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Indian Author Dedicates Book to Intelligentsia Protesting Against Intolerance
A Singapore-based Indian author has launched a short-story book, dedicating it to the writers, filmmakers and intellectuals who are protesting against growing intolerance in India.
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India's Culture Goes Beyond Tolerance, Talks of Acceptance: PM Modi
Amid the raging intolerance debate, Prime Minister Narendra Modi today asserted that Indian culture goes beyond tolerance and talks of acceptance.
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Anupam Kher Apologises After NDTV Reporter Heckled at Protest March
The police had to rescue an NDTV reporter and crew today after people protesting against those returning awards over "rising intolerance", surrounded and heckled them during a march led by actor Anupam Kher and director Madhur Bhandarkar.
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Anupam Kher: Nobody Has the Right to Call India Intolerant
"Nobody has the right to call our country intolerant. We are secular people and don't believe in selective outrage," Anupam Kher said on Saturday morning. The actor claims that the debate on 'intolerance' is an attempt to malign the image of the country and is intended to target the Narendra Modi-led government at the Centre
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Slamming 'Selective Outrage', Anupam Kher Leads March Against 'Intolerance' Protests
Actor Anupam Kher led a march to the Rashtrapati Bhavan today in New Delhi to protest against the voices being raised over "intolerance" in the country.
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Anupam Kher to Lead March Against 'Intolerance' Protesters
Veteran actor and BJP supporter Anupam Kher has invited all Indians to march with him to Rashtrapati Bhavan in New Delhi on Friday to protest the voices being raised over "intolerance" in the country.
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Can Speak to Rahul Gandhi for GST, Says Arun Jaitley, Amid 'Intolerance' Row
Finance Minister Arun Jaitley has said that he is willing to reach out to Rahul Gandhi for the Goods and Services Tax (GST) Bill, the government's biggest reform measure stuck in Parliament due to opposition from the Congress.
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'President has Spoken, but PM is Silent': Sonia Gandhi Protests Against 'Intolerance'
After leading a protest march of party lawmakers to Rashtrapati Bhawan, Congress president Sonia Gandhi attacked Prime Minister Narendra Modi today, accusing him of "silence" amid "an atmosphere of fear, intolerance and threat" that she alleged was being scripted by organisations associated with the government.
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Congress Leaders Addresses Media After March Against Intolerance: Highlights
Congress President Sonia Gandhi and vice president Rahul Gandhi spoke to media after submitting the memorandum to the President after the 'March Against Intolerance'.
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'Where is Intolerance? India Will Never Be Intolerant': Arun Jaitley
Hours before the Congress party's march to the President's House to highlight the alleged rise in incidents of intolerance, Finance Minister Arun Jaitley asserted: "Where is intolerance? This country will never be intolerant."
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Sonia Gandhi Leads Congress March Against Intolerance to Rashtrapati Bhawan
Sonia Gandhi and her son Rahul Gandhi lead Congress leaders and parliamentarians in a march to the President's House Rashtrapati Bhavan to flag what they call rising intolerance.
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Sonia Gandhi to Lead Congress March to Rashtrapati Bhavan Tomorrow
Congress president Sonia Gandhi and vice-president Rahul Gandhi will lead a march of party leaders to Rashtrapati Bhavan tomorrow to appeal to President Pranab Mukherjee to use his constitutional powers to end the "atmosphere of intolerance".
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Writers Hold Protest March in Delhi Ahead of Crucial Sahitya Akademi Meeting
With black gags and arm bands, writers and their supporters held a solidarity march in New Delhi ahead of the Sahitya Akademi emergency meeting to discuss the returning of awards by eminent authors in protest against "rising intolerance" in the backdrop MM Kalburgi's killing.
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Angela Merkel Vows to Fight Intolerance After Record Anti-Islam March
A day after anti-Islam protesters marched in record numbers in Dresden, German Chancellor Angela Merkel said her government would do everything in its power to fight intolerance, calling discrimination based on religious faith "humanly reprehensible".
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Indian Author Dedicates Book to Intelligentsia Protesting Against Intolerance
A Singapore-based Indian author has launched a short-story book, dedicating it to the writers, filmmakers and intellectuals who are protesting against growing intolerance in India.
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India's Culture Goes Beyond Tolerance, Talks of Acceptance: PM Modi
Amid the raging intolerance debate, Prime Minister Narendra Modi today asserted that Indian culture goes beyond tolerance and talks of acceptance.
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Anupam Kher Apologises After NDTV Reporter Heckled at Protest March
The police had to rescue an NDTV reporter and crew today after people protesting against those returning awards over "rising intolerance", surrounded and heckled them during a march led by actor Anupam Kher and director Madhur Bhandarkar.
-
Anupam Kher: Nobody Has the Right to Call India Intolerant
"Nobody has the right to call our country intolerant. We are secular people and don't believe in selective outrage," Anupam Kher said on Saturday morning. The actor claims that the debate on 'intolerance' is an attempt to malign the image of the country and is intended to target the Narendra Modi-led government at the Centre
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Slamming 'Selective Outrage', Anupam Kher Leads March Against 'Intolerance' Protests
Actor Anupam Kher led a march to the Rashtrapati Bhavan today in New Delhi to protest against the voices being raised over "intolerance" in the country.
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Anupam Kher to Lead March Against 'Intolerance' Protesters
Veteran actor and BJP supporter Anupam Kher has invited all Indians to march with him to Rashtrapati Bhavan in New Delhi on Friday to protest the voices being raised over "intolerance" in the country.
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Can Speak to Rahul Gandhi for GST, Says Arun Jaitley, Amid 'Intolerance' Row
Finance Minister Arun Jaitley has said that he is willing to reach out to Rahul Gandhi for the Goods and Services Tax (GST) Bill, the government's biggest reform measure stuck in Parliament due to opposition from the Congress.
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'President has Spoken, but PM is Silent': Sonia Gandhi Protests Against 'Intolerance'
After leading a protest march of party lawmakers to Rashtrapati Bhawan, Congress president Sonia Gandhi attacked Prime Minister Narendra Modi today, accusing him of "silence" amid "an atmosphere of fear, intolerance and threat" that she alleged was being scripted by organisations associated with the government.
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Congress Leaders Addresses Media After March Against Intolerance: Highlights
Congress President Sonia Gandhi and vice president Rahul Gandhi spoke to media after submitting the memorandum to the President after the 'March Against Intolerance'.
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'Where is Intolerance? India Will Never Be Intolerant': Arun Jaitley
Hours before the Congress party's march to the President's House to highlight the alleged rise in incidents of intolerance, Finance Minister Arun Jaitley asserted: "Where is intolerance? This country will never be intolerant."
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Sonia Gandhi Leads Congress March Against Intolerance to Rashtrapati Bhawan
Sonia Gandhi and her son Rahul Gandhi lead Congress leaders and parliamentarians in a march to the President's House Rashtrapati Bhavan to flag what they call rising intolerance.
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Sonia Gandhi to Lead Congress March to Rashtrapati Bhavan Tomorrow
Congress president Sonia Gandhi and vice-president Rahul Gandhi will lead a march of party leaders to Rashtrapati Bhavan tomorrow to appeal to President Pranab Mukherjee to use his constitutional powers to end the "atmosphere of intolerance".
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Writers Hold Protest March in Delhi Ahead of Crucial Sahitya Akademi Meeting
With black gags and arm bands, writers and their supporters held a solidarity march in New Delhi ahead of the Sahitya Akademi emergency meeting to discuss the returning of awards by eminent authors in protest against "rising intolerance" in the backdrop MM Kalburgi's killing.
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Angela Merkel Vows to Fight Intolerance After Record Anti-Islam March
A day after anti-Islam protesters marched in record numbers in Dresden, German Chancellor Angela Merkel said her government would do everything in its power to fight intolerance, calling discrimination based on religious faith "humanly reprehensible".
