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"Asatya, Not Jhooth": When Amit Shah Helped Out Kiren Rijiju In Parliament
The Opposition's ongoing objections about "unparliamentary" language provided some lighter moments in parliament today amid the acrimonious discussion of the Waqf Amendment Bill. This time, Union minister Kiren Rijiju averted a pitfall, with some 'he
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'Ramesh Bidhuri Used Inappropriate Language Against You': Danish Ali To PM
BSP MP Kunwar Danish Ali - subject to an Islamophobic rant in Parliament last week from the BJP's Ramesh Bidhuri - has written to PM Modi asking him to "break his silence" and take concrete steps towards "upholding parliamentary decorum".
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No Proposal Being Considered To Make Sanskrit Official Language: Centre
There is no proposal under consideration of the government to make Sanskrit communication and official language, Union Minister of State for Home Ajay Kumar Mishra said in Lok Sabha.
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"Don't Impose Another Language War": Tamil Nadu's MK Stalin On Hindi Panel Report
Amit Shah heads Committee of Parliament on Official Language to review progress in Hindi use which submitted latest report to President last month
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Parliamentary Panel Suggests Local Languages As Medium Of Instruction In Technical, Non-Technical Institutions
In its 11th report presented to President Droupadi Murmu last month, the Committee of Parliament on Official Language recommended that local languages should be given preference over English in all states.
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Parliament Panel Suggests Hindi As One Of Official Languages Of UN
A parliamentary committee has recommended that the medium of instruction in technical and non-technical higher education institutes such as IITs in Hindi-speaking states should be Hindi and in other parts of India their respective local language.
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West Bengal To Bangla: Centre Says It Received Name Change Proposal
The central government has received a proposal from the Government of West Bengal for renaming the State as "Bangla" in all three languages ie. Bengali, English and Hindi, informed Ministry of Home Affairs in the Parliament on Tuesday.
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Amarinder Singh Wants Punjabi In List of J&K Languages, Writes To PM
Four months after a bill on official languages of Jammu and Kashmir, not mentioning Punjabi, was passed in the Parliament, Chief Minister Amarinder Singh has sought Prime Minister Narendra Modi's intervention.
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Indiscipline In Parliament Hurts People, Says President Kovind
President Ram Nath Kovind on Wednesday said elected representatives should engage in a healthy dialogue in parliament and legislative assemblies, and refrain from using unparliamentary language during debates in the House.
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Parliament Passes Jammu And Kashmir Official Languages Bill, 2020
Parliament today passed a Bill for inclusion of Kashmiri, Dogri and Hindi in the list of official languages in the Union Territory of Jammu and Kashmir, in addition to the existing Urdu and English.
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"Some Parties Speaking Same Language As Pak": PM On Citizenship Bill, Say Sources
Prime Minister Narendra Modi, addressing BJP MPs at parliament today, said "some parties" were speaking the same language as Pakistan on the Citizenship (Amendment) Bill (CAB).
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India Scared Of Politicians Who Speak Pak's Language: Giriraj Singh
India is more scared of people sitting here, who speak Pakistan's language in parliament for the sake of votes, said Union Minister Giriraj Singh.
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Nirmala Sitharaman's Budget: Long Speech, 4 Languages, Some Poetry
Finance Minister Nirmala Sitharaman delivered her first Budget speech in parliament, one of the longest ever, occasionally switching to Hindi, Tamil, Urdu and even Sanskrit.
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RJD Legislators Used Indecent Language In Parliament: Ram Vilas Paswan
Lok Janshakti Party president and BJP ally Ram Vilas Paswan today accused Rashtriya Janata Dal legislators Misa Bharti and Manoj Jha of using "indecent and unparliamentary" language against him during a debate in Parliament.
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Now, Members Can Speak In Any of 22 Languages In Parliament
Lok Sabha Speaker Sumitra Mahajan on Thursday said that members can speak in any of the 22 languages given in the Eighth Schedule of the Constitution as simultaneous interpretation was now available for five remaining languages.
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"Asatya, Not Jhooth": When Amit Shah Helped Out Kiren Rijiju In Parliament
The Opposition's ongoing objections about "unparliamentary" language provided some lighter moments in parliament today amid the acrimonious discussion of the Waqf Amendment Bill. This time, Union minister Kiren Rijiju averted a pitfall, with some 'he
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'Ramesh Bidhuri Used Inappropriate Language Against You': Danish Ali To PM
BSP MP Kunwar Danish Ali - subject to an Islamophobic rant in Parliament last week from the BJP's Ramesh Bidhuri - has written to PM Modi asking him to "break his silence" and take concrete steps towards "upholding parliamentary decorum".
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No Proposal Being Considered To Make Sanskrit Official Language: Centre
There is no proposal under consideration of the government to make Sanskrit communication and official language, Union Minister of State for Home Ajay Kumar Mishra said in Lok Sabha.
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"Don't Impose Another Language War": Tamil Nadu's MK Stalin On Hindi Panel Report
Amit Shah heads Committee of Parliament on Official Language to review progress in Hindi use which submitted latest report to President last month
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Parliamentary Panel Suggests Local Languages As Medium Of Instruction In Technical, Non-Technical Institutions
In its 11th report presented to President Droupadi Murmu last month, the Committee of Parliament on Official Language recommended that local languages should be given preference over English in all states.
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Parliament Panel Suggests Hindi As One Of Official Languages Of UN
A parliamentary committee has recommended that the medium of instruction in technical and non-technical higher education institutes such as IITs in Hindi-speaking states should be Hindi and in other parts of India their respective local language.
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West Bengal To Bangla: Centre Says It Received Name Change Proposal
The central government has received a proposal from the Government of West Bengal for renaming the State as "Bangla" in all three languages ie. Bengali, English and Hindi, informed Ministry of Home Affairs in the Parliament on Tuesday.
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Amarinder Singh Wants Punjabi In List of J&K Languages, Writes To PM
Four months after a bill on official languages of Jammu and Kashmir, not mentioning Punjabi, was passed in the Parliament, Chief Minister Amarinder Singh has sought Prime Minister Narendra Modi's intervention.
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Indiscipline In Parliament Hurts People, Says President Kovind
President Ram Nath Kovind on Wednesday said elected representatives should engage in a healthy dialogue in parliament and legislative assemblies, and refrain from using unparliamentary language during debates in the House.
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Parliament Passes Jammu And Kashmir Official Languages Bill, 2020
Parliament today passed a Bill for inclusion of Kashmiri, Dogri and Hindi in the list of official languages in the Union Territory of Jammu and Kashmir, in addition to the existing Urdu and English.
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"Some Parties Speaking Same Language As Pak": PM On Citizenship Bill, Say Sources
Prime Minister Narendra Modi, addressing BJP MPs at parliament today, said "some parties" were speaking the same language as Pakistan on the Citizenship (Amendment) Bill (CAB).
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India Scared Of Politicians Who Speak Pak's Language: Giriraj Singh
India is more scared of people sitting here, who speak Pakistan's language in parliament for the sake of votes, said Union Minister Giriraj Singh.
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Nirmala Sitharaman's Budget: Long Speech, 4 Languages, Some Poetry
Finance Minister Nirmala Sitharaman delivered her first Budget speech in parliament, one of the longest ever, occasionally switching to Hindi, Tamil, Urdu and even Sanskrit.
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RJD Legislators Used Indecent Language In Parliament: Ram Vilas Paswan
Lok Janshakti Party president and BJP ally Ram Vilas Paswan today accused Rashtriya Janata Dal legislators Misa Bharti and Manoj Jha of using "indecent and unparliamentary" language against him during a debate in Parliament.
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Now, Members Can Speak In Any of 22 Languages In Parliament
Lok Sabha Speaker Sumitra Mahajan on Thursday said that members can speak in any of the 22 languages given in the Eighth Schedule of the Constitution as simultaneous interpretation was now available for five remaining languages.
