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"Pride Of Every Tamilian": Minister Attacks Opposition Over 'Sengol' Demand
The opposition's push to keep the Constitution front and centre by asking for the 'sengol', a sceptre kept next to the Speaker's chair in the Lok Sabha, to be replaced by a copy of the text has led to a strong pushback by the government.
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"INDIA Bloc Hates Tamil Culture": Yogi Adityanath On 'Sengol' Row
Uttar Pradesh Chief Minister Yogi Adityanath today slammed the Samajwadi Party (SP) and the broader INDIA bloc for their remarks on the 'Sengol', accusing them of disrespecting Indian history and Tamil culture.
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Samajwadi Party MP Wants Constitution To Replace 'Sengol', BJP Hits Back
The 'sengol' installed next to the Speaker's chair in Lok Sabha has emerged as the latest flashpoint this Parliament session after Opposition MPs questioned its relevance in a democracy and the BJP accused them of disrespecting Indian culture.
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BJP's "Fake Factory" Stands Exposed, Says Jairam Ramesh On Sengol Issue
The BJP's claim that the 'Sengol' was a symbol of transfer of power from the British to former prime minister Jawaharlal Nehru has been exposed, Congress leader Jairam Ramesh said on Friday citing an interview quoting a Tamil Nadu-based religious bod
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Opinion: The Opposition Boycott And Its Implications For 2024
It underlines that India is now a polarised society, and the opposition has shown remarkable agility in holding the government accountable and posing tough questions.
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Opinion: Sengol Marks Distinct Shift In Symbolism
The Sengol, unlike the mace, is not a symbol of royal authority or an emblem of battle-hardened prowess. Instead, it is a revered symbol more akin to an olive branch, a testament to law, justice, and time-honoured traditions.
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"Let Us Embrace": Shashi Tharoor Tweets His Take On 'Sengol' Controversy
Senior Congress leader Shashi Tharoor has waded into the massive controversy surrounding the historic sceptre 'sengol' that was installed by Prime Minister Narendra Modi in the new Lok Sabha chamber today.
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5 Facts About 'Sengol' Installed By PM Modi In New Parliament
Prime Minister Narendra Modi today installed a historic sceptre 'Sengol' next to the Lok Sabha Speaker's seat in the newly constructed Parliament building.
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"Your Sevak Got It Out Of Museum": PM's Stinger Amid 'Sengol' Controversy
Prime Minister Narendra Modi today took a swipe at the Congress for not giving the historical sceptre Sengol "due respect" a day before the inauguration of the new parliament, where the Sengol will be installed.
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Tamil Nadu Seers Present Sceptre To PM Ahead Of New Parliament Opening
New Parliament Inauguration: The seers from Tamil Nadu handed over a sacred sceptre to Prime Minister Narendra Modi amid chanting of mantras, a day ahead of the big parliament inauguration ceremony.
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C Rajagopalachari's Great-Grandson Tells Congress To Apologise Over Sengol Row
As the row over 'Sengol' became the latest addition to the new Parliament building political slugfest, former Union Home Minister C Rajagopalachari's great-grandson and BJP leader CR Kesavan on Saturday demanded an apology from Congress.
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"Gandhi Family Kept 'Sengol' In Dark Corner As...": Smriti Irani's Jibe At Congress
Slamming Congress for boycotting the inauguration of the new Parliament building by Prime Minister Narendra Modi, Union Minister Smriti Irani on Friday said that Gandhi family kept 'Sengol' in dark corner of a museum as a 'stick of Nehruji'.
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Seers From Tamil Nadu Arrive In Delhi, Prepare For Big 'Sengol' Ceremony
Ahead of the inauguration of the new parliament on Sunday, nearly 30 pontiffs from different Adheenams of Tamil Nadu arrived in the national capital, and visited the Uttara Swami malai temple on Friday to offer prayers.
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"Get Some Idea About Sengol": Minister Jibes Congress, Shares 1947 Report
Slamming the Opposition parties for boycotting the inauguration of the new Parliament building, Union Minister Hardeep Singh Puri said that by doing this Congress party is also opposing former Prime Minister Jawaharlal Nehru.
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Opinion: The New Parliament Building And The Democratic Future Of India
The long term impact of the new parliament building on Indian politics, especially in relation to the idea of people's representation, however, has not been given any serious attention.
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"Pride Of Every Tamilian": Minister Attacks Opposition Over 'Sengol' Demand
The opposition's push to keep the Constitution front and centre by asking for the 'sengol', a sceptre kept next to the Speaker's chair in the Lok Sabha, to be replaced by a copy of the text has led to a strong pushback by the government.
-
"INDIA Bloc Hates Tamil Culture": Yogi Adityanath On 'Sengol' Row
Uttar Pradesh Chief Minister Yogi Adityanath today slammed the Samajwadi Party (SP) and the broader INDIA bloc for their remarks on the 'Sengol', accusing them of disrespecting Indian history and Tamil culture.
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Samajwadi Party MP Wants Constitution To Replace 'Sengol', BJP Hits Back
The 'sengol' installed next to the Speaker's chair in Lok Sabha has emerged as the latest flashpoint this Parliament session after Opposition MPs questioned its relevance in a democracy and the BJP accused them of disrespecting Indian culture.
-
BJP's "Fake Factory" Stands Exposed, Says Jairam Ramesh On Sengol Issue
The BJP's claim that the 'Sengol' was a symbol of transfer of power from the British to former prime minister Jawaharlal Nehru has been exposed, Congress leader Jairam Ramesh said on Friday citing an interview quoting a Tamil Nadu-based religious bod
-
Opinion: The Opposition Boycott And Its Implications For 2024
It underlines that India is now a polarised society, and the opposition has shown remarkable agility in holding the government accountable and posing tough questions.
-
Opinion: Sengol Marks Distinct Shift In Symbolism
The Sengol, unlike the mace, is not a symbol of royal authority or an emblem of battle-hardened prowess. Instead, it is a revered symbol more akin to an olive branch, a testament to law, justice, and time-honoured traditions.
-
"Let Us Embrace": Shashi Tharoor Tweets His Take On 'Sengol' Controversy
Senior Congress leader Shashi Tharoor has waded into the massive controversy surrounding the historic sceptre 'sengol' that was installed by Prime Minister Narendra Modi in the new Lok Sabha chamber today.
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5 Facts About 'Sengol' Installed By PM Modi In New Parliament
Prime Minister Narendra Modi today installed a historic sceptre 'Sengol' next to the Lok Sabha Speaker's seat in the newly constructed Parliament building.
-
"Your Sevak Got It Out Of Museum": PM's Stinger Amid 'Sengol' Controversy
Prime Minister Narendra Modi today took a swipe at the Congress for not giving the historical sceptre Sengol "due respect" a day before the inauguration of the new parliament, where the Sengol will be installed.
-
Tamil Nadu Seers Present Sceptre To PM Ahead Of New Parliament Opening
New Parliament Inauguration: The seers from Tamil Nadu handed over a sacred sceptre to Prime Minister Narendra Modi amid chanting of mantras, a day ahead of the big parliament inauguration ceremony.
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C Rajagopalachari's Great-Grandson Tells Congress To Apologise Over Sengol Row
As the row over 'Sengol' became the latest addition to the new Parliament building political slugfest, former Union Home Minister C Rajagopalachari's great-grandson and BJP leader CR Kesavan on Saturday demanded an apology from Congress.
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"Gandhi Family Kept 'Sengol' In Dark Corner As...": Smriti Irani's Jibe At Congress
Slamming Congress for boycotting the inauguration of the new Parliament building by Prime Minister Narendra Modi, Union Minister Smriti Irani on Friday said that Gandhi family kept 'Sengol' in dark corner of a museum as a 'stick of Nehruji'.
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Seers From Tamil Nadu Arrive In Delhi, Prepare For Big 'Sengol' Ceremony
Ahead of the inauguration of the new parliament on Sunday, nearly 30 pontiffs from different Adheenams of Tamil Nadu arrived in the national capital, and visited the Uttara Swami malai temple on Friday to offer prayers.
-
"Get Some Idea About Sengol": Minister Jibes Congress, Shares 1947 Report
Slamming the Opposition parties for boycotting the inauguration of the new Parliament building, Union Minister Hardeep Singh Puri said that by doing this Congress party is also opposing former Prime Minister Jawaharlal Nehru.
-
Opinion: The New Parliament Building And The Democratic Future Of India
The long term impact of the new parliament building on Indian politics, especially in relation to the idea of people's representation, however, has not been given any serious attention.
