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Viral: Janhvi Kapoor's Comment On Rumoured Boyfriend Shikhar Pahariya's Brother's Post
Veer Pahariya is the grandson of Sushil Kumar Shinde, the former Chief Minister of Maharashtra
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Sushil Kumar Shinde, who called Arvind Kejriwal 'mad', is not withdrawing his comment
Home Minister Sushil Kumar Shinde's opinion of Aam Aadmi Party chief Arvind Kejriwal has not changed in the last two months.
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Jailed swami writes letter denying comments on RSS and Narendra Modi
Swami Aseemanand has denied telling the Caravan newsmagazine that the Rashtriya Swayamsevak Sangh or RSS had sanctioned several recent terror attacks. NDTV has accessed a handwritten letter by the Swami, in which he calls the magazine report "fabricated" and threatens legal action. The magazine says it stands by the report.
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Army paid J&K politicians for events to promote harmony, not bribe, says General VK Singh
Former army chief VK Singh today sought to explain his controversial comment that the Army pays money to ministers in Jammu and Kashmir to maintain peace and stability in the state.
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Army paid J&K politicians for events to promote amity, not bribe, says General VK Singh
Former army chief VK Singh today sought to explain his stunning comment that the army pays money to ministers in Jammu and Kashmir to maintain peace and stability in the state.
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'Army pays ministers': ex-army chief's comment sparks uproar, home minister says give names
Former army chief VK Singh has landed in another major controversy with his stunning comment that the army pays money to ministers in Jammu and Kashmir to maintain peace in the state.
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'Saffron terror' remark controversy: BJP threatens to protest in Parliament, wants Speaker to intervene
The BJP has made it clear that its attack on Home Minister Sushil Kumar Shinde, for his "saffron terror" comment, will dominate its strategy when the Budget session of Parliament convenes tomorrow.
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If Home Minister is not sacked, we'll take battle to Parliament: BJP
The BJP took to the streets in many cities today, threatening to carry its protest against Home Minister Sushil Kumar Shinde for his "Hindu terror" comment, to Parliament. The party wants the minister sacked and an apology from UPA chairperson Sonia Gandhi and Prime Minister Manmohan Singh. Two of the Congress' important partners too say Mr Shinde ...
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Never compared Babri Masjid demolition to Mumbai attacks, Rehman Malik tells NDTV
A day after his comments on Babri Masjid triggered intense anger and criticism, Pakistan's Interior Minister Rehman Malik today denied comparing the demolition of the shrine to the Mumbai attacks, adding that he had been "misunderstood".
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Sushil Kumar Shinde's coal remark no laughing matter: Who said what
Over the weekend, Home Minister Sushil Kumar Shinde said that the coal scam, India's largest swindle according to the national auditor, will soon be forgotten. Mr Shinde's remark has embarrassed the government and been cited by the opposition as proof that the ruling UPA takes graft lightly. Here's a list of who said what on this new controversy:
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Viral: Janhvi Kapoor's Comment On Rumoured Boyfriend Shikhar Pahariya's Brother's Post
Veer Pahariya is the grandson of Sushil Kumar Shinde, the former Chief Minister of Maharashtra
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Sushil Kumar Shinde, who called Arvind Kejriwal 'mad', is not withdrawing his comment
Home Minister Sushil Kumar Shinde's opinion of Aam Aadmi Party chief Arvind Kejriwal has not changed in the last two months.
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Jailed swami writes letter denying comments on RSS and Narendra Modi
Swami Aseemanand has denied telling the Caravan newsmagazine that the Rashtriya Swayamsevak Sangh or RSS had sanctioned several recent terror attacks. NDTV has accessed a handwritten letter by the Swami, in which he calls the magazine report "fabricated" and threatens legal action. The magazine says it stands by the report.
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Army paid J&K politicians for events to promote harmony, not bribe, says General VK Singh
Former army chief VK Singh today sought to explain his controversial comment that the Army pays money to ministers in Jammu and Kashmir to maintain peace and stability in the state.
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Army paid J&K politicians for events to promote amity, not bribe, says General VK Singh
Former army chief VK Singh today sought to explain his stunning comment that the army pays money to ministers in Jammu and Kashmir to maintain peace and stability in the state.
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'Army pays ministers': ex-army chief's comment sparks uproar, home minister says give names
Former army chief VK Singh has landed in another major controversy with his stunning comment that the army pays money to ministers in Jammu and Kashmir to maintain peace in the state.
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'Saffron terror' remark controversy: BJP threatens to protest in Parliament, wants Speaker to intervene
The BJP has made it clear that its attack on Home Minister Sushil Kumar Shinde, for his "saffron terror" comment, will dominate its strategy when the Budget session of Parliament convenes tomorrow.
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If Home Minister is not sacked, we'll take battle to Parliament: BJP
The BJP took to the streets in many cities today, threatening to carry its protest against Home Minister Sushil Kumar Shinde for his "Hindu terror" comment, to Parliament. The party wants the minister sacked and an apology from UPA chairperson Sonia Gandhi and Prime Minister Manmohan Singh. Two of the Congress' important partners too say Mr Shinde ...
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Never compared Babri Masjid demolition to Mumbai attacks, Rehman Malik tells NDTV
A day after his comments on Babri Masjid triggered intense anger and criticism, Pakistan's Interior Minister Rehman Malik today denied comparing the demolition of the shrine to the Mumbai attacks, adding that he had been "misunderstood".
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Sushil Kumar Shinde's coal remark no laughing matter: Who said what
Over the weekend, Home Minister Sushil Kumar Shinde said that the coal scam, India's largest swindle according to the national auditor, will soon be forgotten. Mr Shinde's remark has embarrassed the government and been cited by the opposition as proof that the ruling UPA takes graft lightly. Here's a list of who said what on this new controversy:
