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Madurai, Apr 1 (PTI) The Madurai Bench of Madras High Court today refused to stay the release of the Tamil movie "Komban", which allegedly portrays Dalits in bad light, saying it was not proper to restrain a movie without knowing its content.

Dalit-based Puthiya Tamizhagam had sought a direction restraining the Censor Board from granting certification to the film, starring Karthik, and a stay on its release contending that it could cause communal problem in southern districts of Tamil Nadu as some of the dialogues were allegedly against Dalits.

The movie was to hit the screens this week.

Passing orders on a petition filed by PT founder leader K Krishnaswamy who was against issuing censor certification for the movie, a bench comprising, Justices S Tamilvanan and V S Ravi, directed the registry to post the case for hearing on April 6.

The petitioner or any other person could apprise the court on that date for appropriate remedy provided the movie was found to be a problem in maintaining communal harmony, the Judges said.

The petitioner had submitted that the film had also portrayed a Dalit as a villain. He said that according to his sources in the film industry, the film was not fit for release.

He had also claimed even some members of the Censor Board had objected to the content of the film and it was sent to the Central Board of Film Certification in Mumbai whose chairman sent it back to Chennai for review.

The court had on March 30 suggested that a ten-member team, including two retired judges, the petitioner and the film's producer, could view the film in a pre-view threatre and submit a report.

But they could not see the film due to some "untoward incident" yesterday.

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The Madras High Court Bench here on Wednesday refused to pass an interim injunction restraining the producer of Karthi- starrer Komban from releasing the movie on Wednesday.

Justices S. Tamilvanan and V.S. Ravi closed a petition filed by Puthiya Tamilagam president K. Krishnasamy seeking interim injunction on the ground that the movie was based on caste conflict and therefore it had the potential incite violence in southern districts.

The judges said that it would not be right on the part of the court to stay the release without knowing the content of the movie.

Though the court appointed a 10-member panel to watch the movie, the private screening could not take place in Chennai on Tuesday due to certain untoward incidents in the preview theatre, they pointed out.

However, the judges directed the High Court Registry to list the main writ petition filed by Mr. Krishnasamy for hearing on April 6 so that he or any other person could apprise the court and seek appropriate remedy if the movie was found to be against maintenance of communal harmony.

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The Payson Utah Temple will be dedicated in 2015.

LDS Church

SALT LAKE CITY Last April, LDS Church President Thomas S. Monson opened general conference with unusual news: He would not announce any new temples that day or in the near future.

In fact, as The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints gathers for another general conference on Saturday and Sunday, two years have passed since the last announcement of a new temple, in April 2013, when President Monson revealed plans for temples in Cedar City, Utah, and Rio de Janeiro.

A two-year lag between temple announcements is rare for what President Monson has called a temple-building people.

The last time Latter-day Saints saw more time pass without a new temple announcement was the six years between 1984 and 1990, a span that straddled the church presidencies of Spencer W. Kimball and Ezra Taft Benson.

In the 25 years since 1990, the church's membership doubled from 7.7 million members to more than 15 million.

At the same time, the number of completed temples jumped from 44 to 144.

Many more will be built. President Monson suspended announcements of new temples to allow the church's temple department to concentrate efforts on a backlog of 28 previously announced temples.

Two of those 28 opened by the end of 2014 Fort Lauderdale, Florida, and Phoenix.

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SALT LAKE CITY Last April, LDS Church President Thomas S. Monson opened general conference with unusual news: He would not announce any new temples that day or in the near future.

In fact, as The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints gathers for another general conference on Saturday and Sunday, two years have passed since the last announcement of a new temple, in April 2013, when President Monson revealed plans for temples in Cedar City, Utah, and Rio de Janeiro.

A two-year lag between temple announcements is rare for what President Monson has called a temple-building people.

The last time Latter-day Saints saw more time pass without a new temple announcement was the six years between 1984 and 1990, a span that straddled the church presidencies of Spencer W. Kimball and Ezra Taft Benson.

In the 25 years since 1990, the church's membership doubled from 7.7 million members to more than 15 million.

At the same time, the number of completed temples jumped from 44 to 144.

Many more will be built. President Monson suspended announcements of new temples to allow the church's temple department to concentrate efforts on a backlog of 28 previously announced temples.

Two of those 28 opened by the end of 2014 Fort Lauderdale, Florida, and Phoenix.

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Coptic Christians pray at a symbolic funeral for the 21 Egyptian Christians who were beheaded in Libya by Islamic State last month. (Reuters)

Relatives of the Coptic Christians beheaded last month by jihadists in Libya their deaths immortalized in a gory video set against the backdrop of a Mediterranean beach are facing new extremist-Muslim violence as they seek to build a church to honor their murdered loved ones.

An angry mob in the Upper Egyptian village of Al Our the proposed site of the church because it was home to 13 of the 21 Christians murdered in the mass beachfront decapitation descended on the communitys current church after the midday Islamic prayer Friday and chanted that theyd never allow construction of the new place of worship to begin, witnesses told Egyptian activists in the U.S.

- Mina Abdelmalak, Coptic Christian

Things turned far uglier after nightfall, the witnesses said, as a smaller number of individuals threw Molotov cocktails and stones at the church, injuring several people, and setting cars ablaze, including one that belonged to a relative of one of the victims of the Libyan massacre.

The police came, but after the attack, said Mina Abdelmalak, a Coptic Christian living in Washington who is in close contact with the witnesses to the events in Al Our. There were already cars on fire. People had been bloodied. Stones and bricks had been thrown.

Some protesters also appeared at the family home of massacre victim Samuel Alham Wilson, but, in a gesture that provided some hope, were chased off by Muslim neighbors when the protesters started throwing stones.

Copts are the native Christians of Egypt, accounting for about 10 percent of the countrys 88 million people.

While they have traditionally faced varying levels of persecution in the mainly Muslim country, the Copts of Al Our -- a village on the Nile about 125 miles south of Cairo -- have additionally been in deep mourning since the Islamic State released its video Feb. 15 showing the beheading of the Christians -- 20 of them Copts, the other from Ghana.

The 13 from Al Our like their fellow Christians with whom they died had gone to Libya to seek work because their poverty-stricken home communities offered none or little that was viable.

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