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Chief Minister Himanta Biswa Sarma has said Assam government will soon bring a law to check the menace of men marrying women by concealing their religious identity and other information and added that it will be "equal for Hindus and Muslims".

The Haryana government will soon pass a "strict law to control love jihad", the state's Home Minister, Anil Vij, said Tuesday evening, adding that a committee would shortly be constituted to come up with a draft legislation

Titan's jewellery brand Tanishq, which has withdrawn an advertisement featuring a Hindu-Muslim couple and their families after vicious trolling, has received support on social media from users who have shared their experiences of being in a multicultural marriage.

An advertisement by the Titan's Tanishq, a popular jewellery brand, has divided the internet after #BoycottTanishq trended on Twitter on Monday. The advertisement - released last week about an interfaith baby shower ceremony - was accused by many on social media of "promoting love jihad".

Early this month, say investigators, an ISIS operative called Abdul Rasheed created at least two WhatsApp groups. He added about 200 people in Kerala to each of them and began transmitting messages, several of them in audio, urging them to join the Syria-based terror group.

An inflammatory ad equating Islamic jihad with savagery was posted on Monday in 10 New York City subway stations, even as much of the Muslim world was still seething over a California-made movie ridiculing the Prophet Mohammad.

Chief Minister Himanta Biswa Sarma has said Assam government will soon bring a law to check the menace of men marrying women by concealing their religious identity and other information and added that it will be "equal for Hindus and Muslims".

The Haryana government will soon pass a "strict law to control love jihad", the state's Home Minister, Anil Vij, said Tuesday evening, adding that a committee would shortly be constituted to come up with a draft legislation

Titan's jewellery brand Tanishq, which has withdrawn an advertisement featuring a Hindu-Muslim couple and their families after vicious trolling, has received support on social media from users who have shared their experiences of being in a multicultural marriage.

An advertisement by the Titan's Tanishq, a popular jewellery brand, has divided the internet after #BoycottTanishq trended on Twitter on Monday. The advertisement - released last week about an interfaith baby shower ceremony - was accused by many on social media of "promoting love jihad".

Early this month, say investigators, an ISIS operative called Abdul Rasheed created at least two WhatsApp groups. He added about 200 people in Kerala to each of them and began transmitting messages, several of them in audio, urging them to join the Syria-based terror group.

An inflammatory ad equating Islamic jihad with savagery was posted on Monday in 10 New York City subway stations, even as much of the Muslim world was still seething over a California-made movie ridiculing the Prophet Mohammad.