Friday, February 13, 2026
12.1 C
New Delhi

NHRC seeks details of halal, jhatka food served on trains

NHRC seeks details of halal, jhatka food served on trains

.

NEW DELHI: Dissatisfied with the response of IRCTC, Indian Railways’ catering and ticketing agency, to its earlier notice on a complaint alleging that “only halal-processed meat” is served in non-vegetarian meals on trains, which would be “unfair discrimination” and amount to “violations of human rights”, the panel has sought a fresh action taken report (ATR) with a list of all food contractors and vendors engaged by it for serving food. Details of whether the non-vegetarian food served by contractors and vendors is halal or jhatka, or both, have also been sought. The ATR is to be submitted within four weeks. The first notice in Nov stated the allegations were prima facie violations of human rights, as selling only Halal meat “badly affects” livelihood of Hindu SC and non-Muslim communities.

Go to Source

Hot this week

Japan captures Chinese vessel for ‘trying to flee’ as tensions soar with Beijing

The Chinese boat was captured in Japan’s exclusive economic zone off Nagasaki Prefecture when it was intercepted by the Japanese authorities, following which the captain was arrested Go to Source Read More

‘He Deserves Better’: Ex-US Envoy Hails Court’s Medical Order For Imran Khan, Calls For His Release

Zalmay Khalilzad welcomed Pakistan’s top court’s order for Imran Khan’s medical examination, citing vision loss in his right eye and urging Khan’s release from jail. Read More

Rera only facilitating builders in default: SC

NEW DELHI: Supreme Court on Thursday said it is high time all states rethought the constitution of the real estate regulatory authority (Rera) as the institution is doing nothing except “facilitating” defaulting builders. Read More

Bangladesh PM Salary vs Indian PM: Who Earns More And How Do The Perks Compare?

Show Quick Read Key points generated by AI, verified by newsroom Bangladesh election results: Bangladesh is conducting its 13th parliamentary elections, with vote counting still in progress. Read More

Who Is Tarique Rahman? Khaleda Zia’s Son Set To Become Bangladesh’s Next PM

Tarique Rahman’s rise in Bangladesh’s politics marks a dramatic comeback following his 17 years of self-imposed exile in London. Read More

Topics

Japan captures Chinese vessel for ‘trying to flee’ as tensions soar with Beijing

The Chinese boat was captured in Japan’s exclusive economic zone off Nagasaki Prefecture when it was intercepted by the Japanese authorities, following which the captain was arrested Go to Source Read More

‘He Deserves Better’: Ex-US Envoy Hails Court’s Medical Order For Imran Khan, Calls For His Release

Zalmay Khalilzad welcomed Pakistan’s top court’s order for Imran Khan’s medical examination, citing vision loss in his right eye and urging Khan’s release from jail. Read More

Rera only facilitating builders in default: SC

NEW DELHI: Supreme Court on Thursday said it is high time all states rethought the constitution of the real estate regulatory authority (Rera) as the institution is doing nothing except “facilitating” defaulting builders. Read More

Bangladesh PM Salary vs Indian PM: Who Earns More And How Do The Perks Compare?

Show Quick Read Key points generated by AI, verified by newsroom Bangladesh election results: Bangladesh is conducting its 13th parliamentary elections, with vote counting still in progress. Read More

Who Is Tarique Rahman? Khaleda Zia’s Son Set To Become Bangladesh’s Next PM

Tarique Rahman’s rise in Bangladesh’s politics marks a dramatic comeback following his 17 years of self-imposed exile in London. Read More

Use earphones on planes or face action

NEW DELHI: Next time you play music on an aircraft without using earphones, you may face penal action. Read More

Just move your heels: A 3-min trick may reduce post-meal sugar spike

NEW DELHI: What if lowering your blood sugar did not require a treadmill, gym membership or even standing up? Read More

Kiren Rijiju releases video of women Congress MPs in verbal confrontation in Speaker chamber

NEW DELHI: The row over Lok Sabha Speaker Om Birla’s statement that last week he was forced to request PM Narendra Modi not to speak during the debate on motion of thanks to President because of the fear that some of Congress’ women M Read More

Related Articles