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Assembly Election 2019: Rajnath Singh Says Poor Language Cost Congress, No Comment On ML Khattar
Defence Minister Rajnath Singh said the Congress had lost the national election for its use of abusive language to target Prime Minister Narendra Modi, but in the same breath, refused to comment on Haryana Chief Minister Manohar Lal Khattar's offensive descriptor for Sonia Gandhi recently.
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"I Never Use Foul Language For A Prime Minister," Says Rajnath Singh
Amid the ongoing political slugfest over Prime Minister Narendra Modi's comments on former PM Rajiv Gandhi, Union Home Minister Rajnath Singh on Saturday said he never used foul language for any of India's premiers, irrespective of their political affiliations.
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Monsoon Session Of Parliament - Day 5: Highlights
The fourth day of the monsoon session of Parliament saw a fierce debate on atrocities against Dalits. Opposition parties put pressure on the government to pursue cases against atrocities on Dalits in Gujarat's Una, as well as against Dayashankar Singh, who used derogatory language against BSP chief Mayawati. Parliament also debated the situation in...
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AAP Lawmaker Heard Abusing Modi Government, Says 'No Regrets'
A lawmaker of Delhi's ruling Aam Aadmi Party or AAP, Amanatullah Khan, is heard on camera using abusive language against the Modi government and inciting a gathering to picket Home Minister Rajnath Singh's home.
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PM Modi to Inaugurate International Hindi Conference in Bhopal
PM Modi will inaugurate a three-day international Hindi conference in Bhopal on September 10 aimed at popularising the language globally, with delegates from at least 27 countries besides scholars from across India expected to participate.
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Don't Try to be an Englishman, Feel Proud to be an Indian: Home Minister Rajnath Singh Tells Students
Don't try to be an Englishman, speak English, but have a sense of pride for all Indian languages as well, Home Minister Rajnath Singh advised students of a private institute in Noida.
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Sign Language at Narendra Modi's Swearing-In Ceremony
Around 18 million deaf Indian citizens will be able to follow all details of Narendra Modi's swearing-in ceremony on Monday with sign language interpretation facilities at the installation of a new prime minister for the first time in India.
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After language row, Rajnath Singh's US address in English
BJP president Rajnath Singh may have described English as the bane of India's culture, but it was English he chose when it came to his address at a conference on Afghanistan in the US.
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Not against learning in English, tweets Rajnath Singh
BJP president Rajnath Singh has sought to clear the air on the recent controversy sparked by his remarks against the English language and said he has been quoted out of context.
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English language has resulted in loss of 'our culture': Rajnath Singh
The image managers of the Bharatiya Janata Party or BJP, which is all set to woo the youth and urban middle class in the next general elections, would have winced hard when party president Rajnath Singh made an anti-English comment on Thursday. The Congress is delighted.
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Assembly Election 2019: Rajnath Singh Says Poor Language Cost Congress, No Comment On ML Khattar
Defence Minister Rajnath Singh said the Congress had lost the national election for its use of abusive language to target Prime Minister Narendra Modi, but in the same breath, refused to comment on Haryana Chief Minister Manohar Lal Khattar's offensive descriptor for Sonia Gandhi recently.
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"I Never Use Foul Language For A Prime Minister," Says Rajnath Singh
Amid the ongoing political slugfest over Prime Minister Narendra Modi's comments on former PM Rajiv Gandhi, Union Home Minister Rajnath Singh on Saturday said he never used foul language for any of India's premiers, irrespective of their political affiliations.
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Monsoon Session Of Parliament - Day 5: Highlights
The fourth day of the monsoon session of Parliament saw a fierce debate on atrocities against Dalits. Opposition parties put pressure on the government to pursue cases against atrocities on Dalits in Gujarat's Una, as well as against Dayashankar Singh, who used derogatory language against BSP chief Mayawati. Parliament also debated the situation in...
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AAP Lawmaker Heard Abusing Modi Government, Says 'No Regrets'
A lawmaker of Delhi's ruling Aam Aadmi Party or AAP, Amanatullah Khan, is heard on camera using abusive language against the Modi government and inciting a gathering to picket Home Minister Rajnath Singh's home.
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PM Modi to Inaugurate International Hindi Conference in Bhopal
PM Modi will inaugurate a three-day international Hindi conference in Bhopal on September 10 aimed at popularising the language globally, with delegates from at least 27 countries besides scholars from across India expected to participate.
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Don't Try to be an Englishman, Feel Proud to be an Indian: Home Minister Rajnath Singh Tells Students
Don't try to be an Englishman, speak English, but have a sense of pride for all Indian languages as well, Home Minister Rajnath Singh advised students of a private institute in Noida.
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Sign Language at Narendra Modi's Swearing-In Ceremony
Around 18 million deaf Indian citizens will be able to follow all details of Narendra Modi's swearing-in ceremony on Monday with sign language interpretation facilities at the installation of a new prime minister for the first time in India.
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After language row, Rajnath Singh's US address in English
BJP president Rajnath Singh may have described English as the bane of India's culture, but it was English he chose when it came to his address at a conference on Afghanistan in the US.
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Not against learning in English, tweets Rajnath Singh
BJP president Rajnath Singh has sought to clear the air on the recent controversy sparked by his remarks against the English language and said he has been quoted out of context.
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English language has resulted in loss of 'our culture': Rajnath Singh
The image managers of the Bharatiya Janata Party or BJP, which is all set to woo the youth and urban middle class in the next general elections, would have winced hard when party president Rajnath Singh made an anti-English comment on Thursday. The Congress is delighted.
