beef ban

"We hope that the Centre for Animal Law will be the first of many institutions dedicated to the study of animal issues in India and elsewhere."

It is rare for film celebrities to take a stand about anything political. And even rarer for something controversial. So when Farhan Akhtar spoke out recently about the lynching of Akhlaq over the rumour that he had eaten beef, people sat up and listened. Here's what he had to say.

When everyone is too busy finding flaws with the country, TBI reader Dr. Neeta shares why she believes in India. She talks about the over-sensitive citizens, the TRP-hungry media and much more about India in her own 'outrage against all outrages' post!

Tell us what you think about the beef ban implemented in Maharashtra.