hindu deities

Lord Jagannath's image on the wrapper of Nestle's Kit-Kat, created religious spark, gaining citicism from Netizens. One Twitterati said it is an honour to see Odisha culture on Kit-Kat wrapper, but think twice as people will throw wrappers in dustbins, roads and many will walk over. Over the criticism, the Nestle India apologised for hurting religious sentiments with this travel-break packs and withdrawal of these packs from Market.

For "deeply trivializing" the Hindu sentiments, a Brazilian fashion brand has been asked to remove the image of Lord Ganesha from its unisex apparel. US-based Hindu cleric Rajan Zed condemned the fashion brand for hurting devotee's emotions and demanded an apology. Besides, he said, “Clothing companies should not be in the business of religious appropriation, sacrilege and ridiculing entire communities.” However, the company has not responded… read-more