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'Consensus More Important Than Majority Rule': PM Modi During Discussion on Constitution
Consensus is more important that majority rule, Prime Minister Narendra Modi said today while intervening in a special discussion in Parliament on the Constitution, which has seen sparring between the government and the opposition since yesterday.
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RJD Chief Lalu Prasad Hits Back at PM Narendra Modi on 'No Shame' Barb
RJD president Lalu Prasad today hit back at Prime Minister Narendra Modi for his "no shame" comment against grand secular alliance leaders in the wake of a sting video of a JD-U minister allegedly accepting bribe and asked would he (PM) resign if BJP failed to win Bihar polls.
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Opinion: Modi's Second Swipe at Secularism While Abroad
Since Narendra Modi became Prime Minister last May, he has criticized, or mocked, 'secularists' and secularism in India on two occasions. Strangely, each time while speaking to NRIs on foreign soil.
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PM Narendra Modi's Comment on Sanskrit Takes Jibe at Focus on Secularism
India's secularism is not weak and will not be shaken easily, said Prime Minister Narendra Modi in Germany, referring to his government's decision to replace German with Sanskrit as the third language in over 500 schools.
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Opinion: Modi's Gita Comment Was Dangerously Loaded
He should worry about communal friends, not 'secular' foes, writes Siddharth Varadarajan.
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'Muslims are too secular,' says AAP's Shazia Ilmi in video
Ms Ilmi is running for Parliament from Ghaziabad in Uttar Pradesh. Her party has yet to comment on the video. NDTV cannot verify its authenticity.
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Congress reacts to Narendra Modi's 'burqa of secularism' attack
The Congress is offering a litany of tweets and comments to counter the Gujarat Chief Minister's theory that when in trouble, the Congress "hides behind the burqa (veil) of secularism."
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Congress hides behind 'burqa' of secularism during crisis: Narendra Modi
An aggressive Narendra Modi used an hour-long speech in Pune to declare the battle for 2014 open, ripping into the ruling Congress for its economic policies and accusing it of "hiding behind a burqa (veil) of secularism every time it is in trouble."
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'Consensus More Important Than Majority Rule': PM Modi During Discussion on Constitution
Consensus is more important that majority rule, Prime Minister Narendra Modi said today while intervening in a special discussion in Parliament on the Constitution, which has seen sparring between the government and the opposition since yesterday.
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RJD Chief Lalu Prasad Hits Back at PM Narendra Modi on 'No Shame' Barb
RJD president Lalu Prasad today hit back at Prime Minister Narendra Modi for his "no shame" comment against grand secular alliance leaders in the wake of a sting video of a JD-U minister allegedly accepting bribe and asked would he (PM) resign if BJP failed to win Bihar polls.
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Opinion: Modi's Second Swipe at Secularism While Abroad
Since Narendra Modi became Prime Minister last May, he has criticized, or mocked, 'secularists' and secularism in India on two occasions. Strangely, each time while speaking to NRIs on foreign soil.
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PM Narendra Modi's Comment on Sanskrit Takes Jibe at Focus on Secularism
India's secularism is not weak and will not be shaken easily, said Prime Minister Narendra Modi in Germany, referring to his government's decision to replace German with Sanskrit as the third language in over 500 schools.
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Opinion: Modi's Gita Comment Was Dangerously Loaded
He should worry about communal friends, not 'secular' foes, writes Siddharth Varadarajan.
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'Muslims are too secular,' says AAP's Shazia Ilmi in video
Ms Ilmi is running for Parliament from Ghaziabad in Uttar Pradesh. Her party has yet to comment on the video. NDTV cannot verify its authenticity.
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Congress reacts to Narendra Modi's 'burqa of secularism' attack
The Congress is offering a litany of tweets and comments to counter the Gujarat Chief Minister's theory that when in trouble, the Congress "hides behind the burqa (veil) of secularism."
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Congress hides behind 'burqa' of secularism during crisis: Narendra Modi
An aggressive Narendra Modi used an hour-long speech in Pune to declare the battle for 2014 open, ripping into the ruling Congress for its economic policies and accusing it of "hiding behind a burqa (veil) of secularism every time it is in trouble."
