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Journalist Rana Ayyub Gets US Senator's Support For "Work Driven By Love"
A prominent US Senator has expressed support for journalist Rana Ayyub, noting that her work is driven by a sense of purpose and a love for her country and the ideals for which it stands.
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People Will Give Befitting Reply To BJP In Upcoming Polls In Puducherry: Congress's Veerappa Moily
Accusing the BJP of using money power to make the Congress government fall in Puducherry, senior Congress leader M Veerappa Moily on Wednesday said the people will give a befitting reply to the saffron party in upcoming polls for "subverting" a popular mandate, and asserted that upholding democratic ideals will be the main issue in the elections.
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Relationship With India Strong Through Democratic Ideals, Says US In Republic Day Greeting
The US greeted India on the occasion of its 72nd Republic Day on Tuesday, saying bilateral ties remain strong through the democratic ideals the two countries share.
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Youth Play Important Role In Democratic System: Education Minister
Union Education Minister Ramesh Pokhriyal on Tuesday urged the youth to become responsible citizens and to contribute in nation building by adopting Swami Vivekananda's ideals and values in their lives.
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"Deserve President Who Respects Who We Are": Kamala Harris Slams Trump
The US deserves to have a president who understands the dignity of people and guides the country in a way that Americans can regain their standing and get closer to those ideals they hold, Democratic vice presidential candidate Kamala Harris said on Wednesday.
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Hillary Clinton Urges Iowa Voters To Finish 'shopping', Choose Her
Democratic presidential frontrunner Hillary Clinton on Sunday urged Iowa voters to choose her experience over the idealism of rival Bernie Sanders, who made the rounds of university campuses at the weekend to earn student support.
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Close Relations Between India, Japan, US Important: Dalai Lama
Tibetan spiritual head the Dalai Lama has said that "some unique close relations" between India, Japan and the US, who believe in the ideals of democracy and freedom of expression, are "very important."
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'40 Years On, Emergency Can't be Forgotten,' Says PM Narendra Modi
In tweets this morning to mark 40 years of the Emergency, Prime Minister Narendra Modi targeted the Congress, which was in power at the time, and said: "Let us do everything possible to further strengthen our democratic ideals and ethos."
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India, US Ties will Continue to Deepen: Barack Obama
President Barack Obama today said the ties between India and the United States will continue to deepen in the 21st century on the basis of democratic ideals contained in the Constitutions of both the countries.
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Pawar says next President should be non-political as no party has numbers
Agriculture Minister and key UPA Leader Sharad Pawar on Sunday favoured a non-political candidate as the next President in view of the fact that United Progressive Alliance (UPA) and National Democratic Alliance (NDA) did not have the strength to elect their own nominee. Becoming the first UPA leader to express in public his preference for the pre...
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Journalist Rana Ayyub Gets US Senator's Support For "Work Driven By Love"
A prominent US Senator has expressed support for journalist Rana Ayyub, noting that her work is driven by a sense of purpose and a love for her country and the ideals for which it stands.
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People Will Give Befitting Reply To BJP In Upcoming Polls In Puducherry: Congress's Veerappa Moily
Accusing the BJP of using money power to make the Congress government fall in Puducherry, senior Congress leader M Veerappa Moily on Wednesday said the people will give a befitting reply to the saffron party in upcoming polls for "subverting" a popular mandate, and asserted that upholding democratic ideals will be the main issue in the elections.
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Relationship With India Strong Through Democratic Ideals, Says US In Republic Day Greeting
The US greeted India on the occasion of its 72nd Republic Day on Tuesday, saying bilateral ties remain strong through the democratic ideals the two countries share.
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Youth Play Important Role In Democratic System: Education Minister
Union Education Minister Ramesh Pokhriyal on Tuesday urged the youth to become responsible citizens and to contribute in nation building by adopting Swami Vivekananda's ideals and values in their lives.
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"Deserve President Who Respects Who We Are": Kamala Harris Slams Trump
The US deserves to have a president who understands the dignity of people and guides the country in a way that Americans can regain their standing and get closer to those ideals they hold, Democratic vice presidential candidate Kamala Harris said on Wednesday.
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Hillary Clinton Urges Iowa Voters To Finish 'shopping', Choose Her
Democratic presidential frontrunner Hillary Clinton on Sunday urged Iowa voters to choose her experience over the idealism of rival Bernie Sanders, who made the rounds of university campuses at the weekend to earn student support.
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Close Relations Between India, Japan, US Important: Dalai Lama
Tibetan spiritual head the Dalai Lama has said that "some unique close relations" between India, Japan and the US, who believe in the ideals of democracy and freedom of expression, are "very important."
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'40 Years On, Emergency Can't be Forgotten,' Says PM Narendra Modi
In tweets this morning to mark 40 years of the Emergency, Prime Minister Narendra Modi targeted the Congress, which was in power at the time, and said: "Let us do everything possible to further strengthen our democratic ideals and ethos."
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India, US Ties will Continue to Deepen: Barack Obama
President Barack Obama today said the ties between India and the United States will continue to deepen in the 21st century on the basis of democratic ideals contained in the Constitutions of both the countries.
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Pawar says next President should be non-political as no party has numbers
Agriculture Minister and key UPA Leader Sharad Pawar on Sunday favoured a non-political candidate as the next President in view of the fact that United Progressive Alliance (UPA) and National Democratic Alliance (NDA) did not have the strength to elect their own nominee. Becoming the first UPA leader to express in public his preference for the pre...
