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Man Hacked To Death For Opposing Drug Abuse In Kerala
A 60-year-old man was allegedly hacked to death by a gang of men for opposing drug abuse in the district, police said on Wednesday.
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3 Ex High Court Chief Justices, State Poll Head Opposed Simultaneous Election
Three former high court chief justices and one former state election commissioner were among those who objected to the idea of 'one nation, one election' during the consultations by a high-level committee headed by former president Ram Nath Kovind.
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Greece Set To Legalize Marriage, Adoption By Same-Sex Couples
Greece's parliament was set to legalise same-sex marriage and adoption on Thursday, a landmark reform promoted by the conservative government over the opposition of the country's powerful Orthodox Church.
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"Hamas Has No Desire...": US Opposes Immediate Gaza Ceasefire At UN Meet
The United States told a UN Security Council meeting on Friday that it opposed an immediate ceasefire in the fighting raging in Gaza.
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Sikh Body SGPC Opposes Uniform Civil Code, Raises Concern Of Culture Loss
Sikh body SGPC chief Harjinder Singh Dhami today opposed the Uniform Civil Code, citing concerns about the potential erosion of traditions, culture, and the unique identity of minorities.
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India's Sharp Response As China Opposes G20 Meet In Kashmir
China has strongly opposed the holding of a G20 meeting in Kashmir, while Turkey and Saudi Arabia have not registered for the event to be held in Srinagar.
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Centre Opposes Same-Sex Marriage, Cites "Indian Family Unit Concept"
"This definition is socially, culturally, and legally ingrained into the very idea and concept of marriage and ought not to be disturbed or diluted by judicial interpretation," the Centre said.
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"Unilateral Decision": DMK's MK Stalin Opposes Centre's Move To Privatise Airports
The opposition DMK in Tamil Nadu today opposed the Centre's decision to "privatise" airports, saying the move "usurps the rights and autonomy from the State."
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There Must Be Civility For Differing Streams To Hear Each Other: PM Modi
Prime Minister Narendra Modi said today that he welcomed "constructive criticism" and there should be enough space in public life for "differing streams" to listen to each other's point of view.
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Centre's Kashmir Move Wins Support From Unlikely Quarters In Rajya Sabha
On the abolition of Article 370 -- from which Jammu and Kashmir derived special status --- and the reorganization of the state into two Union Territories, the government today won support from unlikely quarters, which ensured smooth sailing of its decisions in the Rajya Sabha, where it is short of a majority.
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DMK Challenges 10 Per Cent Quota, Madras High Court Asks Centre To Reply
The Madras High Court has asked the centre to reply to a petition challenging the constitutional amendment granting 10 per cent reservation to economically weak sections of the upper castes by February 18.
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Tamil Nadu Opposes Centre's Decision To Conduct NEET Twice A Year
The Tamil Nadu government today opposed the Centre's decision to conduct NEET twice a year, while the opposition DMK slammed Union government for "creating confusion" over the exam for entry into medical colleges.
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Cannot Apply For Aadhaar, "Devoted Christian" Tells Supreme Court
Claiming that Aadhaar impinges on his fundamental right to follow religious faith, a petitioner today told the Supreme Court that he cannot apply for the 12-digit biometric ID.
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European Union Presses Ahead With Military Plans Which Britain Opposes
European Union nations pressed ahead Tuesday with plans to boost military cooperation as Britain vowed to oppose the creation of an EU army or headquarters.
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This Round At Nuclear Club NSG To China, No Breakthrough For India
India's bid to become a member of the elite Nuclear Suppliers Group (NSG) has been scuttled for now with China snubbing PM Narendra Modi's outreach to President Xi Jinping, by leading the opposition to India at the meeting in Seoul that ended today.
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Man Hacked To Death For Opposing Drug Abuse In Kerala
A 60-year-old man was allegedly hacked to death by a gang of men for opposing drug abuse in the district, police said on Wednesday.
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3 Ex High Court Chief Justices, State Poll Head Opposed Simultaneous Election
Three former high court chief justices and one former state election commissioner were among those who objected to the idea of 'one nation, one election' during the consultations by a high-level committee headed by former president Ram Nath Kovind.
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Greece Set To Legalize Marriage, Adoption By Same-Sex Couples
Greece's parliament was set to legalise same-sex marriage and adoption on Thursday, a landmark reform promoted by the conservative government over the opposition of the country's powerful Orthodox Church.
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"Hamas Has No Desire...": US Opposes Immediate Gaza Ceasefire At UN Meet
The United States told a UN Security Council meeting on Friday that it opposed an immediate ceasefire in the fighting raging in Gaza.
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Sikh Body SGPC Opposes Uniform Civil Code, Raises Concern Of Culture Loss
Sikh body SGPC chief Harjinder Singh Dhami today opposed the Uniform Civil Code, citing concerns about the potential erosion of traditions, culture, and the unique identity of minorities.
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India's Sharp Response As China Opposes G20 Meet In Kashmir
China has strongly opposed the holding of a G20 meeting in Kashmir, while Turkey and Saudi Arabia have not registered for the event to be held in Srinagar.
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Centre Opposes Same-Sex Marriage, Cites "Indian Family Unit Concept"
"This definition is socially, culturally, and legally ingrained into the very idea and concept of marriage and ought not to be disturbed or diluted by judicial interpretation," the Centre said.
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"Unilateral Decision": DMK's MK Stalin Opposes Centre's Move To Privatise Airports
The opposition DMK in Tamil Nadu today opposed the Centre's decision to "privatise" airports, saying the move "usurps the rights and autonomy from the State."
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There Must Be Civility For Differing Streams To Hear Each Other: PM Modi
Prime Minister Narendra Modi said today that he welcomed "constructive criticism" and there should be enough space in public life for "differing streams" to listen to each other's point of view.
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Centre's Kashmir Move Wins Support From Unlikely Quarters In Rajya Sabha
On the abolition of Article 370 -- from which Jammu and Kashmir derived special status --- and the reorganization of the state into two Union Territories, the government today won support from unlikely quarters, which ensured smooth sailing of its decisions in the Rajya Sabha, where it is short of a majority.
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DMK Challenges 10 Per Cent Quota, Madras High Court Asks Centre To Reply
The Madras High Court has asked the centre to reply to a petition challenging the constitutional amendment granting 10 per cent reservation to economically weak sections of the upper castes by February 18.
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Tamil Nadu Opposes Centre's Decision To Conduct NEET Twice A Year
The Tamil Nadu government today opposed the Centre's decision to conduct NEET twice a year, while the opposition DMK slammed Union government for "creating confusion" over the exam for entry into medical colleges.
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Cannot Apply For Aadhaar, "Devoted Christian" Tells Supreme Court
Claiming that Aadhaar impinges on his fundamental right to follow religious faith, a petitioner today told the Supreme Court that he cannot apply for the 12-digit biometric ID.
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European Union Presses Ahead With Military Plans Which Britain Opposes
European Union nations pressed ahead Tuesday with plans to boost military cooperation as Britain vowed to oppose the creation of an EU army or headquarters.
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This Round At Nuclear Club NSG To China, No Breakthrough For India
India's bid to become a member of the elite Nuclear Suppliers Group (NSG) has been scuttled for now with China snubbing PM Narendra Modi's outreach to President Xi Jinping, by leading the opposition to India at the meeting in Seoul that ended today.
