Hindu Gods  

In the name of secularism, it has become a fashionable exercise to mock Hindu gods, goddesses, their beli

Images of Hindu gods were burnt as a mark of protest against the Citizenship Amendment Act 

Netizens are especially upset with the retail giant for allowing the sale of items that place sacred symbols — including images of the deities Shiva, Vishnu, Krishna and Ganesha — on doormats or things used to wipe dirty feet

From PMK worker's murder to food festivals in colleges mocking Hindu Gods, the narrative spread by fringe outfits must be curbed

VHP, Bajrang Dal and other Hindu organisations have raised objections to crackers sold with pictures of Hindu gods. The Karnataka government, meanwhile, said they cannot regulate such things.

Bengaluru-based graphic artist Karan Acharya has designed two images of Virat Ram—one shining and clean shaven on a red backdrop, and the other painted against saffron. The picture reflects the Lord’s calm strength as opposed to Virat Hanuman’s aggressive disposition.