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Tirupati Laddoo Row Reaches Top Court For "Protecting Religious Rights"
The row over animal fat allegedly being used to make the famed Tirupati laddoos reached the Supreme Court on Friday with a lawyer filing a petition alleging that the act violates fundamental Hindu religious customs.
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"School Uniform A Reasonable Restriction": 5 Points On Big Hijab Order
The Karnataka High Court today ruled that wearing of Hijab is not an essential religious practice of the Islamic faith. Muslim women students had told the court that wearing the hijab was a fundamental right guaranteed under India's constitution.
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Anti-Conversion Laws In BJP States Unconstitutional: AIMIM Chief
AIMIM chief Asaduddin Owaisi today hit out at BJP governments in the states for bringing ordinances against religious conversion through fraudulent means, including those for the sake of marriage, claiming they violate the fundamental rights under the Constitution.
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UP's Anti-Conversion Law "Unconstitutional", Say 4 Former Judges
Four former judges have criticised the new anti-conversion ordinance of Uttar Pradesh, aimed at curbing cases of "love jihad", calling it unconstitutional, against fundamental rights, and one of the strangest laws, with one even terming "love jihad" a "creation of religious extremists for the purpose of dividing people."
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What Nobel Laureate Amartya Sen Said On Citizenship Law
Nobel laureate Amartya Sen on said the Citizenship (Amendment) Act, or CAA, violates constitutional provisions. "The CAA law that has been passed in my judgment should be turned down by the Supreme Court on the grounds of it being unconstitutional because you cannot have certain types of fundamental human rights linking citizenship with religious d...
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"Respect Right Of Peaceful Assembly": US On Citizenship Act Protests
Stressing that it is closely following the developments regarding the Citizenship (Amendment) Act in India, US State Department has appealed protestors to refrain from violence, and authorities to "protect and respect the right of peaceful assembly."
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US Urges India To Protect Rights Of Religious Minorities
The United States has urged India to protect the rights of religious minorities in the country in keeping with the constitution and democratic values as it continues to monitor the developments in various Indian states related to the contentious Citizenship Act.
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China Is On "Wrong Side" Of Religious Freedom Says US Secretary Of State
China is on the "wrong side" on the issue of religious freedom, a fundamental human right, US Secretary of State Mike Pompeo has said stressing that America was opposed to "religious intolerance" in any country whether it is an ally or not.
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Cannot Apply For Aadhaar, "Devoted Christian" Tells Supreme Court
Claiming that Aadhaar impinges on his fundamental right to follow religious faith, a petitioner today told the Supreme Court that he cannot apply for the 12-digit biometric ID.
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Strongly Condemn Cowardly Terror Attack On Amarnath Yatra Pilgrims: US
The United States today 'strongly condemned' the terror attack on Amarnath Yatra pilgrims in south Kashmir in which seven people were killed on Monday night and said "an attack on religious freedom is an attack on the most fundamental right of liberty."
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Supreme Court Allows Limited Version Of Trump's Travel Ban To Take Effect
The Supreme Court agreed Monday to allow a limited version of President Donald Trump's ban on travelers from six mostly Muslim countries to take effect and will consider in the fall the president's broad powers in immigration matters in a case that raises fundamental issues of national security and religious discrimination.
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Pope Francis Slams Terrorist Attacks As 'Homicidal Madness'
Pope Francis on Monday condemned terrorist attacks around the world as "homicidal madness" and urged all religious authorities to reassert that "one can never kill in God's name".
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BJP Spreading 'Religious Fundamentalism', Says Mayawati
Bahujan Samaj Party (BSP) chief Mayawati on Saturday accused the Bharatiya Janata Party (BSP) of spreading "religious fundamentalism" and hatred in its bid to convert India into a 'Hindu rashtra'.
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Concern Over Religious Freedom, US Lawmakers Write To PM Narendra Modi
Expressing serious concern over violence against religious minorities in India, 34 top American lawmakers have asked Prime Minister Narendra Modi to take immediate steps to protect their fundamental rights and bring the perpetrators to justice.
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Fundamentalist Terrorism Result of 'Deviant Religion': Pope Francis
Pope Francis on Monday denounced the religious fundamentalism that inspired the Paris massacres and ongoing Mideast conflicts, saying the attackers were enslaved by "deviant forms of religion" that used God as a mere ideological pretext to perpetuate mass killings.
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Tirupati Laddoo Row Reaches Top Court For "Protecting Religious Rights"
The row over animal fat allegedly being used to make the famed Tirupati laddoos reached the Supreme Court on Friday with a lawyer filing a petition alleging that the act violates fundamental Hindu religious customs.
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"School Uniform A Reasonable Restriction": 5 Points On Big Hijab Order
The Karnataka High Court today ruled that wearing of Hijab is not an essential religious practice of the Islamic faith. Muslim women students had told the court that wearing the hijab was a fundamental right guaranteed under India's constitution.
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Anti-Conversion Laws In BJP States Unconstitutional: AIMIM Chief
AIMIM chief Asaduddin Owaisi today hit out at BJP governments in the states for bringing ordinances against religious conversion through fraudulent means, including those for the sake of marriage, claiming they violate the fundamental rights under the Constitution.
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UP's Anti-Conversion Law "Unconstitutional", Say 4 Former Judges
Four former judges have criticised the new anti-conversion ordinance of Uttar Pradesh, aimed at curbing cases of "love jihad", calling it unconstitutional, against fundamental rights, and one of the strangest laws, with one even terming "love jihad" a "creation of religious extremists for the purpose of dividing people."
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What Nobel Laureate Amartya Sen Said On Citizenship Law
Nobel laureate Amartya Sen on said the Citizenship (Amendment) Act, or CAA, violates constitutional provisions. "The CAA law that has been passed in my judgment should be turned down by the Supreme Court on the grounds of it being unconstitutional because you cannot have certain types of fundamental human rights linking citizenship with religious d...
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"Respect Right Of Peaceful Assembly": US On Citizenship Act Protests
Stressing that it is closely following the developments regarding the Citizenship (Amendment) Act in India, US State Department has appealed protestors to refrain from violence, and authorities to "protect and respect the right of peaceful assembly."
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US Urges India To Protect Rights Of Religious Minorities
The United States has urged India to protect the rights of religious minorities in the country in keeping with the constitution and democratic values as it continues to monitor the developments in various Indian states related to the contentious Citizenship Act.
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China Is On "Wrong Side" Of Religious Freedom Says US Secretary Of State
China is on the "wrong side" on the issue of religious freedom, a fundamental human right, US Secretary of State Mike Pompeo has said stressing that America was opposed to "religious intolerance" in any country whether it is an ally or not.
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Cannot Apply For Aadhaar, "Devoted Christian" Tells Supreme Court
Claiming that Aadhaar impinges on his fundamental right to follow religious faith, a petitioner today told the Supreme Court that he cannot apply for the 12-digit biometric ID.
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Strongly Condemn Cowardly Terror Attack On Amarnath Yatra Pilgrims: US
The United States today 'strongly condemned' the terror attack on Amarnath Yatra pilgrims in south Kashmir in which seven people were killed on Monday night and said "an attack on religious freedom is an attack on the most fundamental right of liberty."
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Supreme Court Allows Limited Version Of Trump's Travel Ban To Take Effect
The Supreme Court agreed Monday to allow a limited version of President Donald Trump's ban on travelers from six mostly Muslim countries to take effect and will consider in the fall the president's broad powers in immigration matters in a case that raises fundamental issues of national security and religious discrimination.
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Pope Francis Slams Terrorist Attacks As 'Homicidal Madness'
Pope Francis on Monday condemned terrorist attacks around the world as "homicidal madness" and urged all religious authorities to reassert that "one can never kill in God's name".
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BJP Spreading 'Religious Fundamentalism', Says Mayawati
Bahujan Samaj Party (BSP) chief Mayawati on Saturday accused the Bharatiya Janata Party (BSP) of spreading "religious fundamentalism" and hatred in its bid to convert India into a 'Hindu rashtra'.
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Concern Over Religious Freedom, US Lawmakers Write To PM Narendra Modi
Expressing serious concern over violence against religious minorities in India, 34 top American lawmakers have asked Prime Minister Narendra Modi to take immediate steps to protect their fundamental rights and bring the perpetrators to justice.
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Fundamentalist Terrorism Result of 'Deviant Religion': Pope Francis
Pope Francis on Monday denounced the religious fundamentalism that inspired the Paris massacres and ongoing Mideast conflicts, saying the attackers were enslaved by "deviant forms of religion" that used God as a mere ideological pretext to perpetuate mass killings.
