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Magazine Told To Remove "Defamatory" Article On Christian School Principal
Delhi High Court has directed 'Organiser' magazine to remove from its website an "offending" and prima facie "defamatory" article with allegations of sexual intimacy and exploitation of nuns and Hindu women associated with a church
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Amazon Funding Religious Conversions In Northeast India: RSS-Linked Weekly
"Amazon is sponsoring the conversion module of All India Mission by donating money against every purchase by an Indian," the magazine alleged, adding that AIM had openly claimed on its website that it had converted 25,000 people to Christianity.
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Three Arrested In Kashmir For Circulation Of ISIS Propaganda
The NIA has arrested three people from South Kashmir for allegedly being involved in a conspiracy of the banned terrorist organisation ISIS to radicalise and recruit impressionable youths in India to wage violent jihad against the State.
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Bengaluru-Based Doctor Gets Global Asian of the Year 2018-19
Bengaluru-based medical doctor Hema Divakar was honoured with the 'Global Asian of the Year 2018-19' award in Dubai recently for her yeomen services and contributions to the women's healthcare ecosystem, in India, said its organiser 'Asia One' magazine's publisher on Tuesday.
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Article on Kerala 'Venomous', Says Chief Minister Oomen Chandy
Kerala Chief Minister Oommen Chandy has taken exception to an article in 'Organiser', a magazine associated with RSS, saying it has "insulted" the people of Kerala and sought an unconditional apology from the magazine.
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We Don't Support Dadri Killing, Guilty Should be Punished, Says RSS
The Rashtriya Swayamsevak Sangh, the ideological mentor of the BJP, today denied that it supports the lynching of a Muslim man in Uttar Pradesh last month over rumours that he ate beef. The denial came following media reports about an article -- critical of Indian Muslims and appearing to support the lynching -- was published in Panchjanya, a magaz...
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Kerala: BJP, Congress Protest Against Allegedly Offensive Crossword Puzzle
Members of the Akhil Bharatiya Vidyarthi Parishad and the Kerala Students Union - the youth wings of the BJP and the Congress -- at the Sri Krishna College in Guruvayoor on Monday organised a protest march against a crossword puzzle in the college magazine.
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Due to Tehelka case, companies scared of hiring women: Samajwadi Party leader
Mr Tejpal, 50, has been accused of sexually assaulting a younger colleague at a Goa hotel where the magazine had organised an event earlier this month. In his petition to the Delhi high court for anticipatory bail, Mr Tejpal alleged that the investigation against him is the result of "the wrath of the BJP" which is avenging earlier Tehelka exposes...
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Full text: Resignation letter sent by woman journalist to Tehelka
A week after accusing Tehelka founder Tarun Tejpal of sexually assaulting her in Goa, the woman journalist has resigned from the news magazine because she is "deeply traumatised by the lack of support offered by the organisation" and believes Managing Editor Shoma Chaudhary has tried to orchestrate a "cover-up".
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Magazine Told To Remove "Defamatory" Article On Christian School Principal
Delhi High Court has directed 'Organiser' magazine to remove from its website an "offending" and prima facie "defamatory" article with allegations of sexual intimacy and exploitation of nuns and Hindu women associated with a church
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Amazon Funding Religious Conversions In Northeast India: RSS-Linked Weekly
"Amazon is sponsoring the conversion module of All India Mission by donating money against every purchase by an Indian," the magazine alleged, adding that AIM had openly claimed on its website that it had converted 25,000 people to Christianity.
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Three Arrested In Kashmir For Circulation Of ISIS Propaganda
The NIA has arrested three people from South Kashmir for allegedly being involved in a conspiracy of the banned terrorist organisation ISIS to radicalise and recruit impressionable youths in India to wage violent jihad against the State.
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Bengaluru-Based Doctor Gets Global Asian of the Year 2018-19
Bengaluru-based medical doctor Hema Divakar was honoured with the 'Global Asian of the Year 2018-19' award in Dubai recently for her yeomen services and contributions to the women's healthcare ecosystem, in India, said its organiser 'Asia One' magazine's publisher on Tuesday.
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Article on Kerala 'Venomous', Says Chief Minister Oomen Chandy
Kerala Chief Minister Oommen Chandy has taken exception to an article in 'Organiser', a magazine associated with RSS, saying it has "insulted" the people of Kerala and sought an unconditional apology from the magazine.
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We Don't Support Dadri Killing, Guilty Should be Punished, Says RSS
The Rashtriya Swayamsevak Sangh, the ideological mentor of the BJP, today denied that it supports the lynching of a Muslim man in Uttar Pradesh last month over rumours that he ate beef. The denial came following media reports about an article -- critical of Indian Muslims and appearing to support the lynching -- was published in Panchjanya, a magaz...
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Kerala: BJP, Congress Protest Against Allegedly Offensive Crossword Puzzle
Members of the Akhil Bharatiya Vidyarthi Parishad and the Kerala Students Union - the youth wings of the BJP and the Congress -- at the Sri Krishna College in Guruvayoor on Monday organised a protest march against a crossword puzzle in the college magazine.
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Due to Tehelka case, companies scared of hiring women: Samajwadi Party leader
Mr Tejpal, 50, has been accused of sexually assaulting a younger colleague at a Goa hotel where the magazine had organised an event earlier this month. In his petition to the Delhi high court for anticipatory bail, Mr Tejpal alleged that the investigation against him is the result of "the wrath of the BJP" which is avenging earlier Tehelka exposes...
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Full text: Resignation letter sent by woman journalist to Tehelka
A week after accusing Tehelka founder Tarun Tejpal of sexually assaulting her in Goa, the woman journalist has resigned from the news magazine because she is "deeply traumatised by the lack of support offered by the organisation" and believes Managing Editor Shoma Chaudhary has tried to orchestrate a "cover-up".
