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Tribal Communities Have Sent Blood-Soaked Message To PM: Jignesh Mevani
Dalit leader and Independent lawmaker, Jignesh Mevani lashed out at Prime Minister Narendra Modi on Twitter, after the mega inauguration of Sardar Vallabhbhai Patel's statue on Wednesday in Gujarat's Kevadiya. He said, Sardar Patel united India but the Prime Minister and BJP's "divisive politics will leave a fractured India!" Tribal communities "af...
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From Pakoda To Hotel, Governor Anandiben Patel Extends PM Modi's Theory
Anandiben Patel, the Madhya Pradesh Governor, has waded right into the debate on job creation, with her explanation of how the opposition had misconstrued Prime Minister Narendra Modi's remark on why a person earning Rs 200 a day selling 'pakodas' can be considered employed.
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PM Narendra Modi Warns Of Action Against Those Who 'Snatch' Tribal Rights
Natural resources in forests should not be exploited at the cost of tribals living there, Prime Minister Narendra Modi today said, favouring stringent action against those who "snatch" away their land and rights.
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Tribal Communities Have Sent Blood-Soaked Message To PM: Jignesh Mevani
Dalit leader and Independent lawmaker, Jignesh Mevani lashed out at Prime Minister Narendra Modi on Twitter, after the mega inauguration of Sardar Vallabhbhai Patel's statue on Wednesday in Gujarat's Kevadiya. He said, Sardar Patel united India but the Prime Minister and BJP's "divisive politics will leave a fractured India!" Tribal communities "af...
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From Pakoda To Hotel, Governor Anandiben Patel Extends PM Modi's Theory
Anandiben Patel, the Madhya Pradesh Governor, has waded right into the debate on job creation, with her explanation of how the opposition had misconstrued Prime Minister Narendra Modi's remark on why a person earning Rs 200 a day selling 'pakodas' can be considered employed.
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PM Narendra Modi Warns Of Action Against Those Who 'Snatch' Tribal Rights
Natural resources in forests should not be exploited at the cost of tribals living there, Prime Minister Narendra Modi today said, favouring stringent action against those who "snatch" away their land and rights.
