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JNU Doesn't Impose Food Choices, Zero Tolerance For Violence: Vice Chancellor
Jawaharlal Nehru University Vice-Chancellor Santishree Dhulipudi Pandit on Wednesday said that the university doesn't impose food choices on students and stressed that they can debate and agitate but should not indulge in violence.
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Nearly 2,000 Children Split From Parents At Border In 6 Weeks, Says US
Nearly 2,000 minors were separated from their parents or adult guardians who illegally crossed into the United States over a recent six-week period, officials said Friday, as debate raged over how to end the deeply controversial practice.
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India Seeks Zero Tolerance Against Terrorist Safe Havens: Syed Akbaruddin
India has urged the UN Security Council to ensure that the first and foremost duty of international community is to ensure that the forces of terrorism and extremism do not find sanctuaries and safe havens anywhere and at any level.
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What Westminster Attack Shows About London Police And MPs
The shock in London at yesterday's attack is profound. The loss of life is grievous, and the mowing down of foreign students and visitors as they crossed one of London's most renowned bridges adds to the sense of bewilderment and anger. But it is the target which has caused greatest alarm. An attack on the Houses of Parliament is also an assault on...
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In Intolerance Debate, Kamal Haasan Calls For 'Acceptance'
Refusing to wade into the intolerance debate, noted actor Kamal Haasan has said he was against the word "tolerance" as he underlined that all communities need to "accept" each other to save the country from disintegration.
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Nobel Laureate Amartya Sen Says Need Tolerance In India Very Badly
Against the backdrop of "intolerance" debate, Nobel laureate Amartya Sen today asserted that India right now needs tolerance "very badly".
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India Most Tolerant Country In The World, Says Violinist L Subramaniam
Amidst the raging debate on growing 'intolerance' in the country, violin virtuoso and composer Dr L Subramaniam today took a varying point of view, saying India was one of the most tolerant countries in the world.
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Sundar Pichai Thumbs Down On Donald Trump, Votes for Tolerance, Minorities
Google CEO Sundar Pichai has come out strongly in support of Muslims and minorities in the US, diving into a debate on intolerance after controversial comments by Presidential hopeful Donald Trump.
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Vikram Seth Says Indians Demeaning Others On Religion Not Fit To Be Leaders
Tolerance is the basic tenor of the country and any Indian who demeans others on the basis of food, religion and love is not worthy to be a leader, said novelist Vikram Seth, who had earlier supported Sahitya Akademi's condemnation of writers' killings.
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Rationalists Shot Dead in Cold Blood, PM Has Nothing to Say: Rahul Gandhi in Lok Sabha
Congress vice president Rahul Gandhi speaking on the second day of 'intolerance' debate in the Lok Sabha, attacked the government and blamed the BJP ministers of trampling on the freedom of speech of people. He said the government must not learn the 'wrong lesson' and 'learn to be tolerant'.
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JNU Doesn't Impose Food Choices, Zero Tolerance For Violence: Vice Chancellor
Jawaharlal Nehru University Vice-Chancellor Santishree Dhulipudi Pandit on Wednesday said that the university doesn't impose food choices on students and stressed that they can debate and agitate but should not indulge in violence.
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Nearly 2,000 Children Split From Parents At Border In 6 Weeks, Says US
Nearly 2,000 minors were separated from their parents or adult guardians who illegally crossed into the United States over a recent six-week period, officials said Friday, as debate raged over how to end the deeply controversial practice.
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India Seeks Zero Tolerance Against Terrorist Safe Havens: Syed Akbaruddin
India has urged the UN Security Council to ensure that the first and foremost duty of international community is to ensure that the forces of terrorism and extremism do not find sanctuaries and safe havens anywhere and at any level.
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What Westminster Attack Shows About London Police And MPs
The shock in London at yesterday's attack is profound. The loss of life is grievous, and the mowing down of foreign students and visitors as they crossed one of London's most renowned bridges adds to the sense of bewilderment and anger. But it is the target which has caused greatest alarm. An attack on the Houses of Parliament is also an assault on...
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In Intolerance Debate, Kamal Haasan Calls For 'Acceptance'
Refusing to wade into the intolerance debate, noted actor Kamal Haasan has said he was against the word "tolerance" as he underlined that all communities need to "accept" each other to save the country from disintegration.
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Nobel Laureate Amartya Sen Says Need Tolerance In India Very Badly
Against the backdrop of "intolerance" debate, Nobel laureate Amartya Sen today asserted that India right now needs tolerance "very badly".
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India Most Tolerant Country In The World, Says Violinist L Subramaniam
Amidst the raging debate on growing 'intolerance' in the country, violin virtuoso and composer Dr L Subramaniam today took a varying point of view, saying India was one of the most tolerant countries in the world.
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Sundar Pichai Thumbs Down On Donald Trump, Votes for Tolerance, Minorities
Google CEO Sundar Pichai has come out strongly in support of Muslims and minorities in the US, diving into a debate on intolerance after controversial comments by Presidential hopeful Donald Trump.
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Vikram Seth Says Indians Demeaning Others On Religion Not Fit To Be Leaders
Tolerance is the basic tenor of the country and any Indian who demeans others on the basis of food, religion and love is not worthy to be a leader, said novelist Vikram Seth, who had earlier supported Sahitya Akademi's condemnation of writers' killings.
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Rationalists Shot Dead in Cold Blood, PM Has Nothing to Say: Rahul Gandhi in Lok Sabha
Congress vice president Rahul Gandhi speaking on the second day of 'intolerance' debate in the Lok Sabha, attacked the government and blamed the BJP ministers of trampling on the freedom of speech of people. He said the government must not learn the 'wrong lesson' and 'learn to be tolerant'.
