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As Some Hijabs Come Off In Iran, Restrictions Still In Place
Images of bareheaded women sipping coffee in cafes in Tehran, in apparent defiance of the Islamic republic's strict dress rule, have stirred interest outside Iran -- but for...
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'Women Can Enter Mosques For Namaz, Cannot Insist On Main Door Entry': Muslim Law Board
The submissions were made in the context of a writ petition seeking a declaration that women should be allowed to pray in mosques without restrictions.
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After Women's Quota Move Fails House Test, What About The Other 2 Bills
A Constitution amendment bill can be passed only by a two-third majority of those present in the house at the time of voting
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'Jee Lo Apni Zindagi': Kangana Ranaut's DDLJ Reference In Women's Bill Debate
BJP MP Kangana Ranaut on Thursday used a Bollywood reference to criticise the Congress party for questioning the government's decision to introduce a bill amending the women's reservation law.
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Explained: Big Push For Women's Quota, Move To Redraw Lok Sabha Map
NDTV has accessed copies of key draft legislations that show that the Centre is preparing to introduce three separate legislations.
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Opinion: The Great North-South Debate, And Prickly Questions About 'Fairness'
A strict population-based delimitation could produce a Lok Sabha in which a handful of large northern Hindi-belt states hold a permanent majority, enabling them to shape national policies even against the preferences of the rest of the country.
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Congress Holds High-Level Meet, Discusses Middle East War, Policy Issues
The discussions focused on proposed changes to the women's reservation law, the upcoming delimitation exercise, and the evolving situation in the Middle East.
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From Above National Average, Bengal's Income Now Below: PM Slams Trinamool
With less than three weeks to go for the election, campaigning in West Bengal has entered an intense phase, with top political leaders fanning out across the state to galvanise voters.
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Russia Plans To Refer Women Who Don't Want Children To Psychologists
Russia will refer women who do not want to have children to psychologists under new health guidelines designed to address a systemic demographic crisis.
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Backlash Grows After IPS Officer Targeted Over Appearance In Viral Clip
A video shared by the Mirzapur Police, intended to highlight the arrest of a criminal, drew a large volume of inappropriate and derogatory comments targeting the officer's appearance.
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As Some Hijabs Come Off In Iran, Restrictions Still In Place
Images of bareheaded women sipping coffee in cafes in Tehran, in apparent defiance of the Islamic republic's strict dress rule, have stirred interest outside Iran -- but for...
-
'Women Can Enter Mosques For Namaz, Cannot Insist On Main Door Entry': Muslim Law Board
The submissions were made in the context of a writ petition seeking a declaration that women should be allowed to pray in mosques without restrictions.
-
After Women's Quota Move Fails House Test, What About The Other 2 Bills
A Constitution amendment bill can be passed only by a two-third majority of those present in the house at the time of voting
-
'Jee Lo Apni Zindagi': Kangana Ranaut's DDLJ Reference In Women's Bill Debate
BJP MP Kangana Ranaut on Thursday used a Bollywood reference to criticise the Congress party for questioning the government's decision to introduce a bill amending the women's reservation law.
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Explained: Big Push For Women's Quota, Move To Redraw Lok Sabha Map
NDTV has accessed copies of key draft legislations that show that the Centre is preparing to introduce three separate legislations.
-
Opinion: The Great North-South Debate, And Prickly Questions About 'Fairness'
A strict population-based delimitation could produce a Lok Sabha in which a handful of large northern Hindi-belt states hold a permanent majority, enabling them to shape national policies even against the preferences of the rest of the country.
-
Congress Holds High-Level Meet, Discusses Middle East War, Policy Issues
The discussions focused on proposed changes to the women's reservation law, the upcoming delimitation exercise, and the evolving situation in the Middle East.
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From Above National Average, Bengal's Income Now Below: PM Slams Trinamool
With less than three weeks to go for the election, campaigning in West Bengal has entered an intense phase, with top political leaders fanning out across the state to galvanise voters.
-
Russia Plans To Refer Women Who Don't Want Children To Psychologists
Russia will refer women who do not want to have children to psychologists under new health guidelines designed to address a systemic demographic crisis.
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Backlash Grows After IPS Officer Targeted Over Appearance In Viral Clip
A video shared by the Mirzapur Police, intended to highlight the arrest of a criminal, drew a large volume of inappropriate and derogatory comments targeting the officer's appearance.
