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"PM Modi In 2014": US's Example On Key Immunity For Saudi Crown Prince
The US had placed PM Modi on a visa ban in 2005 over allegations that his government did nothing to stop the 2002 riots in Gujarat as Chief Minister.
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"Doesn't Spare The Departed": Congress Slams PM On Charges On Ahmed Patel
The Congress on Saturday refuted the allegations against veteran party leader late Ahmed Patel that he had hatched a conspiracy to destabilise the Gujarat government, led by the then Chief Minister Narendra Modi, after the 2002 riots.
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Gujarat Ex Top Cop Arrested A Day After Court Ruling On 2002 Riots
Gujarat police on Saturday arrested former Director General of Police R B Sreekumar and took in custody social activist Teesta Setalvad.
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"Collaboration Strong Term": Supreme Court On Zakia Jafri's SIT Charge
Supreme Court on Tuesday objected to Zakia Jafri - the widow of Congress MP Ehsan Jafri, who was killed in the 2002 Gujarat riots - alleging "collaboration" between the SIT and some of the accused, including then Gujarat Chief Minister Narendra Modi.
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Zakia Jafri Opposes In Supreme Court Clean Chit To PM Modi In 2002 Riots
The Special Investigation Team looking into the 2002 Gujarat riots ignored a mass of evidence and drew conclusions without any investigation, Zakia Jafri, the widow of Ehsan Jafri -- the Congress MP murdered in the riots -- told the Supreme Court.
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"Modi Didn't Accept Tea In 9-Hour Questioning": 2002 Probe Chief In Book
Without parrying a single question out of the 100-odd ones put to him by the 2002 Gujarat riots SIT, Narendra Modi as the then Gujarat chief minister "kept his cool" throughout the marathon 9-hour questioning and did not accept even a cup of tea from investigators, the probe team's chief at that time RK Raghavan has said in a new book.
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Azam Khan Alleges Attempts Being Made To Create Conditions Like 2002
In an apparent reference to the Gujarat riots, Uttar Pradesh Minister Azam Khan today alleged attempts are being made to create "disturbing" conditions like in 2002, with an eye on upcoming elections in many states.
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PM Modi Eyes Investment as Britain Rolls Out Red Carpet
Prime Minister Narendra Modi will begin his first visit to Britain on Thursday since coming to power last year, seeking to boost investment and win the backing of a large and influential expatriate community.
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Be Warned. Today Greenpeace, Tomorrow You
Thwarted in his efforts to undermine the basic functioning of our democracy in the political and administrative sphere, Modi is now probing the Achilles heel of our democracy
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US Court Dismisses Case Against Prime Minister Narendra Modi for Riots
A US court has dismissed a lawsuit accusing Prime Minister Narendra Modi of failure to control the 2002 Gujarat riots, saying as a sitting head of government he is entitled to immunity.
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US Judge Dismisses Suit Against PM Narendra Modi Over 2002 Riots
Prime Minister Narendra Modi will not have to face a US lawsuit claiming he failed to stop anti-Muslim rioting in 2002, a federal judge ruled today.
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When Atal Bihari Vajpayee Refused to Nominate Himself for the Bharat Ratna
The poet-politician, the man who made India a declared nuclear state and almost went to war with Pakistan before making a dramatic gesture for peace, the Nehru of the Right - these are the many shades that make Atal Bihari Vajpayee an enduring paradox of Indian politics.
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Atal Bihari Vajpayee: An Enduring Paradox of Indian Politics
The poet-politician, the man who made India a declared nuclear state and almost went to war with Pakistan before making a dramatic gesture for peace, the Nehru of the Right - these are the many shades that make Atal Bihari Vajpayee an enduring paradox of Indian politics.
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US Court Summons PM Narendra Modi in Gujarat Riots Case
A US court has ordered Prime Minister Narendra Modi to answer allegations that he failed to stop the communal riots in Gujarat in 2002, overshadowing his first trip to the United States in over a decade.
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Narendra Modi is "personable, open guy" says British biographer
The author of a new biography on Narendra Modi, the BJP's prime ministerial candidate, says the leader was not reluctant to discuss the 2002 riots in his home state of Gujarat, where he is still chief minister.
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"PM Modi In 2014": US's Example On Key Immunity For Saudi Crown Prince
The US had placed PM Modi on a visa ban in 2005 over allegations that his government did nothing to stop the 2002 riots in Gujarat as Chief Minister.
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"Doesn't Spare The Departed": Congress Slams PM On Charges On Ahmed Patel
The Congress on Saturday refuted the allegations against veteran party leader late Ahmed Patel that he had hatched a conspiracy to destabilise the Gujarat government, led by the then Chief Minister Narendra Modi, after the 2002 riots.
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Gujarat Ex Top Cop Arrested A Day After Court Ruling On 2002 Riots
Gujarat police on Saturday arrested former Director General of Police R B Sreekumar and took in custody social activist Teesta Setalvad.
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"Collaboration Strong Term": Supreme Court On Zakia Jafri's SIT Charge
Supreme Court on Tuesday objected to Zakia Jafri - the widow of Congress MP Ehsan Jafri, who was killed in the 2002 Gujarat riots - alleging "collaboration" between the SIT and some of the accused, including then Gujarat Chief Minister Narendra Modi.
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Zakia Jafri Opposes In Supreme Court Clean Chit To PM Modi In 2002 Riots
The Special Investigation Team looking into the 2002 Gujarat riots ignored a mass of evidence and drew conclusions without any investigation, Zakia Jafri, the widow of Ehsan Jafri -- the Congress MP murdered in the riots -- told the Supreme Court.
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"Modi Didn't Accept Tea In 9-Hour Questioning": 2002 Probe Chief In Book
Without parrying a single question out of the 100-odd ones put to him by the 2002 Gujarat riots SIT, Narendra Modi as the then Gujarat chief minister "kept his cool" throughout the marathon 9-hour questioning and did not accept even a cup of tea from investigators, the probe team's chief at that time RK Raghavan has said in a new book.
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Azam Khan Alleges Attempts Being Made To Create Conditions Like 2002
In an apparent reference to the Gujarat riots, Uttar Pradesh Minister Azam Khan today alleged attempts are being made to create "disturbing" conditions like in 2002, with an eye on upcoming elections in many states.
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PM Modi Eyes Investment as Britain Rolls Out Red Carpet
Prime Minister Narendra Modi will begin his first visit to Britain on Thursday since coming to power last year, seeking to boost investment and win the backing of a large and influential expatriate community.
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Be Warned. Today Greenpeace, Tomorrow You
Thwarted in his efforts to undermine the basic functioning of our democracy in the political and administrative sphere, Modi is now probing the Achilles heel of our democracy
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US Court Dismisses Case Against Prime Minister Narendra Modi for Riots
A US court has dismissed a lawsuit accusing Prime Minister Narendra Modi of failure to control the 2002 Gujarat riots, saying as a sitting head of government he is entitled to immunity.
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US Judge Dismisses Suit Against PM Narendra Modi Over 2002 Riots
Prime Minister Narendra Modi will not have to face a US lawsuit claiming he failed to stop anti-Muslim rioting in 2002, a federal judge ruled today.
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When Atal Bihari Vajpayee Refused to Nominate Himself for the Bharat Ratna
The poet-politician, the man who made India a declared nuclear state and almost went to war with Pakistan before making a dramatic gesture for peace, the Nehru of the Right - these are the many shades that make Atal Bihari Vajpayee an enduring paradox of Indian politics.
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Atal Bihari Vajpayee: An Enduring Paradox of Indian Politics
The poet-politician, the man who made India a declared nuclear state and almost went to war with Pakistan before making a dramatic gesture for peace, the Nehru of the Right - these are the many shades that make Atal Bihari Vajpayee an enduring paradox of Indian politics.
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US Court Summons PM Narendra Modi in Gujarat Riots Case
A US court has ordered Prime Minister Narendra Modi to answer allegations that he failed to stop the communal riots in Gujarat in 2002, overshadowing his first trip to the United States in over a decade.
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Narendra Modi is "personable, open guy" says British biographer
The author of a new biography on Narendra Modi, the BJP's prime ministerial candidate, says the leader was not reluctant to discuss the 2002 riots in his home state of Gujarat, where he is still chief minister.
