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Opinion | The Vice Presidents of India I Know
It was my first day in Parliament. After being sworn in, Mr Ansari called some of us rookies for an informal chat over coffee. The conversation flowed. Noticing that it had been over 15 minutes, he asked us to come home soon to continue our chat.
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Former PM Manmohan Singh, Other Leaders Vote From Home
Former vice president Mohammad Hamid Ansari, former prime minister Dr Manmohan Singh, former deputy prime minister LK Advani and former Union minister Dr Murli Manohar Joshi have cast their votes using the home voting facility, the Delhi poll body sa
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State Education Policies Responsible For Decline Of Urdu: Hamid Ansari
Hamid Ansari said they have collected data to show that in primary and secondary schools, there has been a reluctance to include Urdu in the curriculum and to employ Urdu teachers
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Opinion: BJP's Targeting Of Ex Vice President Hamid Ansari
Democratic politics can be competitive, even acrimonious at times. But in a mature democracy, and that too one where there is the great civilizational legacy of civilized discourse-sabhya sanvad.
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Pak Journalist Row: Hamid Ansari's Denial Again As BJP Releases Photo
In the face of a fresh attack by the BJP, ex-vice president Hamid Ansari on Friday said he stands by his previous statement that he never knew or invited Pakistani journalist Nusrat Mirza to any conference.
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As Hamid Ansari Denies Pak Journalist Link, BJP Backs Claim With Photo
The BJP today stepped up its attack on the Congress over ex-Vice President Hamid Ansari's alleged connection with a Pakistani journalist and cited a photograph of both allegedly sharing stage during a conference in India.
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"No Comment": Foreign Ministry On Hamid Ansari Row Over Pak Journalist
The Ministry of External Affairs Thursday steered clear of the controversy involving former vice president Hamid Ansari over claims of a Pakistani journalist, saying it does not want to comment on the issue.
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Hamid Ansari On Row Over Pak Journalist: "I Never Invited Him Or Met Him"
Hamid Ansari has hit back at the BJP for accusing him of inviting a shady Pakistani journalist, Nusrat Mirza, to India when he was the Vice President.
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"Not Enough": Hamid Ansari On Government Response To Prophet Backlash
Hamid Ansari, India's former Vice-President and a career diplomat, today indicated that the government's reaction to the Islamic backlash over the Prophet controversy falls short of what is required.
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On Ex-Vice President's Remark At Online Event, Law Minister Says This
Law Minister Kiren Rijiju on Friday hit out at Hamid Ansari for his remarks over Hindu nationalism, saying what the former vice president has said is "wrong".
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"Biases Of US Event Participants Well Known": Centre After Ex-Vice President's Remark
After former vice-president Hamid Ansari and four US lawmakers expressed concern over the human rights situation in India, the Ministry of External Affairs on Friday said India is a vibrant democracy, which does not require certification from others
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Bihar Minister Slams Ex-Vice President Over Criticism At Online US Event
Former Vice-President Hamid Ansari's veiled criticism of the BJP regime in the country at an online event organised by a US body on Friday met with a stinging rebuttal from senior party leader Syed Shahnawaz Hussain.
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Ex-Vice President, 4 US Lawmakers Express Human Rights Concern In India
Former vice-president Hamid Ansari and four US lawmakers have expressed concern over the current human rights situation in India.
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Concerted Effort By Some To Regard Muslims As "Others": Hamid Ansari
Former vice president Hamid Ansari on Wednesday lamented there is a concerted effort by some in the country to regard Muslims as "others" and stressed that India''s plural society has been the reality for centuries.
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On Ex-Vice President Hamid Ansari's Claim On PM, Government's Counter
Former Vice President Hamid Ansari's claim in his memoirs of being questioned by Prime Minister Narendra Modi for not helping clear Bills amid disruptions has been strongly refuted by government sources.
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Opinion | The Vice Presidents of India I Know
It was my first day in Parliament. After being sworn in, Mr Ansari called some of us rookies for an informal chat over coffee. The conversation flowed. Noticing that it had been over 15 minutes, he asked us to come home soon to continue our chat.
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Former PM Manmohan Singh, Other Leaders Vote From Home
Former vice president Mohammad Hamid Ansari, former prime minister Dr Manmohan Singh, former deputy prime minister LK Advani and former Union minister Dr Murli Manohar Joshi have cast their votes using the home voting facility, the Delhi poll body sa
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State Education Policies Responsible For Decline Of Urdu: Hamid Ansari
Hamid Ansari said they have collected data to show that in primary and secondary schools, there has been a reluctance to include Urdu in the curriculum and to employ Urdu teachers
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Opinion: BJP's Targeting Of Ex Vice President Hamid Ansari
Democratic politics can be competitive, even acrimonious at times. But in a mature democracy, and that too one where there is the great civilizational legacy of civilized discourse-sabhya sanvad.
-
Pak Journalist Row: Hamid Ansari's Denial Again As BJP Releases Photo
In the face of a fresh attack by the BJP, ex-vice president Hamid Ansari on Friday said he stands by his previous statement that he never knew or invited Pakistani journalist Nusrat Mirza to any conference.
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As Hamid Ansari Denies Pak Journalist Link, BJP Backs Claim With Photo
The BJP today stepped up its attack on the Congress over ex-Vice President Hamid Ansari's alleged connection with a Pakistani journalist and cited a photograph of both allegedly sharing stage during a conference in India.
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"No Comment": Foreign Ministry On Hamid Ansari Row Over Pak Journalist
The Ministry of External Affairs Thursday steered clear of the controversy involving former vice president Hamid Ansari over claims of a Pakistani journalist, saying it does not want to comment on the issue.
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Hamid Ansari On Row Over Pak Journalist: "I Never Invited Him Or Met Him"
Hamid Ansari has hit back at the BJP for accusing him of inviting a shady Pakistani journalist, Nusrat Mirza, to India when he was the Vice President.
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"Not Enough": Hamid Ansari On Government Response To Prophet Backlash
Hamid Ansari, India's former Vice-President and a career diplomat, today indicated that the government's reaction to the Islamic backlash over the Prophet controversy falls short of what is required.
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On Ex-Vice President's Remark At Online Event, Law Minister Says This
Law Minister Kiren Rijiju on Friday hit out at Hamid Ansari for his remarks over Hindu nationalism, saying what the former vice president has said is "wrong".
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"Biases Of US Event Participants Well Known": Centre After Ex-Vice President's Remark
After former vice-president Hamid Ansari and four US lawmakers expressed concern over the human rights situation in India, the Ministry of External Affairs on Friday said India is a vibrant democracy, which does not require certification from others
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Bihar Minister Slams Ex-Vice President Over Criticism At Online US Event
Former Vice-President Hamid Ansari's veiled criticism of the BJP regime in the country at an online event organised by a US body on Friday met with a stinging rebuttal from senior party leader Syed Shahnawaz Hussain.
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Ex-Vice President, 4 US Lawmakers Express Human Rights Concern In India
Former vice-president Hamid Ansari and four US lawmakers have expressed concern over the current human rights situation in India.
-
Concerted Effort By Some To Regard Muslims As "Others": Hamid Ansari
Former vice president Hamid Ansari on Wednesday lamented there is a concerted effort by some in the country to regard Muslims as "others" and stressed that India''s plural society has been the reality for centuries.
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On Ex-Vice President Hamid Ansari's Claim On PM, Government's Counter
Former Vice President Hamid Ansari's claim in his memoirs of being questioned by Prime Minister Narendra Modi for not helping clear Bills amid disruptions has been strongly refuted by government sources.
