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Not Just CS Karnan. Controversial Remarks By India's Judges: 10 Points
Days after Calcutta High Court judge Justice CS Karnan, who faces an arrest warrant for his controversial remarks, Law Minister Ravi Shankar Prasad said the Justice Karnan episode calls for a greater scrutiny of the judiciary. Justice Karnan became the first sitting High Court judge to be awarded a jail term for his defamatory remarks against the t...
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Every Indian Woman Will Be In A 'Burqa' If Mahesh Sharma Has His Way: Congress
Hitting out at Union Culture Minister Mahesh Sharma over his controversial comment that foreign female tourists must refrain from wearing skirts for their own safety, the Congress on Monday asserted that if he had his way, then every woman in the country right now would be wearing a burqa.
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'No Skirts': Have Daughters, Wouldn't Force Ban, Says Minister Mahesh Sharma
After controversially suggesting that foreigners visiting India should avoid wearing skirts or going out alone at night, Union Minister Mahesh Sharma clarified today that he was speaking in the context of religious places, and that he spoke out of "concern".
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Incidents Like JNU Row Tarnish India's Image: Tourism Minister
Tourism Minister Mahesh Sharma said the incidents like the Jawaharlal Nehru University (JNU) controversy tarnish the image of the country and affect the tourism sector.
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Look Which Minister is Getting President Kalam's Bungalow
The sprawling two-storey bungalow where former president APJ Abdul Kalam lived for the last eight years has now been given to Mahesh Sharma, the minister who had controversially said that Dr Kalam was a "nationalist and humanist despite being a Muslim."
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Centre Accepts Mahesh Rangarajan's Resignation as Nehru Memorial Museum Director
Caught in the midst of a controversy, Mahesh Rangarajan, UPA-appointed Director of Nehru Memorial Museum and Library (NMML), has pressed ahead with his resignation from the post, which was accepted today.
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Congress Hits Back at Union Minister Mahesh Sharma's 'No Work, No Pay' Remark
Congress today hit back at Union Minister Mahesh Sharma for his suggestion of 'no work, no pay' policy over logjam in Parliament, saying such views were "wrong" as Congress MPs were "working hard".
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Ramayana Museum to Come Up at Ayodhya But Away From Disputed Site: Union Minister Mahesh Sharma
The government today announced that it would construct a Ramayana museum at Ayodhya in Uttar Pradesh, which would portray the epic journey of Lord Rama, but sought to steer away from controversy saying it would be kept away from the disputed site there.
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Not Just CS Karnan. Controversial Remarks By India's Judges: 10 Points
Days after Calcutta High Court judge Justice CS Karnan, who faces an arrest warrant for his controversial remarks, Law Minister Ravi Shankar Prasad said the Justice Karnan episode calls for a greater scrutiny of the judiciary. Justice Karnan became the first sitting High Court judge to be awarded a jail term for his defamatory remarks against the t...
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Every Indian Woman Will Be In A 'Burqa' If Mahesh Sharma Has His Way: Congress
Hitting out at Union Culture Minister Mahesh Sharma over his controversial comment that foreign female tourists must refrain from wearing skirts for their own safety, the Congress on Monday asserted that if he had his way, then every woman in the country right now would be wearing a burqa.
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'No Skirts': Have Daughters, Wouldn't Force Ban, Says Minister Mahesh Sharma
After controversially suggesting that foreigners visiting India should avoid wearing skirts or going out alone at night, Union Minister Mahesh Sharma clarified today that he was speaking in the context of religious places, and that he spoke out of "concern".
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Incidents Like JNU Row Tarnish India's Image: Tourism Minister
Tourism Minister Mahesh Sharma said the incidents like the Jawaharlal Nehru University (JNU) controversy tarnish the image of the country and affect the tourism sector.
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Look Which Minister is Getting President Kalam's Bungalow
The sprawling two-storey bungalow where former president APJ Abdul Kalam lived for the last eight years has now been given to Mahesh Sharma, the minister who had controversially said that Dr Kalam was a "nationalist and humanist despite being a Muslim."
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Centre Accepts Mahesh Rangarajan's Resignation as Nehru Memorial Museum Director
Caught in the midst of a controversy, Mahesh Rangarajan, UPA-appointed Director of Nehru Memorial Museum and Library (NMML), has pressed ahead with his resignation from the post, which was accepted today.
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Congress Hits Back at Union Minister Mahesh Sharma's 'No Work, No Pay' Remark
Congress today hit back at Union Minister Mahesh Sharma for his suggestion of 'no work, no pay' policy over logjam in Parliament, saying such views were "wrong" as Congress MPs were "working hard".
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Ramayana Museum to Come Up at Ayodhya But Away From Disputed Site: Union Minister Mahesh Sharma
The government today announced that it would construct a Ramayana museum at Ayodhya in Uttar Pradesh, which would portray the epic journey of Lord Rama, but sought to steer away from controversy saying it would be kept away from the disputed site there.
