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Narendra Modi Government Most 'Anti-Intellectual': Ramchandra Guha
Criticising the recent killings of eminent scholars and writers and the 'inability' of the administration to prevent such hooliganism, noted historian Ramchandra Guha said the government under Prime Minister Narendra Modi was the "most anti-intellectual" the country ever had.
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Aamir Khan Row: I Am Living Example of PM Modi's Tolerance, Smriti Irani tells NDTV
Tearing into actor Aamir Khan for his comments on perceived "intolerance", Union Minister Smriti Irani said on Tuesday that his criticism at a public event in the presence of a union minister proved that there is free speech in India. She also called herself the living example of Prime Minister Narendra Modi's tolerance.
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Bihar Has Shown the Way to Fight Against Intolerance: Somnath Chatterjee
Expressing that Bihar has shown the rest of the country the "way" to fight against intolerance, former Lok Sabha Speaker Somnath Chatterjee today said that all opposition parties should unite to protest against "misgovernance".
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At Jawaharlal Nehru's Memorial, Congress Tears Into BJP
Buoyed by the party's impressive fare in Bihar, the Congress led by Sonia Gandhi today launched a renewed attack on the Narendra Modi-led government, accusing the Centre of creating an atmosphere of 'intolerance'.
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Artistes, Academicians Speak in Support of Modi Government
A group of writers, academicians and artistes today came out in support of Narendra Modi government and dismissed the protests over alleged rising intolerance as "much ado" about the declining clout of a "pampered section" which was now targeting the Prime Minister.
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Sonia Gandhi Leads Congress March Against Intolerance to Rashtrapati Bhawan
Sonia Gandhi and her son Rahul Gandhi lead Congress leaders and parliamentarians in a march to the President's House Rashtrapati Bhavan to flag what they call rising intolerance.
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Kiran Shaw, Lord Meghnad Voice Business Leaders' Concern Over Intolerance
Echoing Infosys founder NR Narayana Murthy's concerns over 'growing intolerance', another business leader Kiran Mazumdar Shaw and economist Lord Meghnad Desai today said Prime Minister Narendra Modi must act quickly to correct India's image to prevent any threat to foreign investments.
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Narendra Modi Government Most 'Anti-Intellectual': Ramchandra Guha
Criticising the recent killings of eminent scholars and writers and the 'inability' of the administration to prevent such hooliganism, noted historian Ramchandra Guha said the government under Prime Minister Narendra Modi was the "most anti-intellectual" the country ever had.
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Aamir Khan Row: I Am Living Example of PM Modi's Tolerance, Smriti Irani tells NDTV
Tearing into actor Aamir Khan for his comments on perceived "intolerance", Union Minister Smriti Irani said on Tuesday that his criticism at a public event in the presence of a union minister proved that there is free speech in India. She also called herself the living example of Prime Minister Narendra Modi's tolerance.
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Bihar Has Shown the Way to Fight Against Intolerance: Somnath Chatterjee
Expressing that Bihar has shown the rest of the country the "way" to fight against intolerance, former Lok Sabha Speaker Somnath Chatterjee today said that all opposition parties should unite to protest against "misgovernance".
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At Jawaharlal Nehru's Memorial, Congress Tears Into BJP
Buoyed by the party's impressive fare in Bihar, the Congress led by Sonia Gandhi today launched a renewed attack on the Narendra Modi-led government, accusing the Centre of creating an atmosphere of 'intolerance'.
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Artistes, Academicians Speak in Support of Modi Government
A group of writers, academicians and artistes today came out in support of Narendra Modi government and dismissed the protests over alleged rising intolerance as "much ado" about the declining clout of a "pampered section" which was now targeting the Prime Minister.
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Sonia Gandhi Leads Congress March Against Intolerance to Rashtrapati Bhawan
Sonia Gandhi and her son Rahul Gandhi lead Congress leaders and parliamentarians in a march to the President's House Rashtrapati Bhavan to flag what they call rising intolerance.
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Kiran Shaw, Lord Meghnad Voice Business Leaders' Concern Over Intolerance
Echoing Infosys founder NR Narayana Murthy's concerns over 'growing intolerance', another business leader Kiran Mazumdar Shaw and economist Lord Meghnad Desai today said Prime Minister Narendra Modi must act quickly to correct India's image to prevent any threat to foreign investments.
