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Religious Aspects Untouched, Hijab Rule Only For Class: Karnataka To Court
The Karnataka government told the Supreme Court on Wednesday that the state has not touched any "religious aspect" in the hijab ban row and that the restriction on wearing the Islamic headscarf is limited to the classroom.
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23 Girl Students Suspended From Karnataka College For Hijab Protest
The Uppinangady Government First Grade College management has suspended 23 girl students who staged a protest demanding permission to wear Hijab inside classrooms last week.
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After Hijab, New Row In Karnataka Over School's Mandatory Bible Policy
After the hijab in classrooms row in Karnataka, a new row has erupted in the state alleging that a school in Bengaluru had taken an undertaking from parents that they would not object to their wards carrying the Bible to class.
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Student In Hijab Offers Namaz In Madhya Pradesh College, Probe Ordered
A video that shows a Muslim student in hijab offering namaz in a Madya Pradesh university has led to a controversy.
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"One of Us Now": Karnataka Student Told In Class After She Removes Hijab
The Karnataka High Court order upholding the state government's ban on hijab in classrooms has left Muslim girl students in a quandary as its implementation begins in schools and colleges of the state.
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"How Can Court Equate Classrooms With Army Camps?": A Owaisi On Hijab Ban
Asaduddin Owaisi, the chief of AIMIM (All India Majlis-e-Ittehadul Muslimeen) today questioned the premises of the High Court upholding the ban on hijab, saying the court's examples of a gurukul or an army camp cannot be equated to schools.
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Karnataka Hijab Ban Challenged In Supreme Court After High Court Upholds It
The hijab is not an essential religious practice, the Karnataka High Court said as it backed a ban on hijabs in classrooms onTuesday, weeks after violent protests in many parts of the state against the restriction.
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Hijab Row Verdict Shortly, Gatherings Banned In Bengaluru: 10 Points
The Karnataka High Court will today give its verdict on the Hijab ban issue. Hijab, or headscarves worn by Muslims, became a flashpoint when students were not allowed to enter classrooms before removing them. 5 students challenged the ban in court.
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Hearing In Students' Right To Wear Hijab In Karnataka Classrooms Ends
The Karnataka High Court concluded the hearing related to the 'hijab' (scarf) case on Friday, but reserved its order.
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After Sikh Girl's Example, Karnataka College Goes Soft On Hijab In Class
The toxic controversy in Karnataka over hijabs in classrooms risked chiselling a new fault line with a college in Bengaluru requesting a Sikh girl to remove her turban and eventually allowing her - as well as Muslim students with headscarves - after
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Can Hijab Be Worn In Classroom? What Karnataka Government Told Court
The Karnataka government on Tuesday told the High Court that there is no restriction on wearing Hijab in India with reasonable restrictions subject to institutional discipline.
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Explained: Karnataka Hijab Row And Timeline Of Events
The hijab row came to the fore on January 1 at Government PU College in Udupi, where six female students claimed that they were not allowed to enter classrooms wearing the veil.
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"Outsiders Have No Right To Comment": Foreign Ministry On Hijab Row
The controversy over hijabs in classrooms spreading out of Karnataka and being heard by its high court is an internal matter of India, and other countries have no right to comment on it, the Ministry of External Affairs said on Thursday.
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Karnataka Students With Hijab Turned Away, Court's Interim Order Cited
Hijab Row: Dramatic visuals from the college show some students who had entered the classroom in hijabs and burkhas arguing with the teacher and the Principal of the school requesting them to follow the court order.
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Karnataka Set To Crack Down On Outfits Disturbing Peace Amid Hijab Row
A day ahead of reopening of pre-university colleges in Karnataka, which were shut due to protests over wearing of Hijab inside classrooms, state Home Minister Araga Jnanendra said authorities have been directed to identify and initiate legal action a
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Religious Aspects Untouched, Hijab Rule Only For Class: Karnataka To Court
The Karnataka government told the Supreme Court on Wednesday that the state has not touched any "religious aspect" in the hijab ban row and that the restriction on wearing the Islamic headscarf is limited to the classroom.
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23 Girl Students Suspended From Karnataka College For Hijab Protest
The Uppinangady Government First Grade College management has suspended 23 girl students who staged a protest demanding permission to wear Hijab inside classrooms last week.
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After Hijab, New Row In Karnataka Over School's Mandatory Bible Policy
After the hijab in classrooms row in Karnataka, a new row has erupted in the state alleging that a school in Bengaluru had taken an undertaking from parents that they would not object to their wards carrying the Bible to class.
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Student In Hijab Offers Namaz In Madhya Pradesh College, Probe Ordered
A video that shows a Muslim student in hijab offering namaz in a Madya Pradesh university has led to a controversy.
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"One of Us Now": Karnataka Student Told In Class After She Removes Hijab
The Karnataka High Court order upholding the state government's ban on hijab in classrooms has left Muslim girl students in a quandary as its implementation begins in schools and colleges of the state.
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"How Can Court Equate Classrooms With Army Camps?": A Owaisi On Hijab Ban
Asaduddin Owaisi, the chief of AIMIM (All India Majlis-e-Ittehadul Muslimeen) today questioned the premises of the High Court upholding the ban on hijab, saying the court's examples of a gurukul or an army camp cannot be equated to schools.
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Karnataka Hijab Ban Challenged In Supreme Court After High Court Upholds It
The hijab is not an essential religious practice, the Karnataka High Court said as it backed a ban on hijabs in classrooms onTuesday, weeks after violent protests in many parts of the state against the restriction.
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Hijab Row Verdict Shortly, Gatherings Banned In Bengaluru: 10 Points
The Karnataka High Court will today give its verdict on the Hijab ban issue. Hijab, or headscarves worn by Muslims, became a flashpoint when students were not allowed to enter classrooms before removing them. 5 students challenged the ban in court.
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Hearing In Students' Right To Wear Hijab In Karnataka Classrooms Ends
The Karnataka High Court concluded the hearing related to the 'hijab' (scarf) case on Friday, but reserved its order.
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After Sikh Girl's Example, Karnataka College Goes Soft On Hijab In Class
The toxic controversy in Karnataka over hijabs in classrooms risked chiselling a new fault line with a college in Bengaluru requesting a Sikh girl to remove her turban and eventually allowing her - as well as Muslim students with headscarves - after
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Can Hijab Be Worn In Classroom? What Karnataka Government Told Court
The Karnataka government on Tuesday told the High Court that there is no restriction on wearing Hijab in India with reasonable restrictions subject to institutional discipline.
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Explained: Karnataka Hijab Row And Timeline Of Events
The hijab row came to the fore on January 1 at Government PU College in Udupi, where six female students claimed that they were not allowed to enter classrooms wearing the veil.
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"Outsiders Have No Right To Comment": Foreign Ministry On Hijab Row
The controversy over hijabs in classrooms spreading out of Karnataka and being heard by its high court is an internal matter of India, and other countries have no right to comment on it, the Ministry of External Affairs said on Thursday.
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Karnataka Students With Hijab Turned Away, Court's Interim Order Cited
Hijab Row: Dramatic visuals from the college show some students who had entered the classroom in hijabs and burkhas arguing with the teacher and the Principal of the school requesting them to follow the court order.
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Karnataka Set To Crack Down On Outfits Disturbing Peace Amid Hijab Row
A day ahead of reopening of pre-university colleges in Karnataka, which were shut due to protests over wearing of Hijab inside classrooms, state Home Minister Araga Jnanendra said authorities have been directed to identify and initiate legal action a
