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"No Criminal Consequences": Court Junks Plea Against "Vande Mataram" Circular
The Supreme Court termed the plea filed by one Muhammed Sayeed Noori as "premature" and based on "vague apprehension of discrimination".
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On National Anthem In Cinema Halls, Panel To Hold 1st Meet On January 19
After the Supreme Court asked the centre on Tuesday to decide if playing the national anthem in cinema halls should be made compulsory, a 12-member inter-ministerial committee will hold its first meeting on January 19 to take a final call on the issue.
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National Anthem Not A Must In Cinema Halls, Says Supreme Court
The Supreme Court has accepted the centre's suggestion that the playing of national anthem before the screening of movies should not be made compulsory.
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On National Anthem In Cinema Halls, Centre hits Pause Button
The playing of national anthem before the screening of movies should not be made compulsory for now, the government told the Supreme Court today. A final call can be taken on the issue once a ministerial panel comes up with its guidelines on this, the government said.
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National Anthem Shouldn't Be Played In Movie Theatres: Sonu Nigam
Wading into the ongoing debate over playing the national anthem in public places, singer Sonu Nigam today said while he honoured every country's anthem, he also believed theatres and restaurants were not the place for it.
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Don't Test My Patriotism At Random Places, Says Kamal Haasan
Veteran film star Kamal Haasan has said patriotism should not be tested at random places and suggested playing of national anthem on Doordarshan at midnight everyday.
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'No Need To Stand At Cinema To Prove Patriotism': Supreme Court On Anthem
Rules that require the national anthem to be played before every movie screening can be modified but the government should take a call instead of "shooting from the court's shoulder", the Supreme Court said today, noting, "We don't have to wear patriotism on our sleeve".
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Supreme Court Seeks Centre's Reply On Plea For Policy On National Anthem, Song
The Supreme Court today sought response from the centre in four weeks on a plea seeking framing of a policy for promoting the national anthem and the national song.
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Why Vande Mataram Isn't Treated On Par With National Anthem, Court Asks Centre
The Centre has been asked to respond on why Vande Mataram should not be treated on par with the national anthem Jana Gana Mana. The notice from the Supreme Court came after a petition requested that Vande Mataram be officially declared the national song and its singing be made compulsory in schools.
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Half A Million Indians Set A Guinness World Record For...
Half a million Indians have set a new world record by performing a mass rendition of the national anthem, as patriotic sentiment rises. "Jana Gana Mana" was sung by 509,261 people in Gujarat at the opening of a Hindu temple, said the Guinness World Records.
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"No Criminal Consequences": Court Junks Plea Against "Vande Mataram" Circular
The Supreme Court termed the plea filed by one Muhammed Sayeed Noori as "premature" and based on "vague apprehension of discrimination".
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On National Anthem In Cinema Halls, Panel To Hold 1st Meet On January 19
After the Supreme Court asked the centre on Tuesday to decide if playing the national anthem in cinema halls should be made compulsory, a 12-member inter-ministerial committee will hold its first meeting on January 19 to take a final call on the issue.
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National Anthem Not A Must In Cinema Halls, Says Supreme Court
The Supreme Court has accepted the centre's suggestion that the playing of national anthem before the screening of movies should not be made compulsory.
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On National Anthem In Cinema Halls, Centre hits Pause Button
The playing of national anthem before the screening of movies should not be made compulsory for now, the government told the Supreme Court today. A final call can be taken on the issue once a ministerial panel comes up with its guidelines on this, the government said.
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National Anthem Shouldn't Be Played In Movie Theatres: Sonu Nigam
Wading into the ongoing debate over playing the national anthem in public places, singer Sonu Nigam today said while he honoured every country's anthem, he also believed theatres and restaurants were not the place for it.
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Don't Test My Patriotism At Random Places, Says Kamal Haasan
Veteran film star Kamal Haasan has said patriotism should not be tested at random places and suggested playing of national anthem on Doordarshan at midnight everyday.
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'No Need To Stand At Cinema To Prove Patriotism': Supreme Court On Anthem
Rules that require the national anthem to be played before every movie screening can be modified but the government should take a call instead of "shooting from the court's shoulder", the Supreme Court said today, noting, "We don't have to wear patriotism on our sleeve".
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Supreme Court Seeks Centre's Reply On Plea For Policy On National Anthem, Song
The Supreme Court today sought response from the centre in four weeks on a plea seeking framing of a policy for promoting the national anthem and the national song.
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Why Vande Mataram Isn't Treated On Par With National Anthem, Court Asks Centre
The Centre has been asked to respond on why Vande Mataram should not be treated on par with the national anthem Jana Gana Mana. The notice from the Supreme Court came after a petition requested that Vande Mataram be officially declared the national song and its singing be made compulsory in schools.
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Half A Million Indians Set A Guinness World Record For...
Half a million Indians have set a new world record by performing a mass rendition of the national anthem, as patriotic sentiment rises. "Jana Gana Mana" was sung by 509,261 people in Gujarat at the opening of a Hindu temple, said the Guinness World Records.
