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Delhi High Court Stays Ban On Crash Guards Till April 18
The Delhi High Court has stayed the Central government's notification, as the bench of Acting Chief Justice Gita Mittal and Justice C Hari Shankar questioned the Ministry of Road Transport and Highways (MoRTH) to examine this matter and directed that there would be no challans till April 18.
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Delhi High Court Seeks New DUSU Leaders' Response On Plea Against Defacement
A bench of Acting Chief Justice Gita Mittal and C Hari Shankar also sought to know the stand of the authorities on the plea for complete ban on defacement of public properties by use of spray paints, posters, banners and hoardings during the elections.
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Russian court dismisses plea seeking ban on Gita
A Russian court today dismissed the petition seeking ban on a translated version of Bhagvad Gita.
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Hindus in Russia tense ahead of final verdict on Gita ban
India's diplomatic efforts to resolve a controversy relating to Russian state prosecutors' bid to get a Russian interpretation of the Bhagavad Gita banned and branded extremist literature will be put to test again with a high court in the Siberian city of Tomsk set to deliver its final verdict on Tuesday.
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Gita verdict: Russian prosecutors planning to file appeal
Undeterred by a Siberian court's rejection of their plea seeking a ban on a translated version of the Bhagavad Gita, Russian prosecutors are planning to file an appeal against the verdict on the holy book dubbed by them as "extremist literature".
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Russian court refuses to ban translation of Bhagavad Gita
A court in Russia has turned down a petition that asked for a ban on a translated version of Bhagavad Gita. India had described the application as "patently absurd." The petition was originally filed in June in a court in Tomsk in Siberia and had created a diplomatic stress point for India and Russia.
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Russian court to decide today on Gita ban
A Russian court is to decide Wednesday whether a religious text central to the global Hare Krishna movement is "extremist' and should be banned, in a case that has angered Hindus around the world and highlights the continuing challenges for minority religions in Russia.
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Indian legal eagles to battle 'ban Gita' move in Russia
Aghast over a Siberian court's move to ban the Bhagavad Gita in Russia, Indian and international legal eagles, including those working with the United Nations (UN), have taken up the battle against Tomsk city state prosecutors' case that is coming up for a verdict on Wednesday.
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Krishna discusses Gita row with Russian Ambassador
External Affairs Minister S M Krishna today conveyed to Russian Ambassador Alexander Kadakin the country's concern over the "sensitive" issue of a Siberian court hearing a petition seeking a ban on Bhagvad Gita.
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SM Krishna's statement in Lok Sabha on Gita controversy in Russia
External Affairs Minister SM Krishna today said India has taken up Bhagavad Gita controversy at the highest levels with the Russian government and hoped for a resolution.
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Did Indian govt ignore alert about Russia's move to ban Gita?
The Indian government had been alerted to the move by a Russian court to ban the Bhagvad Gita, but it reportedly did not intervene, claims press agency IANS. The controversy provoked a strong response again in Parliament today, with the BJP slamming the government for not being proactive enough.
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MPs ask govt to intervene as Russian court considers ban on Gita
Angry MPs are urging the government to protect the rights of Hindus in Russia, where a court is considering a ban on the Bhagavad Gita.
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Delhi High Court Stays Ban On Crash Guards Till April 18
The Delhi High Court has stayed the Central government's notification, as the bench of Acting Chief Justice Gita Mittal and Justice C Hari Shankar questioned the Ministry of Road Transport and Highways (MoRTH) to examine this matter and directed that there would be no challans till April 18.
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Delhi High Court Seeks New DUSU Leaders' Response On Plea Against Defacement
A bench of Acting Chief Justice Gita Mittal and C Hari Shankar also sought to know the stand of the authorities on the plea for complete ban on defacement of public properties by use of spray paints, posters, banners and hoardings during the elections.
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Russian court dismisses plea seeking ban on Gita
A Russian court today dismissed the petition seeking ban on a translated version of Bhagvad Gita.
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Hindus in Russia tense ahead of final verdict on Gita ban
India's diplomatic efforts to resolve a controversy relating to Russian state prosecutors' bid to get a Russian interpretation of the Bhagavad Gita banned and branded extremist literature will be put to test again with a high court in the Siberian city of Tomsk set to deliver its final verdict on Tuesday.
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Gita verdict: Russian prosecutors planning to file appeal
Undeterred by a Siberian court's rejection of their plea seeking a ban on a translated version of the Bhagavad Gita, Russian prosecutors are planning to file an appeal against the verdict on the holy book dubbed by them as "extremist literature".
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Russian court refuses to ban translation of Bhagavad Gita
A court in Russia has turned down a petition that asked for a ban on a translated version of Bhagavad Gita. India had described the application as "patently absurd." The petition was originally filed in June in a court in Tomsk in Siberia and had created a diplomatic stress point for India and Russia.
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Russian court to decide today on Gita ban
A Russian court is to decide Wednesday whether a religious text central to the global Hare Krishna movement is "extremist' and should be banned, in a case that has angered Hindus around the world and highlights the continuing challenges for minority religions in Russia.
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Indian legal eagles to battle 'ban Gita' move in Russia
Aghast over a Siberian court's move to ban the Bhagavad Gita in Russia, Indian and international legal eagles, including those working with the United Nations (UN), have taken up the battle against Tomsk city state prosecutors' case that is coming up for a verdict on Wednesday.
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Krishna discusses Gita row with Russian Ambassador
External Affairs Minister S M Krishna today conveyed to Russian Ambassador Alexander Kadakin the country's concern over the "sensitive" issue of a Siberian court hearing a petition seeking a ban on Bhagvad Gita.
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SM Krishna's statement in Lok Sabha on Gita controversy in Russia
External Affairs Minister SM Krishna today said India has taken up Bhagavad Gita controversy at the highest levels with the Russian government and hoped for a resolution.
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Did Indian govt ignore alert about Russia's move to ban Gita?
The Indian government had been alerted to the move by a Russian court to ban the Bhagvad Gita, but it reportedly did not intervene, claims press agency IANS. The controversy provoked a strong response again in Parliament today, with the BJP slamming the government for not being proactive enough.
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MPs ask govt to intervene as Russian court considers ban on Gita
Angry MPs are urging the government to protect the rights of Hindus in Russia, where a court is considering a ban on the Bhagavad Gita.
