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AMU Decision On Removal Of Muhammad Ali Jinnah's Portrait Yet To Be Taken
The Aligarh Muslim University (AMU) is yet to take a decision on removing a portrait of Muhammad Ali Jinnah from the office of its students' union, an issue that had triggered a controversy in May, Parliament was informed today.
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Haryana Minister Abhimanyu Wants Aligarh Muslim University Named After Jat King
Amid a row over Muhammad Ali Jinnah's portrait on Aligarh Muslim University (AMU) campus, Haryana Finance Minister Captain Abhimanyu today demanded the varsity be named after Jat king Mahendra Pratap Singh.
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AMU Students Urge President Ram Nath Kovind To Intervene To End Jinnah Row
The Aligarh Muslim University Students Union has written to President Ram Nath Kovind, seeking his intervention to end the controversy over Muhammad Ali Jinnah's portrait on the varsity campus.
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Muhammad Ali Jinnah Was A "Mahapurush (Great Man)", Says BJP Parliamentarian
Muhammad Ali Jinnah was a "mahapurush (great man)" who contributed to India's freedom struggle, says Savitri Bai Phule, a parliamentarian of the ruling BJP, walking into an ongoing political controversy over the founder of Pakistan. Ms Phule, who has of late been seen to deviate from the party line on a range of subjects, also said Jinnah's portrai...
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AMU Vice Chancellor Meets Rajnath Singh, Calls Jinnah Portrait "Non-Issue"
Aligarh Muslim University Vice Chancellor Tariq Mansoor today met Home Minister Rajnath Singh to discuss issues concerning the premier academic institution, engulfed in controversy over a portrait of Muhammad Ali Jinnah on its premises, an official said.
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"Muslims Don't Believe In Photos, Why Worry Over Jinnah Portrait": Ramdev
Yoga guru Ramdev is the latest to join the row over a portrait of Muhammad Ali Jinnah at the Aligarh Muslim University (AMU). On Tuesday, Ramdev said Muslims, who do not give importance pictures or idols, should not worry about portraits of Muhammad Ali Jinnah. Ramdev was speaking to the media after a yoga session at Bihar's Nalanda.
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AMU Exams To Start From May 12, Vice Chancellor Says No 'Sine Die Situation' In The Varsity
Aligarh Muslim University (AMU) yesterday announced that the examinations of the 2017-18 session will start on May 12, 2018 with no further postponements.
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BJP Jabs Mani Shankar Aiyar On Jinnah Row: "Congress' Sanskari Freelancer"
Union minister Mukhtar Abbas Naqvi on Sunday lashed out at the Congress after suspended party leader Mani Shankar Aiyar praised Muhammad Ali Jinnah amid a controversy surrounding his portrait at the Aligarh Muslim University or AMU. Mr Naqvi told news agency ANI that Mr Aiyar's statement revealed the "true feelings of the Congress party".
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Amid AMU Row, Samajwadi Party Leader Compares Jinnah To Gandhi, Nehru
As tension simmered at Aligarh Muslim University over a portrait of the Pakistan founder Muhammad Ali Jinnah, Samajwadi Party lawmaker Praveen Nishad compared the contribution of Gandhi and Nehru to that of Jinnah during the freedom struggle.
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Internet Services Suspended In Aligarh Muslim University Over Jinnah Row
Internet services were today suspended in Aligarh district in the wake of unrest in Aligarh Muslim University (AMU) after the Muhammad Ali Jinnah portrait row.
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AMU Decision On Removal Of Muhammad Ali Jinnah's Portrait Yet To Be Taken
The Aligarh Muslim University (AMU) is yet to take a decision on removing a portrait of Muhammad Ali Jinnah from the office of its students' union, an issue that had triggered a controversy in May, Parliament was informed today.
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Haryana Minister Abhimanyu Wants Aligarh Muslim University Named After Jat King
Amid a row over Muhammad Ali Jinnah's portrait on Aligarh Muslim University (AMU) campus, Haryana Finance Minister Captain Abhimanyu today demanded the varsity be named after Jat king Mahendra Pratap Singh.
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AMU Students Urge President Ram Nath Kovind To Intervene To End Jinnah Row
The Aligarh Muslim University Students Union has written to President Ram Nath Kovind, seeking his intervention to end the controversy over Muhammad Ali Jinnah's portrait on the varsity campus.
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Muhammad Ali Jinnah Was A "Mahapurush (Great Man)", Says BJP Parliamentarian
Muhammad Ali Jinnah was a "mahapurush (great man)" who contributed to India's freedom struggle, says Savitri Bai Phule, a parliamentarian of the ruling BJP, walking into an ongoing political controversy over the founder of Pakistan. Ms Phule, who has of late been seen to deviate from the party line on a range of subjects, also said Jinnah's portrai...
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AMU Vice Chancellor Meets Rajnath Singh, Calls Jinnah Portrait "Non-Issue"
Aligarh Muslim University Vice Chancellor Tariq Mansoor today met Home Minister Rajnath Singh to discuss issues concerning the premier academic institution, engulfed in controversy over a portrait of Muhammad Ali Jinnah on its premises, an official said.
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"Muslims Don't Believe In Photos, Why Worry Over Jinnah Portrait": Ramdev
Yoga guru Ramdev is the latest to join the row over a portrait of Muhammad Ali Jinnah at the Aligarh Muslim University (AMU). On Tuesday, Ramdev said Muslims, who do not give importance pictures or idols, should not worry about portraits of Muhammad Ali Jinnah. Ramdev was speaking to the media after a yoga session at Bihar's Nalanda.
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AMU Exams To Start From May 12, Vice Chancellor Says No 'Sine Die Situation' In The Varsity
Aligarh Muslim University (AMU) yesterday announced that the examinations of the 2017-18 session will start on May 12, 2018 with no further postponements.
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BJP Jabs Mani Shankar Aiyar On Jinnah Row: "Congress' Sanskari Freelancer"
Union minister Mukhtar Abbas Naqvi on Sunday lashed out at the Congress after suspended party leader Mani Shankar Aiyar praised Muhammad Ali Jinnah amid a controversy surrounding his portrait at the Aligarh Muslim University or AMU. Mr Naqvi told news agency ANI that Mr Aiyar's statement revealed the "true feelings of the Congress party".
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Amid AMU Row, Samajwadi Party Leader Compares Jinnah To Gandhi, Nehru
As tension simmered at Aligarh Muslim University over a portrait of the Pakistan founder Muhammad Ali Jinnah, Samajwadi Party lawmaker Praveen Nishad compared the contribution of Gandhi and Nehru to that of Jinnah during the freedom struggle.
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Internet Services Suspended In Aligarh Muslim University Over Jinnah Row
Internet services were today suspended in Aligarh district in the wake of unrest in Aligarh Muslim University (AMU) after the Muhammad Ali Jinnah portrait row.
