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"Wish Some People Would Grow Up": Congress MP On Row Over 'Nepo Kids' Post
Senior Congress leader Manish Tewari's social media post about the regime changes in Sri Lanka, Bangladesh, and Nepal has landed him at the centre of a political row
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"Shallow On Facts, Hollow On Arguments": P Chidambaram Shreds BJP MPs
P Chidambaram slammed four BJP MPs from Karnataka for their undermining Congress chief Mallikarjun Kharge's letter to PM Modi over the Odisha railway tragedy, saying it was another example of the "absolute intolerance" of the BJP to any criticism.
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Congress's AK Antony's Son Quits Party, Cites Post On BBC Series On PM Modi
Congress veteran AK Antony's son Anil K Antonysun has quit the party alleging "intolerant calls to retract a tweet", a day after he criticized a controversial BBC documentary on Prime Minister Narendra Modi.
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Religious Intolerance Shouldn't Undermine India's Soft Power: Shashi Tharoor
The "precious pluralism" that has been a civilisational asset to India in the globalised world is "sadly" under threat today and religious intolerance and majoritarian politics should not be allowed to undermine the country's soft power, senior Congress leader Shashi Tharoor said on Monday.
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No Place For "Bigotry", "Intolerance": Sonia Gandhi On Independence Day
Sonia Gandhi today listed "bigotry" and "intolerance" among the challenges facing the country in her Independence Day message, delivered days after taking over as the Congress's interim chief, saying that a "democratic and resilient" India has no place for such things.
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"Say Jai Shri Ram": Jharkhand Minister Heckles Muslim Legislator On Video
A minister in Jharkhand was seen on Thursday heckling a Muslim lawmaker from the Congress, asking him to shout "Jai Shri Ram" just outside the state assembly, in an incident that was caught on video, provoking condemnation.
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"Horrendous Acts Of Mobocracy": Lawmaker Nusrat Jahan In Open Letter
Trinamool Congress lawmaker Nusrat Jehan has thanked 49 eminent personalities who wrote to Prime Minister Narendra Modi on Tuesday to protest growing intolerance in the country, and joined them in condemning cow vigilantes who attack people on the basis of rumours of eating beef and cow smuggling. She also criticised the government's "selective sil...
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Allegations Of Intolerance Ended With Elections, Says PM Modi At Mega Event
Prime Minister Narendra Modi on Sunday said that he is committed to fulfil the responsibilities placed on him by Indian voters who chose to make him the nation's watchman five years ago.
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India Witnessing Over 4 Years Of ''Intolerance'', Says Rahul Gandhi In UAE
Congress President Rahul Gandhi Friday praised the UAE for declaring 2019 as the ''Year of Tolerance'', saying India on the other hand has been witnessing four-and-a-half years of "intolerance".
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Need To Preserve Hinduism From "Ill-Informed" Opinions: Venkaiah Naidu
Some people are trying to make the word Hindu "untouchable" and "intolerable", Vice President M Venkaiah Naidu said Sunday as he stressed on the need of preserving the true values of Hinduism to alter "ill-informed" opinions and attitudes.
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"Wish Some People Would Grow Up": Congress MP On Row Over 'Nepo Kids' Post
Senior Congress leader Manish Tewari's social media post about the regime changes in Sri Lanka, Bangladesh, and Nepal has landed him at the centre of a political row
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"Shallow On Facts, Hollow On Arguments": P Chidambaram Shreds BJP MPs
P Chidambaram slammed four BJP MPs from Karnataka for their undermining Congress chief Mallikarjun Kharge's letter to PM Modi over the Odisha railway tragedy, saying it was another example of the "absolute intolerance" of the BJP to any criticism.
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Congress's AK Antony's Son Quits Party, Cites Post On BBC Series On PM Modi
Congress veteran AK Antony's son Anil K Antonysun has quit the party alleging "intolerant calls to retract a tweet", a day after he criticized a controversial BBC documentary on Prime Minister Narendra Modi.
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Religious Intolerance Shouldn't Undermine India's Soft Power: Shashi Tharoor
The "precious pluralism" that has been a civilisational asset to India in the globalised world is "sadly" under threat today and religious intolerance and majoritarian politics should not be allowed to undermine the country's soft power, senior Congress leader Shashi Tharoor said on Monday.
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No Place For "Bigotry", "Intolerance": Sonia Gandhi On Independence Day
Sonia Gandhi today listed "bigotry" and "intolerance" among the challenges facing the country in her Independence Day message, delivered days after taking over as the Congress's interim chief, saying that a "democratic and resilient" India has no place for such things.
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"Say Jai Shri Ram": Jharkhand Minister Heckles Muslim Legislator On Video
A minister in Jharkhand was seen on Thursday heckling a Muslim lawmaker from the Congress, asking him to shout "Jai Shri Ram" just outside the state assembly, in an incident that was caught on video, provoking condemnation.
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"Horrendous Acts Of Mobocracy": Lawmaker Nusrat Jahan In Open Letter
Trinamool Congress lawmaker Nusrat Jehan has thanked 49 eminent personalities who wrote to Prime Minister Narendra Modi on Tuesday to protest growing intolerance in the country, and joined them in condemning cow vigilantes who attack people on the basis of rumours of eating beef and cow smuggling. She also criticised the government's "selective sil...
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Allegations Of Intolerance Ended With Elections, Says PM Modi At Mega Event
Prime Minister Narendra Modi on Sunday said that he is committed to fulfil the responsibilities placed on him by Indian voters who chose to make him the nation's watchman five years ago.
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India Witnessing Over 4 Years Of ''Intolerance'', Says Rahul Gandhi In UAE
Congress President Rahul Gandhi Friday praised the UAE for declaring 2019 as the ''Year of Tolerance'', saying India on the other hand has been witnessing four-and-a-half years of "intolerance".
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Need To Preserve Hinduism From "Ill-Informed" Opinions: Venkaiah Naidu
Some people are trying to make the word Hindu "untouchable" and "intolerable", Vice President M Venkaiah Naidu said Sunday as he stressed on the need of preserving the true values of Hinduism to alter "ill-informed" opinions and attitudes.
