Parliament Intolerance Debate
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Constitution Our Guiding Light Through Dark Times: PM Modi in Rajya Sabha
Concluding a special discussion on the Constitution in Rajya Sabha, Prime Minister Narendra Modi said that in a democratic country like India, if there is any source of guidance, it is Constitution. "We have to introspect, look at the vision of our founding fathers and raise our level far more," he said.
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5 Facts About Mohammad Salim Who Sparked a Parliament Uproar Today
Left lawmaker Mohammad Salim triggered a row on Monday after he attributed a controversial comment to Home Minister Rajnath Singh. Mr Singh denied making the remark even as others pointed out that the comment was made by late Vishhwa Hindu Parishad leader Ashok Singhal.
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Youth Congress Workers, Protesting 'Intolerance', Detained in Delhi
Scores of Youth Congress workers who assembled at Jantar Mantar today agitating against the alleged growing "intolerance" in the country, have been detained.
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Parliament to Discuss Intolerance, But Gaps Appear in Opposition Ranks
The Trinamool Congress' stance holds out hope for the government which is keen to pass the Goods and Services tax - Modi government's flagship legislative agenda - in the current session of Parliament.
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'Despite Insults, Ambedkar Never Said He Will Leave India,' Says Home Minister
Home Minister Rajnath Singh, who is also the Deputy Leader of the Lok Sabha, is addressing the lower house on the first Constitution Day today. Here are the highlights of his speech
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Constitution Our Guiding Light Through Dark Times: PM Modi in Rajya Sabha
Concluding a special discussion on the Constitution in Rajya Sabha, Prime Minister Narendra Modi said that in a democratic country like India, if there is any source of guidance, it is Constitution. "We have to introspect, look at the vision of our founding fathers and raise our level far more," he said.
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5 Facts About Mohammad Salim Who Sparked a Parliament Uproar Today
Left lawmaker Mohammad Salim triggered a row on Monday after he attributed a controversial comment to Home Minister Rajnath Singh. Mr Singh denied making the remark even as others pointed out that the comment was made by late Vishhwa Hindu Parishad leader Ashok Singhal.
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Youth Congress Workers, Protesting 'Intolerance', Detained in Delhi
Scores of Youth Congress workers who assembled at Jantar Mantar today agitating against the alleged growing "intolerance" in the country, have been detained.
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Parliament to Discuss Intolerance, But Gaps Appear in Opposition Ranks
The Trinamool Congress' stance holds out hope for the government which is keen to pass the Goods and Services tax - Modi government's flagship legislative agenda - in the current session of Parliament.
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'Despite Insults, Ambedkar Never Said He Will Leave India,' Says Home Minister
Home Minister Rajnath Singh, who is also the Deputy Leader of the Lok Sabha, is addressing the lower house on the first Constitution Day today. Here are the highlights of his speech
