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Centre Gets Harsh Rebuke, Rs 1 Lakh Fine From Supreme Court Over Widows
Upset with the centre for not coming up with a roadmap for the welfare of widows across the country despite assurance, the Supreme Court today came down heavily on the government and imposed a Rs 1 lakh fine.
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Feisty Widows Invite Hema Malini to Vrindavan
They are frail but they are feisty - 50 widows of Vrindavan who arrived in Kolkata today to celebrate the Durga Pujas have a simple message for Hema Malini, the BJP MP from Mathura who recently said the widows of Vrindavan should go back to their own states, Bengal and Bihar. Their message - come to us in Vrindavan, sing "bhajans" with us, do "dars...
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Opinion: Hema Malini, MP, Wrong At So Many Levels
Incorrect facts and defamatory accusations, says Brinda Karat.
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Hema Malini Clarifies Controversial Remarks on Vrindavan Widows
Actor-turned-BJP parliamentarian Hema Malini today supplied her clarification in a series of tweets after a controversy over her comment that "widows from Bengal and Bihar should stay there" and not crowd Vrindavan, the holy city in Uttar Pradesh home to thousands of destitute women.
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'Widows From Bengal, Bihar, Stay There. Why Crowd Vrindavan?': Hema Malini
Actor-parliamentarian Hema Malini is being criticized for her comment that widows from Bengal and Bihar should not crowd Vrindavan, the holy city in Uttar Pradesh home to thousands of destitute women.
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Mathura: Woman, teenager son found murdered in house
A 45-year-old widow and her 12-year-old son were found murdered at their house in Mahavidya Colony in Mathura yesterday, police said.
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Supreme Court shocked by how bodies of Vrindavan widows are treated
The Supreme Court today expressed shock over the manner in which the bodies of deceased Vrindavan widows were disposed by chopping into pieces and packing in gunny bags. The Court said "It is shocking" and directed the Chief Medical Officer of Civil hospital of Mathura to ensure last rites of any deceased women in the shelter homes be performed per...
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Supreme Court wants report on condition of Vrindavan widows
Taking note of the pitiable condition of widows in Vrindavan in Uttar Pradesh, the Supreme Court today appointed a seven-member panel to collect data on their socio-economic condition.
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Centre Gets Harsh Rebuke, Rs 1 Lakh Fine From Supreme Court Over Widows
Upset with the centre for not coming up with a roadmap for the welfare of widows across the country despite assurance, the Supreme Court today came down heavily on the government and imposed a Rs 1 lakh fine.
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Feisty Widows Invite Hema Malini to Vrindavan
They are frail but they are feisty - 50 widows of Vrindavan who arrived in Kolkata today to celebrate the Durga Pujas have a simple message for Hema Malini, the BJP MP from Mathura who recently said the widows of Vrindavan should go back to their own states, Bengal and Bihar. Their message - come to us in Vrindavan, sing "bhajans" with us, do "dars...
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Opinion: Hema Malini, MP, Wrong At So Many Levels
Incorrect facts and defamatory accusations, says Brinda Karat.
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Hema Malini Clarifies Controversial Remarks on Vrindavan Widows
Actor-turned-BJP parliamentarian Hema Malini today supplied her clarification in a series of tweets after a controversy over her comment that "widows from Bengal and Bihar should stay there" and not crowd Vrindavan, the holy city in Uttar Pradesh home to thousands of destitute women.
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'Widows From Bengal, Bihar, Stay There. Why Crowd Vrindavan?': Hema Malini
Actor-parliamentarian Hema Malini is being criticized for her comment that widows from Bengal and Bihar should not crowd Vrindavan, the holy city in Uttar Pradesh home to thousands of destitute women.
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Mathura: Woman, teenager son found murdered in house
A 45-year-old widow and her 12-year-old son were found murdered at their house in Mahavidya Colony in Mathura yesterday, police said.
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Supreme Court shocked by how bodies of Vrindavan widows are treated
The Supreme Court today expressed shock over the manner in which the bodies of deceased Vrindavan widows were disposed by chopping into pieces and packing in gunny bags. The Court said "It is shocking" and directed the Chief Medical Officer of Civil hospital of Mathura to ensure last rites of any deceased women in the shelter homes be performed per...
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Supreme Court wants report on condition of Vrindavan widows
Taking note of the pitiable condition of widows in Vrindavan in Uttar Pradesh, the Supreme Court today appointed a seven-member panel to collect data on their socio-economic condition.
