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"India Most Tolerant Country": Rajnath Singh Amid Naseeruddin Shah Row
Rebuffing allegations that intolerance was rising in the country, Union Home Minister Rajnath Singh on Sunday said there was no nation in the world as tolerant as India.
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Government Prepared for CBI Probe Into Dadri Lynching: Rajnath Singh
Home Minister Rajnath Singh on Tuesday said anyone seeking to disturb communal amity will not be spared and the government was prepared for a CBI probe into the lynching of a Muslim man in Dadri so that the truth comes out.
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In Intolerance Debate, Women Make Their Presence Felt in Parliament
On a day Home Minister Rajnath Singh sparred with Congress vice president Rahul Gandhi over the issue of perceived intolerance in the country, a group of women lawmakers stood out in the debate.
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5 Facts About Mohammad Salim Who Sparked a Parliament Uproar Today
Left lawmaker Mohammad Salim triggered a row on Monday after he attributed a controversial comment to Home Minister Rajnath Singh. Mr Singh denied making the remark even as others pointed out that the comment was made by late Vishhwa Hindu Parishad leader Ashok Singhal.
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'First Hindu Ruler in 800 Years': Parliament Storm Over Quote Cited by CPM Leader Mohd Salim
A debate in Parliament today on 'rising intolerance' was waylaid by a comment attributed to Home Minister Rajnath Singh by Left parliamentarian Mohd Salim.
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Government, Opposition Spar in Parliament Over 'Intolerance': 10 Developments
A fierce row erupted in Parliament today during a debate on 'rising intolerance', over a controversial comment attributed to Home Minister Rajnath Singh by Left lawmaker Mohammad Salim. The uproar forced the first adjournment of the Lok Sabha since the winter session began last Thursday.
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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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'Despite Insults, Ambedkar Never Said He Will Leave India,' Says Home Minister
Home Minister Rajnath Singh, who is also the Deputy Leader of the Lok Sabha, is addressing the lower house on the first Constitution Day today. Here are the highlights of his speech
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'Secular' Most Misused Word in India: Rajnath Singh's Remarks Spark Row
Union minister Rajnath Singh sparred with the opposition Congress today over the word "secularism" during a special discussion in Parliament on the Constitution as the winter session began.
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Don't Return Awards, Meet PM Modi: Rajnath Singh on Protest by Intellectuals
Amidst the row over claims of rising intolerance in the country, Union Home Minister Rajnath Singh today asked artistes and intellectuals to come and meet Prime Minister Narendra Modi to suggest ways to resolve the crisis.
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Do Not Let Intolerance Arise Between Communities: Rajnath Singh to Citizens
Appealing against any "intolerance" arising between communities, Union Home Minister Rajnath Singh today disapproved of politics in the name of religion and said that nobody should be discriminated against on the basis of their faith, caste or creed.
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Nuns, Priests Dragged by Police Onto Buses While Protesting Church Attacks
Hundreds of Christians clashed with the Delhi Police today as they protested in the heart of the capital to ask for government protection amid growing concern about rising intolerance after a series of attacks on churches. The police has said some of these were not religiously motivated, but were cases of thefts, a claim rejected by Christian commu...
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Police Drag Priests, Women Into Buses During Protests Against Delhi Church Attacks
Hundreds of Christians clashed with the Delhi Police today as they protested in the heart of the capital to ask for government protection amid growing concern about rising intolerance after a series of attacks on churches. The police have said some of these were not religiously motivated, but were cases of thefts, a claim rejected by Christian comm...
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"India Most Tolerant Country": Rajnath Singh Amid Naseeruddin Shah Row
Rebuffing allegations that intolerance was rising in the country, Union Home Minister Rajnath Singh on Sunday said there was no nation in the world as tolerant as India.
-
Government Prepared for CBI Probe Into Dadri Lynching: Rajnath Singh
Home Minister Rajnath Singh on Tuesday said anyone seeking to disturb communal amity will not be spared and the government was prepared for a CBI probe into the lynching of a Muslim man in Dadri so that the truth comes out.
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In Intolerance Debate, Women Make Their Presence Felt in Parliament
On a day Home Minister Rajnath Singh sparred with Congress vice president Rahul Gandhi over the issue of perceived intolerance in the country, a group of women lawmakers stood out in the debate.
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5 Facts About Mohammad Salim Who Sparked a Parliament Uproar Today
Left lawmaker Mohammad Salim triggered a row on Monday after he attributed a controversial comment to Home Minister Rajnath Singh. Mr Singh denied making the remark even as others pointed out that the comment was made by late Vishhwa Hindu Parishad leader Ashok Singhal.
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'First Hindu Ruler in 800 Years': Parliament Storm Over Quote Cited by CPM Leader Mohd Salim
A debate in Parliament today on 'rising intolerance' was waylaid by a comment attributed to Home Minister Rajnath Singh by Left parliamentarian Mohd Salim.
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Government, Opposition Spar in Parliament Over 'Intolerance': 10 Developments
A fierce row erupted in Parliament today during a debate on 'rising intolerance', over a controversial comment attributed to Home Minister Rajnath Singh by Left lawmaker Mohammad Salim. The uproar forced the first adjournment of the Lok Sabha since the winter session began last Thursday.
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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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'Despite Insults, Ambedkar Never Said He Will Leave India,' Says Home Minister
Home Minister Rajnath Singh, who is also the Deputy Leader of the Lok Sabha, is addressing the lower house on the first Constitution Day today. Here are the highlights of his speech
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'Secular' Most Misused Word in India: Rajnath Singh's Remarks Spark Row
Union minister Rajnath Singh sparred with the opposition Congress today over the word "secularism" during a special discussion in Parliament on the Constitution as the winter session began.
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Don't Return Awards, Meet PM Modi: Rajnath Singh on Protest by Intellectuals
Amidst the row over claims of rising intolerance in the country, Union Home Minister Rajnath Singh today asked artistes and intellectuals to come and meet Prime Minister Narendra Modi to suggest ways to resolve the crisis.
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Do Not Let Intolerance Arise Between Communities: Rajnath Singh to Citizens
Appealing against any "intolerance" arising between communities, Union Home Minister Rajnath Singh today disapproved of politics in the name of religion and said that nobody should be discriminated against on the basis of their faith, caste or creed.
-
Nuns, Priests Dragged by Police Onto Buses While Protesting Church Attacks
Hundreds of Christians clashed with the Delhi Police today as they protested in the heart of the capital to ask for government protection amid growing concern about rising intolerance after a series of attacks on churches. The police has said some of these were not religiously motivated, but were cases of thefts, a claim rejected by Christian commu...
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Police Drag Priests, Women Into Buses During Protests Against Delhi Church Attacks
Hundreds of Christians clashed with the Delhi Police today as they protested in the heart of the capital to ask for government protection amid growing concern about rising intolerance after a series of attacks on churches. The police have said some of these were not religiously motivated, but were cases of thefts, a claim rejected by Christian comm...
