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"Must Remember Darkness Of Emergency": Venkaiah Naidu On 17 Months In Jail
The "darkness" of the Emergency imposed by the Indira Gandhi-led Congress government in June 1975 "must be known to youngsters today as they are the future of the country", former Vice President Venkaiah Naidu told NDTV Tuesday.
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How PM Modi As RSS 'Yuva Pracharak' Resisted Emergency, 50 Years Ago
June 25 marks the 50th anniversary of the Emergency, a dark chapter in India's democratic history. Prime Minister Narendra Modi, reflecting on this period, continues to remind the nation about the "black spot" inflicted on democracy by Congress.
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Yogi Adityanath Renames Key Noida Road After Indian Express Founder Ramnath Goenka
Uttar Pradesh Chief Minister Yogi Adityanath on Sunday batted for the freedom of media as he recalled June 25, 1975, as a "black day" in the history of Indian democracy -- when the nationwide emergency was imposed by the Indira Gandhi-led government.
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"Unforgettable Period Totally Opposite To...": PM On Emergency Anniversary
Marking the 48th anniversary of The Emergency declared by former Prime Minister Indira Gandhi in 1975, Prime Minister Narendra Modi and several of his senior party and cabinet colleagues today paid homage to those who resisted the "dark days.
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"Can You Believe What All Were Banned?" PM Shares Post On Emergency
Prime Minister Narendra Modi launched a stinging attack on the Congress today over the 1975 Emergency saying the 21-month period "witnessed a systematic destruction of institutions".
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People Jailed During Emergency Observe Its 44th Anniversary In UP
''Loktantra Senanis'' of Uttar Pradesh, who were jailed during Emergency imposed this day in June 1975 Tuesday observed 44th anniversary of the "draconian" day.
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"Democracy Was Murdered By Congress": JP Nadda On Emergency
1975 Emergency Anniversary: June 25 marks the day when then prime minister Indira Gandhi had declared a state of Emergency in the country for a 21-month period from 1975 to 1977.
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1975 Emergency Anniversary: Leaders Remember India's "Black Day"
Emergency Anniversary: The Emergency remains one of the most controversial periods of independent India's history. Here's what the leaders tweeted on 1975 Emergency Anniversary, also called Anniversary of 1975 and 25 June Emergency.
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"Hitler And Mrs Gandhi...": Arun Jaitley's Attack On Emergency Of 1975
As the BJP today launched an all-out attack on the Congress marking the anniversary of the Emergency of 1975, union minister Arun Jaitley likened then prime minister Indira Gandhi to Hitler and said her actions echoed "Reichstag".
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'Darkest Day For India': PM Modi Recalls Emergency On Mann Ki Baat
Prime Minister Narendra Modi -- who is currently on a visit to the US -- has greeted the people on the occasion of Eid and Rath Yatra. June 25 also being the 42nd anniversary of the Emergency imposed on the country, he recalled what he dubbed the "darkest day in the history of India" on his monthly radio programme Mann ki Baat.
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Punjab Chief Minister Parkash Singh Badal Rules Out Re-Imposition of Emergency
Terming the Emergency imposed by the then Congress government in 1975 as "darkest hours," Punjab Chief Minister Parkash Singh Badal today ruled out any possibility of its re-imposition in the country.
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"Must Remember Darkness Of Emergency": Venkaiah Naidu On 17 Months In Jail
The "darkness" of the Emergency imposed by the Indira Gandhi-led Congress government in June 1975 "must be known to youngsters today as they are the future of the country", former Vice President Venkaiah Naidu told NDTV Tuesday.
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How PM Modi As RSS 'Yuva Pracharak' Resisted Emergency, 50 Years Ago
June 25 marks the 50th anniversary of the Emergency, a dark chapter in India's democratic history. Prime Minister Narendra Modi, reflecting on this period, continues to remind the nation about the "black spot" inflicted on democracy by Congress.
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Yogi Adityanath Renames Key Noida Road After Indian Express Founder Ramnath Goenka
Uttar Pradesh Chief Minister Yogi Adityanath on Sunday batted for the freedom of media as he recalled June 25, 1975, as a "black day" in the history of Indian democracy -- when the nationwide emergency was imposed by the Indira Gandhi-led government.
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"Unforgettable Period Totally Opposite To...": PM On Emergency Anniversary
Marking the 48th anniversary of The Emergency declared by former Prime Minister Indira Gandhi in 1975, Prime Minister Narendra Modi and several of his senior party and cabinet colleagues today paid homage to those who resisted the "dark days.
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"Can You Believe What All Were Banned?" PM Shares Post On Emergency
Prime Minister Narendra Modi launched a stinging attack on the Congress today over the 1975 Emergency saying the 21-month period "witnessed a systematic destruction of institutions".
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People Jailed During Emergency Observe Its 44th Anniversary In UP
''Loktantra Senanis'' of Uttar Pradesh, who were jailed during Emergency imposed this day in June 1975 Tuesday observed 44th anniversary of the "draconian" day.
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"Democracy Was Murdered By Congress": JP Nadda On Emergency
1975 Emergency Anniversary: June 25 marks the day when then prime minister Indira Gandhi had declared a state of Emergency in the country for a 21-month period from 1975 to 1977.
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1975 Emergency Anniversary: Leaders Remember India's "Black Day"
Emergency Anniversary: The Emergency remains one of the most controversial periods of independent India's history. Here's what the leaders tweeted on 1975 Emergency Anniversary, also called Anniversary of 1975 and 25 June Emergency.
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"Hitler And Mrs Gandhi...": Arun Jaitley's Attack On Emergency Of 1975
As the BJP today launched an all-out attack on the Congress marking the anniversary of the Emergency of 1975, union minister Arun Jaitley likened then prime minister Indira Gandhi to Hitler and said her actions echoed "Reichstag".
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'Darkest Day For India': PM Modi Recalls Emergency On Mann Ki Baat
Prime Minister Narendra Modi -- who is currently on a visit to the US -- has greeted the people on the occasion of Eid and Rath Yatra. June 25 also being the 42nd anniversary of the Emergency imposed on the country, he recalled what he dubbed the "darkest day in the history of India" on his monthly radio programme Mann ki Baat.
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Punjab Chief Minister Parkash Singh Badal Rules Out Re-Imposition of Emergency
Terming the Emergency imposed by the then Congress government in 1975 as "darkest hours," Punjab Chief Minister Parkash Singh Badal today ruled out any possibility of its re-imposition in the country.
