Dhar Bhojshala मंदिर है मस्जिद? Supreme Court ने पूजा-नमाज का आदेश क्यों दिया? ASI Survey | LT Show

The Lallantop Show, Episode no. 1932| 22 January 2026
In today’s LT show, Kuldeep is discussing the following news:

The 11th-century Bhojshala site in Dhar, Madhya Pradesh, long claimed as a Saraswati temple by Hindus and a Kamal Maula mosque by Muslims, remains under ASI protection with an ongoing survey halted from excavation by court order. The Supreme Court's January 22 ruling permits Hindu prayers from sunrise to sunset on January 23, while allocating 1-3 pm for Muslim namaz in a segregated area, with district authorities tasked to maintain peace and separate entries. Reactions vary, with Hindu groups celebrating expanded access and Muslim representatives accepting the verdict for equality, as experts analyze its potential precedent for other religious disputes under the Places of Worship Act.

At the World Economic Forum, economist Gita Gopinath underscores air pollution as a profound yet under-discussed economic drag, surpassing even tariff concerns in its impact on India's growth. Drawing from a 2022 World Bank report, she notes it causes 1.7 million deaths annually, 18 percent of the country's total, leading to massive GDP losses through health burdens and reduced productivity. She calls for mission-mode reforms to tackle urban air quality issues, urging policymakers to prioritize clean energy and systemic changes over fleeting debates.

In Churachandpur district, a Meitei man living with his Kuki-Zo wife was abducted and fatally shot by suspected militants, an incident captured on video that reignites tensions from the 2023 ethnic clashes. The killing underscores the perils of inter-community relationships amid divided regions, with police investigations underway and calls for renewed dialogue to prevent further bloodshed. The show concludes by reiterating the need for unity, offering key takeaways and inviting viewers to engage on social media about the Bhojshala ruling's role in fostering harmony.


Bangladesh has announced a boycott of the upcoming T20 World Cup. The decision comes amid escalating tensions and follows reports of strained relations with the tournament organizers. The Bangladesh Cricket Board confirmed the move, citing unresolved issues as the primary reason.


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