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Today in India, Protest Means Sedition: Rahul Gandhi on 'Intolerance'
Congress vice president Rahul Gandhi hit out at Prime Minister Narendra Modi in Parliament today for his -silence- on the incidents of perceived intolerance in the country. -Today in India, protest means sedition,- he said.
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Constitution Our Guiding Light Through Dark Times: PM Modi in Rajya Sabha
Concluding a special discussion on the Constitution in Rajya Sabha, Prime Minister Narendra Modi said that in a democratic country like India, if there is any source of guidance, it is Constitution. "We have to introspect, look at the vision of our founding fathers and raise our level far more," he said.
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There is 'Some Amount' of Intolerance, Says Venkaiah Naidu
Parliamentary Affairs Minister M Venkaiah Naidu today said there was "some amount" of intolerance in the society which has to be identified and dealt with firmly, instead of generalising it.
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Fireworks In Parliament During Debate On 'Intolerance': Highlights
After a discussion on the Constitution last week to mark the 125th birth anniversary of BR Ambedkar, lawmakers in Parliament is today debating the perceived "intolerance" in the country.
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BJP Government Ready to Discuss 'Intolerance' Issue in Parliament: Venkaiah Naidu
At a time when Prime Minister Narendra Modi has struck a conciliatory note with opposition, Union Minister Venkaiah Naidu on Sunday said the Centre was ready to discuss the issue of intolerance in the ongoing session of Parliament if Opposition allows the House to function.
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Those Behind Emergency Talk About Intolerance: Arun Jaitley Takes on Congress
Opening a special discussion on Constitution in the Rajya Sabha today, Arun Jaitley took digs at the Congress and compared the 1975 Emergency imposed by the Indira Gandhi government to Hitler's Germany. "Those who talk about intolerance snatched the right to life and liberty," he said.
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'Consensus More Important Than Majority Rule': PM Modi During Discussion on Constitution
Consensus is more important that majority rule, Prime Minister Narendra Modi said today while intervening in a special discussion in Parliament on the Constitution, which has seen sparring between the government and the opposition since yesterday.
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'Ideals of the Constitution Under Attack,' Says Sonia Gandhi
With a sharp attack on the Modi government, Congress president Sonia Gandhi led the opposition today in a special discussion on the Constitution as Parliament convened for the winter session.
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'Secular' Most Misused Word in India: Rajnath Singh's Remarks Spark Row
Union minister Rajnath Singh sparred with the opposition Congress today over the word "secularism" during a special discussion in Parliament on the Constitution as the winter session began.
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Opposition to Corner Government over 'Intolerance' Issue in Parliament
Winter session of Parliament beginning tomorrow is set to be stormy with Opposition parties closing ranks to target the National Democratic Alliance (NDA) government on issues including 'intolerance' even as the ruling dispensation, which is keen to pass the Goods and Services Tax (GST) bill, expressed its readiness to discuss all issues.
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Today in India, Protest Means Sedition: Rahul Gandhi on 'Intolerance'
Congress vice president Rahul Gandhi hit out at Prime Minister Narendra Modi in Parliament today for his -silence- on the incidents of perceived intolerance in the country. -Today in India, protest means sedition,- he said.
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Constitution Our Guiding Light Through Dark Times: PM Modi in Rajya Sabha
Concluding a special discussion on the Constitution in Rajya Sabha, Prime Minister Narendra Modi said that in a democratic country like India, if there is any source of guidance, it is Constitution. "We have to introspect, look at the vision of our founding fathers and raise our level far more," he said.
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There is 'Some Amount' of Intolerance, Says Venkaiah Naidu
Parliamentary Affairs Minister M Venkaiah Naidu today said there was "some amount" of intolerance in the society which has to be identified and dealt with firmly, instead of generalising it.
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Fireworks In Parliament During Debate On 'Intolerance': Highlights
After a discussion on the Constitution last week to mark the 125th birth anniversary of BR Ambedkar, lawmakers in Parliament is today debating the perceived "intolerance" in the country.
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BJP Government Ready to Discuss 'Intolerance' Issue in Parliament: Venkaiah Naidu
At a time when Prime Minister Narendra Modi has struck a conciliatory note with opposition, Union Minister Venkaiah Naidu on Sunday said the Centre was ready to discuss the issue of intolerance in the ongoing session of Parliament if Opposition allows the House to function.
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Those Behind Emergency Talk About Intolerance: Arun Jaitley Takes on Congress
Opening a special discussion on Constitution in the Rajya Sabha today, Arun Jaitley took digs at the Congress and compared the 1975 Emergency imposed by the Indira Gandhi government to Hitler's Germany. "Those who talk about intolerance snatched the right to life and liberty," he said.
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'Consensus More Important Than Majority Rule': PM Modi During Discussion on Constitution
Consensus is more important that majority rule, Prime Minister Narendra Modi said today while intervening in a special discussion in Parliament on the Constitution, which has seen sparring between the government and the opposition since yesterday.
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'Ideals of the Constitution Under Attack,' Says Sonia Gandhi
With a sharp attack on the Modi government, Congress president Sonia Gandhi led the opposition today in a special discussion on the Constitution as Parliament convened for the winter session.
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'Secular' Most Misused Word in India: Rajnath Singh's Remarks Spark Row
Union minister Rajnath Singh sparred with the opposition Congress today over the word "secularism" during a special discussion in Parliament on the Constitution as the winter session began.
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Opposition to Corner Government over 'Intolerance' Issue in Parliament
Winter session of Parliament beginning tomorrow is set to be stormy with Opposition parties closing ranks to target the National Democratic Alliance (NDA) government on issues including 'intolerance' even as the ruling dispensation, which is keen to pass the Goods and Services Tax (GST) bill, expressed its readiness to discuss all issues.
