The WAQF Amendment Bill is set to be tabled in Lok Sabha, with the government aiming to pass it with support from allies like JDU and TDP. Opposition parties have vowed to strongly oppose the bill, calling it unconstitutional and anti-minority. The bill proposes changes to Waqf Board regulations, with the government claiming it will improve efficiency while critics argue it gives excessive state control over Muslim religious properties. Eight hours have been allotted for discussion, but opposition strategy remains unclear between blocking debate or participating to vote against. Meanwhile, a Kerala film has sparked controversy by cutting 17 scenes after outrage from the Sangh Parivar. The film, which depicts the 2002 Gujarat riots, has faced accusations of being anti-Hindu and anti-national. The producers volunteered to make the cuts without intervention from official bodies, raising concerns about self-censorship and the atmosphere of fear in the film industry. The controversy has boosted the film’s box office success, crossing 200 crores in revenue.
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