In an historic verdict, Russian court said that there is nothing extremist in the Gita, a sacred literature of Hindus. Russian court rejects the plea to ban Gita and said it was "one of the interpretations of the sacred Hindu scripture Bhagwad Gita and there was no ground to recognize the book as extremist literature .
It's a big win for Indian mythology, its believers and ISKCON members who protested the Siberian state prosecutors demand for the ban. The prosecutors had asked the court to include the book on the "Russian federal list of extremist materials", which also includes Adolf Hitler's "Mein Kampf".
The verdict came a day after external affairs minster SM Krishna met Russian envoy Alexander Kadakin and told him to provide all possible help to resolve the issue, which has been in the court for the last 6 months.
On release of verdict, SM Krishna said, "This demonstrates yet again that the people of India and Russia have a deep understanding of each other's cultures."
Russia and India are the great neighbors, political friends and this has been proved again on the human grounds as well.
Parnika More
Listed into Experimental Entrepreneur
It's a big win for Indian mythology, its believers and ISKCON members who protested the Siberian state prosecutors demand for the ban. The prosecutors had asked the court to include the book on the "Russian federal list of extremist materials", which also includes Adolf Hitler's "Mein Kampf".
The verdict came a day after external affairs minster SM Krishna met Russian envoy Alexander Kadakin and told him to provide all possible help to resolve the issue, which has been in the court for the last 6 months.
On release of verdict, SM Krishna said, "This demonstrates yet again that the people of India and Russia have a deep understanding of each other's cultures."
Russia and India are the great neighbors, political friends and this has been proved again on the human grounds as well.
Parnika More
Listed into Experimental Entrepreneur
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