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What Celebs Say About Vikas Bahl's #MeToo Clean Chit
Vikas Bahl was given clean chit by an internal complaints committee after the complainant did not turn up before the committee
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Tanushree Dutta, Who Started India's #MeToo Movement, Speaks About Her New Film On Sexual Harassment
Tanushree Dutta features in short film Inspiration, which is about stories of exploitation of newcomers in showbiz
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Preity Zinta Claims Controversial #MeToo Interview Was 'Edited To Be Insensitive'
Preity Zinta said: "As someone being interviewed I expected decency and maturity from a journalist"
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Present Law Not Strong Enough To Tackle #MeToo Cases: Women's Panel Chief
Despite women taking to the social media to talk about sexual harassment faced at the workplace which has compelled a number of prominent individuals, including politicians and journalists, to step down from their positions, the present law is not strong enough to tackle the emerging #MeToo cases, National Commission for Women (NCW) Chairperson Rek...
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Fighting Harassment, Before #MeToo
How two landmark cases over 25 years ago, set the ball rolling on fighting sexual harassment at the workplace in India.
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Panic Attacks, Uncertain Paycheck: What's Behind India's #MeToo Campaign
It was a seemingly harmless tweet that enraged Mahima Kukreja and put the 28-year-old on the frontline of India's #MeToo firestorm.
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'#MeToo Has Shaken Up Patriarchy, Don't Stop Now': Top Film Body Member
Sushant Singh said: "this is just the beginning. We've a very tough fight ahead of us"
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Chitrangada Singh: "#MeToo Is Not About Male Bashing, The Movement Is Also For Men"
Chitrangada also invoked Tanushree, whose sexual harassment case against Nana Patekar became the starting point of India's #MeToo
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Sushant Singh Rajput Dismisses Reports Of Misconduct As 'Smear Campaign'
Sushant Singh Rajput's co-star is yet to share her statement while the film's director backed him on Twitter
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Form Committees To Look Into Sex Harassment: Maneka Gandhi To Parties
Amid the #MeToo movement gaining momentum in India, Women and Child Development Minister Maneka Gandhi on Thursday urged all recognised political parties to form internal committees immediately to look into sexual harassment complaints.
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#MeToo Shows The Legal System Has Failed Indian Women, But There Is A Way Forward
What is required is a commission of inquiry to inquire into failures of the existing legal systems and the Sexual Harassment Act.
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Resignation MJ Akbar's Idea, Won't Set Precedent, Say Government Sources
Union minister MJ Akbar's resignation today, following accusations of sexual harassment by around 20 women, was his own decision and will not set a precedent, sources told NDTV today. The lawmaker from Rajya Sabha, they said, will continue to be a part of the BJP.
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India Minister Denies ‘Wild’ Sexual Harassment Allegations
Will take appropriate legal action against the allegations, Akbar says in a Twitter post.
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BQuick On Oct. 15: Top 10 News Stories In Under 10 Minutes
BQuick | Top news, must-read stories and columns – all served up in less than 10 minutes.
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Twitter Erupts After MJ Akbar Refutes Sexual Harassment Allegations
MeToo Movement: Union Minister MJ Akbar, who returned to India today amid calls for his resignation over sexual harassment allegations, strongly denied the charges, calling them "false, fabricated and deeply distressing".
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What Celebs Say About Vikas Bahl's #MeToo Clean Chit
Vikas Bahl was given clean chit by an internal complaints committee after the complainant did not turn up before the committee
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Tanushree Dutta, Who Started India's #MeToo Movement, Speaks About Her New Film On Sexual Harassment
Tanushree Dutta features in short film Inspiration, which is about stories of exploitation of newcomers in showbiz
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Preity Zinta Claims Controversial #MeToo Interview Was 'Edited To Be Insensitive'
Preity Zinta said: "As someone being interviewed I expected decency and maturity from a journalist"
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Present Law Not Strong Enough To Tackle #MeToo Cases: Women's Panel Chief
Despite women taking to the social media to talk about sexual harassment faced at the workplace which has compelled a number of prominent individuals, including politicians and journalists, to step down from their positions, the present law is not strong enough to tackle the emerging #MeToo cases, National Commission for Women (NCW) Chairperson Rek...
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Fighting Harassment, Before #MeToo
How two landmark cases over 25 years ago, set the ball rolling on fighting sexual harassment at the workplace in India.
-
Panic Attacks, Uncertain Paycheck: What's Behind India's #MeToo Campaign
It was a seemingly harmless tweet that enraged Mahima Kukreja and put the 28-year-old on the frontline of India's #MeToo firestorm.
-
'#MeToo Has Shaken Up Patriarchy, Don't Stop Now': Top Film Body Member
Sushant Singh said: "this is just the beginning. We've a very tough fight ahead of us"
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Chitrangada Singh: "#MeToo Is Not About Male Bashing, The Movement Is Also For Men"
Chitrangada also invoked Tanushree, whose sexual harassment case against Nana Patekar became the starting point of India's #MeToo
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Sushant Singh Rajput Dismisses Reports Of Misconduct As 'Smear Campaign'
Sushant Singh Rajput's co-star is yet to share her statement while the film's director backed him on Twitter
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Form Committees To Look Into Sex Harassment: Maneka Gandhi To Parties
Amid the #MeToo movement gaining momentum in India, Women and Child Development Minister Maneka Gandhi on Thursday urged all recognised political parties to form internal committees immediately to look into sexual harassment complaints.
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#MeToo Shows The Legal System Has Failed Indian Women, But There Is A Way Forward
What is required is a commission of inquiry to inquire into failures of the existing legal systems and the Sexual Harassment Act.
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Resignation MJ Akbar's Idea, Won't Set Precedent, Say Government Sources
Union minister MJ Akbar's resignation today, following accusations of sexual harassment by around 20 women, was his own decision and will not set a precedent, sources told NDTV today. The lawmaker from Rajya Sabha, they said, will continue to be a part of the BJP.
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India Minister Denies ‘Wild’ Sexual Harassment Allegations
Will take appropriate legal action against the allegations, Akbar says in a Twitter post.
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BQuick On Oct. 15: Top 10 News Stories In Under 10 Minutes
BQuick | Top news, must-read stories and columns – all served up in less than 10 minutes.
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Twitter Erupts After MJ Akbar Refutes Sexual Harassment Allegations
MeToo Movement: Union Minister MJ Akbar, who returned to India today amid calls for his resignation over sexual harassment allegations, strongly denied the charges, calling them "false, fabricated and deeply distressing".
