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"We Don't Tolerate" Attacks On Religious Buildings: Australia PM
The Australian Prime Minister's comments came a day after Prime Minister Narendra Modi conveyed his concerns to him over recent attacks on temples in Australia.
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President Obama Welcomes PM Modi's Remarks on Religious Tolerance
United States President Barack Obama has welcomed the recent remarks of Prime Minister Narendra Modi in which he condemned religious-based violence and gave an assurance that his government will give equal respect to all religions.
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PM Modi's Comments on Religious Tolerance: Tweet and Sour Responses
Prime Minister Narendra Modi's strong remarks today against religious violence and intolerance had many of his purported supporters openly criticizing him on social media.
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'It was Honest,' Says US Envoy on Barack Obama's Speech on Religious Tolerance
US President Barack Obama's comments on religious tolerance may have triggered quite a furore in India, but Richard Verma, America's envoy to US, believes that it was a "very honest speech".
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"We Don't Tolerate" Attacks On Religious Buildings: Australia PM
The Australian Prime Minister's comments came a day after Prime Minister Narendra Modi conveyed his concerns to him over recent attacks on temples in Australia.
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President Obama Welcomes PM Modi's Remarks on Religious Tolerance
United States President Barack Obama has welcomed the recent remarks of Prime Minister Narendra Modi in which he condemned religious-based violence and gave an assurance that his government will give equal respect to all religions.
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PM Modi's Comments on Religious Tolerance: Tweet and Sour Responses
Prime Minister Narendra Modi's strong remarks today against religious violence and intolerance had many of his purported supporters openly criticizing him on social media.
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'It was Honest,' Says US Envoy on Barack Obama's Speech on Religious Tolerance
US President Barack Obama's comments on religious tolerance may have triggered quite a furore in India, but Richard Verma, America's envoy to US, believes that it was a "very honest speech".
