Whether it is necessary to establish that hijab is an essential religious practice to seek the protection of Article 25(Freedom of conscience and free profession, practice and propagation of religion)? The Supreme Court Thursday announced a split verdict in the Karnataka hijab ban case. In view of the “divergence in... The post appeared first on .

Kochi Nov 19 PTI K R Vijayan Kochi-based tea stall owner whose trips across the world with his wife earned them near-global fame died of a heart attack here on Friday family sources said He was 71 Vijayan and his wife Mohana owned a modest tea stall Sri Balaji Coffee House here and became famous after they funded their world tours from their earnings The couple recently returned from a family tour of Russia The two used to save Rs 300 daily from their earnings from the tea stall and travelled to Israel in 2007 their first journey outside the country In the last 14 years the couple had visited 26 countries The couple used to take small loans also to fund the trips As the news of the couple travelling across the world became viral they started getting sponsors like industrialist Anand Mahindra who in 2019 sponsored their visit to Australia after coming to know about them from the social media Their last trip to Russia was on October 21 and they returned on October 28Due to the COVID-19 pandemic-induced lockdown their last trip before the one to Russia was in November-December 2019 Provider of my parippu vadas pazham pori and chai at least twice a week the teller of travel tales young-at-heart buddy the globe-trotting tea-seller of Ernakulam Vijayan passes away He had just returned from Russia where his wish was to meet Putin well-known writer N S Madhavan tweeted Vijayan is survived by wife two daughters Sasikala Usha and three grandchildren The mortal remains would be cremated this evening PTI RRT NVG NVG

Mohana Vijayan and KR Vijayan, an elderly couple from Kochi have been running a coffee house for the past 27 years and travelling around the world with their earnings.  Their first international trip was to Israel in 2007. Since then they have travelled to 25 countries together.  READ: Coffee lovers take note! Benefits of the drink  […]

New Delhi [India], September 18 (ANI): Chief Justice of India NV Ramana on Saturday stressed the need for 'Indianisation' of the legal system and said that system practices and rules being colonial in origin may not be best suited to the needs of the Indian population.