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'Super Baby'? RSS Workshop In Kolkata Has 'Ancient' Advice For Parents-To-Be
Arogya Bharati's garbh sanskar or womb purification workshop in Kolkata got off to a chaotic start on Sunday.
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RSS Appeals To Court After Police Says No To Meet In Kolkata On Saturday
48 hours before the Rashtriya Swayamsevak Sangh or RSS plans to hold a public meeting in Kolkata, where the chief guest is Mohan Bhagwat, the police have denied permission for the event. The two venues proposed by the RSS have been found unfit and the police have suggested RSS defer the meeting.
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With Elections A Few Months Away, BJP Revamps West Bengal Unit
With an eye on Assembly polls, BJP West Bengal unit has thoroughly revamped its party organisation inducting new faces for the top posts to place itself as a credible opposition.
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Christians Say They are Under Siege in India After Nun's Rape, Church Attacks
Christians in India said on Monday that the government of Prime Minister Narendra Modi has not done enough to protect their religion, after a spate of attacks including the rape of a 72-year-old nun in Bengal over the weekend.
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'Super Baby'? RSS Workshop In Kolkata Has 'Ancient' Advice For Parents-To-Be
Arogya Bharati's garbh sanskar or womb purification workshop in Kolkata got off to a chaotic start on Sunday.
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RSS Appeals To Court After Police Says No To Meet In Kolkata On Saturday
48 hours before the Rashtriya Swayamsevak Sangh or RSS plans to hold a public meeting in Kolkata, where the chief guest is Mohan Bhagwat, the police have denied permission for the event. The two venues proposed by the RSS have been found unfit and the police have suggested RSS defer the meeting.
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With Elections A Few Months Away, BJP Revamps West Bengal Unit
With an eye on Assembly polls, BJP West Bengal unit has thoroughly revamped its party organisation inducting new faces for the top posts to place itself as a credible opposition.
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Christians Say They are Under Siege in India After Nun's Rape, Church Attacks
Christians in India said on Monday that the government of Prime Minister Narendra Modi has not done enough to protect their religion, after a spate of attacks including the rape of a 72-year-old nun in Bengal over the weekend.
