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"Those Who Abuse PM...": Minister Slams Ex Supreme Court Judge's Remarks
Law Minister Kiren Rijiju has hit out at former Supreme Court judge Justice B N Srikrishna for his remarks on lack of freedom of expression, saying those who speak without restrictions to abuse a popularly elected prime minister are crying about free
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Telangana report 'will show the way forward'
Justice B N Srikrishna Committee on Telangana issue today said its report will show the "way forward" on approaching the contentious demand for a separate statehood issue in Andhra Pradesh.The five-member committee, which went into demands for forming a separate Telangana state and keeping Andhra Pradesh united, today submitted its report to Home M...
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BCCI, Rajasthan Royals to take dispute to arbitration
The BCCI and Rajasthan Royals are set to take their dispute over termination of IPL franchisee contract to Justice B N Srikrishna for arbitration.
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Telangana panel to hear TRS delegation on Saturday
Justice B N Srikrishna Committee on Telangana will kick-off its consultation process on the statehood issue with political parties on Saturday when it would hear a delegation from the Telangana Rashtriya Samiti headed by its chief K Chandrasekhar Rao in New Delhi.
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Telangana panel to meet in Delhi on Thursday
Ahead of the launch of its consultation process, the Justice B N Srikrishna Committee on Telangana will meet in New Delhi on Thursday to review the progress made so far and discuss responses received from various quarters on the separate statehood demand.
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Telangana panel seeks views from public, political parties
The Justice B N Srikrishna committee on Telangana on Saturday issued a notice seeking views and suggestions from the public, political parties and local organisations on the contentious separate statehood issue.
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Telangana committee greeted with caution
The reaction among those campaigning hardest for a new Telangana state was cautious. "We want a clear time frame for the formation of Telangana," said Professor Kodandaram.
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"Those Who Abuse PM...": Minister Slams Ex Supreme Court Judge's Remarks
Law Minister Kiren Rijiju has hit out at former Supreme Court judge Justice B N Srikrishna for his remarks on lack of freedom of expression, saying those who speak without restrictions to abuse a popularly elected prime minister are crying about free
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Telangana report 'will show the way forward'
Justice B N Srikrishna Committee on Telangana issue today said its report will show the "way forward" on approaching the contentious demand for a separate statehood issue in Andhra Pradesh.The five-member committee, which went into demands for forming a separate Telangana state and keeping Andhra Pradesh united, today submitted its report to Home M...
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BCCI, Rajasthan Royals to take dispute to arbitration
The BCCI and Rajasthan Royals are set to take their dispute over termination of IPL franchisee contract to Justice B N Srikrishna for arbitration.
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Telangana panel to hear TRS delegation on Saturday
Justice B N Srikrishna Committee on Telangana will kick-off its consultation process on the statehood issue with political parties on Saturday when it would hear a delegation from the Telangana Rashtriya Samiti headed by its chief K Chandrasekhar Rao in New Delhi.
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Telangana panel to meet in Delhi on Thursday
Ahead of the launch of its consultation process, the Justice B N Srikrishna Committee on Telangana will meet in New Delhi on Thursday to review the progress made so far and discuss responses received from various quarters on the separate statehood demand.
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Telangana panel seeks views from public, political parties
The Justice B N Srikrishna committee on Telangana on Saturday issued a notice seeking views and suggestions from the public, political parties and local organisations on the contentious separate statehood issue.
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Telangana committee greeted with caution
The reaction among those campaigning hardest for a new Telangana state was cautious. "We want a clear time frame for the formation of Telangana," said Professor Kodandaram.
