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Police booked SP leader from Aligarh Rubina Khanum after she threatened Hindus for raising voices against loudspeakers in mosques

People cannot play Hanuman Chalisa or any other bhajan without taking due permission from the authorities in Nasik, Maharashtra

Mohit Kamboj said that more than 1,000 loudspeakers will be distributed in temples in the state on the occasion of Hanuman Janmotsav.

Ram Navami falls on the ninth day of Chaitra Navratri and marks the birth of Shri Ram

Amid the ongoing loudspeaker controversy in Karnataka, state Home Minister Araga Gyanendra said on Friday that the government has sent notices to religious institutions across the state

MNS corporator Salim Sheikh received threats call after he appealed Muslims to remove loudspeakers from mosques

Recently, a lot of people including celebrities have raised their voice against the loudspeakers used for azaan even though the same has been banned in many Muslim countries.

Veteran singer Anuradha Paudwal stated that even in Muslim countries playing Azaan on loudspeakers is banned, so why not in India.

The Bengaluru police have issued notices to over 125 mosques, 83 temples, 22 churches, 59 commercial establishments including pubs and bars, for using loudspeakers during banned hours or crossing the limit of 60 decibels of noise level.

MNS leader Mahendra Bhanushali had set up loudspeakers outside the Maharashtra Navnirman Sena office in Mumbai's Ghatkopar area to play 'Hanuman Chalisa'.