RELIGION

Lord Hanuman, famously known as India's monkey god, is the symbol of strength and devotion for Hindus.

The Jewish festival of Passover begins on Friday 22 April and lasts until Saturday the following week.

Anti-Islam party has called for burqas and minarets to be banned.

The couple exchanged pasta rings as part of their pirate-themed wedding in New Zealand.

'All refugees are children of God,' the Pontiff said on the flight back from his visit to the refugee camp.

"In Islam no one has the right to decide who is a Muslim and who is not a Muslim," says Rafiq Ahmad Hayat.

Transcript shows how one London secondary school pupil was targeted by a Jewish extremists on social media.

EXCLUSIVE: Parents warned to be vigilant after youngsters are befriended on Facebook by a radical Jewish sect.

Valls in favour of Muslim headscarf ban but says French constitution would make move difficult.

Spokesman stresses leaflets urge followers not to take justice into their own hands.

Government agency website said the "internet should be used only after subscribing".

The theme of Gajan is satisfaction through pain, devotion and sacrifice, and winning the favour of Shiva.

This year the festival is being celebrated on 13 April.

Vaisakhi is the Sikh equivalent of Christmas, celebrated with street parades and parties

It is one of the most significant dates in the Sikh calendar.

Accident came after warnings from district administrator who had not given permission for fireworks display to go ahead

Luton councillor Aysegul Gurbuz was suspended after a series of anti-Semitic tweets were uncovered.

EXCLUSIVE: Hate campaign against Muslim sect coincides with arrest over murder of Ahmadi shopkeeper in Glasgow.

Facing persecution by some orthodox Muslims in Pakistan, the Ahmadiyya community in the UK now fear incitement.

Stefanini has now been named as ambassador to Unesco.

Japanese cult, responsible for deadly sarin nerve gas attack on Tokyo metro in 1995, has 30,000 members in Russia.

Culture minister declares shaking hands part of Swiss culture and life.

People visit ancestors' graves and leave them food and paper money to mark Qingming Festival, or Tomb Sweeping Day.

Ahlam Saed was called Batman by a fellow customer because she was wearing the Islamic veil.

The US Army grants the lifetime accommodation following a lawsuit claiming religious discrimination.

Multiple abuse cases stem from original convicted bishop's 'influence over police'.

Prime Minister Beata Szydlo's far-right administration wants to return Poland to 'traditional Catholic roots'.

More than 50 business leaders have signed letter to stop the closure of firms linked to the minority faith.

Lawyer was asked to move after being allocated seat next to ultra-Orthodox man.