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UP Professor Jailed For Obscene Facebook Post About Union Minister Smriti Irani: Report
A professor, who allegedly made derogatory remarks against Union Minister Smriti Irani on Facebook, was sent to jail after he surrendered in a court in Uttar Pradesh's Firozabad.
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"Rahul Gandhi Hallucinating Conversations": Smriti Irani's Rafale Jab
Smriti Irani has called Rahul Gandhi a "congenital liar", "India's first post-truth politician" and someone with "psychiatric aberrations" in a stinging Facebook post targeting the Congress president over the Manohar Parrikar visit row.
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'Big Boss' vs 'Chhota Bheem' In BJP-Congress Data Breach Row: 10 Facts
Prime Minister Narendra Modi is the "big boss" who likes to spy on Indians, Rahul Gandhi tweeted this morning, in an escalating data breach row that has rammed Indian politics. The Congress president's allegation that the Narendra Modi app has sent user data to a US-based company was mocked by Union Minister Smriti Irani, who sneered in a post: "Ra...
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Row Over Political Apps: Congress, BJP Attack Each Other Over Data Breach Charges
Congress president Rahul Gandhi on Sunday took a fresh shot at Prime Minister Narendra Modi on Twitter alleging that the Narendra Modi app is leaking data to US companies. He claimed that the Prime Minister is allowing 'American companies' to take away the data of the users who sign up for the application. The BJP has countered the claims and said ...
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PM Spoke To Nation, She Talked Family: Smriti Irani's Dig At Sonia Gandhi
In a Facebook post, hours after a special discussion in Parliament on the 75th anniversary of the Quit India movement, union minister Smriti Irani lashed out at Congress President Sonia Gandhi for what she called her "long, pitiable lament" over the loss of the control that the Nehru dynasty had wielded before her party's defeat in 2014.
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Smriti Irani's 'No Fuss, No Security' Starbucks Pic is a Social Media Hit
On August 5, Facebook user Nimish Dubey snapped and posted a picture of Smriti Irani, 40, waiting in the coffee shop queue, lauding the politician for her "no fuss, no entourage, no security" approach.
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'Why Zip It', Asks Smriti Irani In Facebook Post After 'Dear' Row
The trigger for union minister Smriti Irani's post on Facebook is her spat on Twitter two days ago with Bihar education minister Ashok Choudhary of the Congress, when she took umbrage at his addressing her as "Dear Smritiji." Mr Choudhary had later "mumbled apologies," the minister notes, calling it her "near Jerry Maguire like moment."
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Life Inside AIB's New Office. Kyunki You Know You Want to See
The video begins with AIB's Tanmay Bhat welcoming viewers to their "bungalow number pachchees," where they work and "read your hateful tweets."
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St Stephen's Molestation Case: Woman Sends Caution Note to Professor, Principal Thampu
St Stephen's research scholar who was allegedly molested by a college professor today warned him and college principal Valson Thampu of legal action if they do not facilitate disbursal of her stipend, access to her compounds and computational data within seven days.
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UP Professor Jailed For Obscene Facebook Post About Union Minister Smriti Irani: Report
A professor, who allegedly made derogatory remarks against Union Minister Smriti Irani on Facebook, was sent to jail after he surrendered in a court in Uttar Pradesh's Firozabad.
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"Rahul Gandhi Hallucinating Conversations": Smriti Irani's Rafale Jab
Smriti Irani has called Rahul Gandhi a "congenital liar", "India's first post-truth politician" and someone with "psychiatric aberrations" in a stinging Facebook post targeting the Congress president over the Manohar Parrikar visit row.
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'Big Boss' vs 'Chhota Bheem' In BJP-Congress Data Breach Row: 10 Facts
Prime Minister Narendra Modi is the "big boss" who likes to spy on Indians, Rahul Gandhi tweeted this morning, in an escalating data breach row that has rammed Indian politics. The Congress president's allegation that the Narendra Modi app has sent user data to a US-based company was mocked by Union Minister Smriti Irani, who sneered in a post: "Ra...
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Row Over Political Apps: Congress, BJP Attack Each Other Over Data Breach Charges
Congress president Rahul Gandhi on Sunday took a fresh shot at Prime Minister Narendra Modi on Twitter alleging that the Narendra Modi app is leaking data to US companies. He claimed that the Prime Minister is allowing 'American companies' to take away the data of the users who sign up for the application. The BJP has countered the claims and said ...
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PM Spoke To Nation, She Talked Family: Smriti Irani's Dig At Sonia Gandhi
In a Facebook post, hours after a special discussion in Parliament on the 75th anniversary of the Quit India movement, union minister Smriti Irani lashed out at Congress President Sonia Gandhi for what she called her "long, pitiable lament" over the loss of the control that the Nehru dynasty had wielded before her party's defeat in 2014.
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Smriti Irani's 'No Fuss, No Security' Starbucks Pic is a Social Media Hit
On August 5, Facebook user Nimish Dubey snapped and posted a picture of Smriti Irani, 40, waiting in the coffee shop queue, lauding the politician for her "no fuss, no entourage, no security" approach.
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'Why Zip It', Asks Smriti Irani In Facebook Post After 'Dear' Row
The trigger for union minister Smriti Irani's post on Facebook is her spat on Twitter two days ago with Bihar education minister Ashok Choudhary of the Congress, when she took umbrage at his addressing her as "Dear Smritiji." Mr Choudhary had later "mumbled apologies," the minister notes, calling it her "near Jerry Maguire like moment."
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Life Inside AIB's New Office. Kyunki You Know You Want to See
The video begins with AIB's Tanmay Bhat welcoming viewers to their "bungalow number pachchees," where they work and "read your hateful tweets."
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St Stephen's Molestation Case: Woman Sends Caution Note to Professor, Principal Thampu
St Stephen's research scholar who was allegedly molested by a college professor today warned him and college principal Valson Thampu of legal action if they do not facilitate disbursal of her stipend, access to her compounds and computational data within seven days.
