Use Of Words India

In a clever play of words, the Uttar Pradesh police used the title of the Golden Globe award-winning song "Naatu Naatu" to spread awareness about road safety through a tweet that has gone viral.

External Affairs Minister S Jaishankar who made a veiled attack on Pakistan terming it as "epicentre of terrorism" has in an interview to a popular Austrian TV show said that he could have used much harsher words for India's neighbour for its role

Foreign minister S Jaishankar today in the Parliament objected to the Congress MP Rahul Gandhi's use of the word "pitai (beating)" in the context of clashes between Indian and Chinese troops in Arunachal Pradesh's Tawang sector.

Women and Child Development Minister Smriti Irani and Congress leader Adhir Ranjan Chowdhury indulged in a spat in Lok Sabha on Friday over the use of the word 'gentleman'.

Tamil Nadu Congress Committee (TNCC) President KS Alagiri used 'unparliamentary' words in a meeting following a scuffle at party headquarters over postings, Congress legislature party (CLP) leader K Selvaperunthagai alleged and said the party workers

Senior SP leader Azam Khan has landed in fresh trouble with the Rampur administration lodging a case accusing him of using "provocative" words against police and the Election Commission.

Congress leader Shashi Tharoor on Friday took a swipe at party-hopping politicians in India by posting a video of a chameleon changing shades as it climbs a colour-banded pole and threw in a rarely used word to go with it -- snollygoster.

With Pakistan also in the semifinals and their openers struggling for runs in the tournament, former skipper Shahid Afridi had a word of advice for Mohammad Rizwan, who has often been criticised for his low strike rate.

The BJP slammed JD(U) president Lalan Singh for using "highly objectionable and unparliamentary" words while alleging that Prime Minister Narendra Modi in 2014 claimed to be from an extremely backward class though Gujarat has no EBC category.

The Kerala High Court on Friday stayed the case registered against actor Sreenath Bhasi for allegedly using abusive words for a woman journalist during an interview.

The Madhya Pradesh High Court has ordered that the state government be made a party to a petition seeking registration of a case against Bollywood actor Kareena Kapoor Khan for using the word 'Bible' in the title of her book on pregnancy.

Sri Lanka's interim President Ranil Wickremesinghe on Friday decided to prohibit the use of the word 'His Excellency' to address the President and abolished the presidential flag.

Congress leader Rahul Gandhi on Friday attacked Prime Minister Narendra Modi over the issue of joblessness, asking if India's unemployed youth can use "unparliamentary" words -- misled, betrayed and cheated -- "for your lies".

The Congress and Trinamool Congress on Thursday slammed the "gag order" on usage of certain words in Parliament, saying all terms used by the Opposition to describe the Modi dispensation would now be considered "unparliamentary".

Terms like 'jumlajeevi', 'baal buddhi', 'Covid spreader' and 'Snoopgate' and even commonly used words like 'ashamed', 'abused, 'betrayed', 'corrupt', 'drama', and 'hypocrisy' will henceforth be considered unparliamentary in Lok Sabha and Rajya Sabha.

In a clever play of words, the Uttar Pradesh police used the title of the Golden Globe award-winning song "Naatu Naatu" to spread awareness about road safety through a tweet that has gone viral.

External Affairs Minister S Jaishankar who made a veiled attack on Pakistan terming it as "epicentre of terrorism" has in an interview to a popular Austrian TV show said that he could have used much harsher words for India's neighbour for its role

Foreign minister S Jaishankar today in the Parliament objected to the Congress MP Rahul Gandhi's use of the word "pitai (beating)" in the context of clashes between Indian and Chinese troops in Arunachal Pradesh's Tawang sector.

Women and Child Development Minister Smriti Irani and Congress leader Adhir Ranjan Chowdhury indulged in a spat in Lok Sabha on Friday over the use of the word 'gentleman'.

Tamil Nadu Congress Committee (TNCC) President KS Alagiri used 'unparliamentary' words in a meeting following a scuffle at party headquarters over postings, Congress legislature party (CLP) leader K Selvaperunthagai alleged and said the party workers

Senior SP leader Azam Khan has landed in fresh trouble with the Rampur administration lodging a case accusing him of using "provocative" words against police and the Election Commission.

Congress leader Shashi Tharoor on Friday took a swipe at party-hopping politicians in India by posting a video of a chameleon changing shades as it climbs a colour-banded pole and threw in a rarely used word to go with it -- snollygoster.

With Pakistan also in the semifinals and their openers struggling for runs in the tournament, former skipper Shahid Afridi had a word of advice for Mohammad Rizwan, who has often been criticised for his low strike rate.

The BJP slammed JD(U) president Lalan Singh for using "highly objectionable and unparliamentary" words while alleging that Prime Minister Narendra Modi in 2014 claimed to be from an extremely backward class though Gujarat has no EBC category.

The Kerala High Court on Friday stayed the case registered against actor Sreenath Bhasi for allegedly using abusive words for a woman journalist during an interview.

The Madhya Pradesh High Court has ordered that the state government be made a party to a petition seeking registration of a case against Bollywood actor Kareena Kapoor Khan for using the word 'Bible' in the title of her book on pregnancy.

Sri Lanka's interim President Ranil Wickremesinghe on Friday decided to prohibit the use of the word 'His Excellency' to address the President and abolished the presidential flag.

Congress leader Rahul Gandhi on Friday attacked Prime Minister Narendra Modi over the issue of joblessness, asking if India's unemployed youth can use "unparliamentary" words -- misled, betrayed and cheated -- "for your lies".

The Congress and Trinamool Congress on Thursday slammed the "gag order" on usage of certain words in Parliament, saying all terms used by the Opposition to describe the Modi dispensation would now be considered "unparliamentary".

Terms like 'jumlajeevi', 'baal buddhi', 'Covid spreader' and 'Snoopgate' and even commonly used words like 'ashamed', 'abused, 'betrayed', 'corrupt', 'drama', and 'hypocrisy' will henceforth be considered unparliamentary in Lok Sabha and Rajya Sabha.