wife Jaya Bachchan from their iconic family drama 'Kabhi Khushi Kabhie Gham'.

The Commission has also directed the shop owner to pay Rs 7390 Rs 5390 as the cost of the suit and Rs 2000 as stitching charges and Rs 5000 as cost of litigation to the complainantThe defects were explained to the shop owner and it was noticed that it got spoiled due to colour bleedPleading that there was no deficiency in service or unfair trade practice on its part the shop owner prayed for the dismissal of the complaintAfter hearing the arguments the Commission said neither the suit was replaced nor the amount was refunded to the complainant despite the promise made by the shop ownerThe shop owner has also been told to pay a compensation of Rs5000 for causing mental agony and harassment and Rs5000 as cost of litigation to the complainant