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5 Years After Narendra Dabholkar's Killing, His Ideas Have More Takers
The killing of anti-superstition crusader Narendra Dabholkar five years ago did not stop the expansion of his city-based organisation which has spread its wings in several states and is present even in faraway Assam.
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In Karnataka, Black Magic To Be Illegal As State Cabinet Clears New Bill
Black magic will be illegal and if it leads to death, the offender will face murder charges, proposes a draft anti-superstition law in Karnataka. The bill also outlaws the controversial practice of "Made Snana" in temples, in which devotees roll over banana leaves with leftover food.
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Kerala Plans Law Against Superstition
Kerala government plans to bring out an anti-superstition legislation, but wants consensus in society to curb cruel practises held in the name of religion, Home Minister Ramesh Chennithala said today.
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Maharashtra's Anti-Superstition Law Should be Made National: Vice President Hamid Ansari
Vice President Hamid Ansari today called for making the Anti-Superstition law of Maharashtra a national one.
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Pune: After eight months, Narendra Dabholkar's killers elude police net
The sensational murder of rationalist Narendra Dabholkar is yet to be solved eight months after he was gunned down while on a morning walk in Pune in Maharashtra, creating a nationwide furore.
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Karnataka to enact anti-superstition law
Karnataka government intends to enact a legislation to crack down on superstition and black magic on the lines of the one in Maharashtra, Law Minister TB Jayachandra said today.
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DMK chief Karunanidhi pitches for anti-superstition bill
DMK chief M Karunanidhi said today that the Centre and state governments should adopt an anti-superstition law after the killing of social activist Narendra Dabholkar in Pune last month.
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After Maharashtra, Karnataka to enact law against black magic
Days after Maharashtra promulgated the anti-black magic and superstition ordinance, Karnataka Chief Minister Siddaramaiah today said his government too will enact a law against practitioners of black magic, blind faith and superstition.
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5 Years After Narendra Dabholkar's Killing, His Ideas Have More Takers
The killing of anti-superstition crusader Narendra Dabholkar five years ago did not stop the expansion of his city-based organisation which has spread its wings in several states and is present even in faraway Assam.
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In Karnataka, Black Magic To Be Illegal As State Cabinet Clears New Bill
Black magic will be illegal and if it leads to death, the offender will face murder charges, proposes a draft anti-superstition law in Karnataka. The bill also outlaws the controversial practice of "Made Snana" in temples, in which devotees roll over banana leaves with leftover food.
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Kerala Plans Law Against Superstition
Kerala government plans to bring out an anti-superstition legislation, but wants consensus in society to curb cruel practises held in the name of religion, Home Minister Ramesh Chennithala said today.
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Maharashtra's Anti-Superstition Law Should be Made National: Vice President Hamid Ansari
Vice President Hamid Ansari today called for making the Anti-Superstition law of Maharashtra a national one.
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Pune: After eight months, Narendra Dabholkar's killers elude police net
The sensational murder of rationalist Narendra Dabholkar is yet to be solved eight months after he was gunned down while on a morning walk in Pune in Maharashtra, creating a nationwide furore.
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Karnataka to enact anti-superstition law
Karnataka government intends to enact a legislation to crack down on superstition and black magic on the lines of the one in Maharashtra, Law Minister TB Jayachandra said today.
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DMK chief Karunanidhi pitches for anti-superstition bill
DMK chief M Karunanidhi said today that the Centre and state governments should adopt an anti-superstition law after the killing of social activist Narendra Dabholkar in Pune last month.
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After Maharashtra, Karnataka to enact law against black magic
Days after Maharashtra promulgated the anti-black magic and superstition ordinance, Karnataka Chief Minister Siddaramaiah today said his government too will enact a law against practitioners of black magic, blind faith and superstition.
