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Narendra Modi's sadbhavana fasts based on Centre's instructions
The Narendra Modi government has said the chief minister's 'Sadbhavna' fasts were organised on the directives of various Central government ministries with an objective to preserve communal harmony and strengthen national unity.
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Highlights of Narendra Modi's speech
Fresh from his Sadbhavana fast last week in Ahmedabad, Gujarat Chief Minister Narendra Modi, in another show of strength, began his 'maha rally' today. The rally, which is being held at Vastrol on the outskirts of Ahmedabad, is being billed as the Chief Minister's campaign to highlight what he calls "injustice against his government".
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Congress is trying to run a parallel govt in Gujarat: Narendra Modi
Buoyed by his last week's Sadbhavana fast, Gujarat Chief Minister Narendra Modi today upped the ante against the Congress accusing it of conspiring to dislodge his government through Raj Bhavan.
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This fast has united India, claims satisfied Modi
Narendra Modi has broken his three-day sadbhavana fast - he accepted a glass of juice with much ceremony from a lot of smiling politicians and saffron-clad priests. And announced a new mission. The Gujarat Chief Minister will now extend what he calls the success of his sadbhavana fast by spending a day in each Gujarat district, fasting.
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Controversy over Modi's alleged refusal to wear skull cap
Gujarat Chief Minister Narendra Modi refused to put on a 'skull cap' offered by a Muslim cleric during his three-day 'Sadbhavana' fast here. Sayed Imam Shahi Saiyed, a cleric of a small Dargah in Pirana village on the outskirts of the city, had on Sunday, gone up to the stage to greet the Chief Minister, at Gujarat University Convention hall.
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Narendra Modi's fast ends: Highlights of his closing speech
Narendra Modi rounded off his three-day Sadbhavana fast with a speech addressed to a packed gathering at the Gujarat University Convention Centre in Ahmedabad.
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Narendra Modi ends 3-day sadbhavana fast
Narendra Modi has broken his three-day sadbhavana fast - he accepted a glass of juice with much ceremony from a lot of smiling politicians and saffron-clad priests.
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Day 2 of Narendra Modi's fast: Riot victims, activists detained in Naroda Patiya
There was drama on the second day of Gujarat Chief Minister Narendra Modi's sadbhavana fast. As the chief minister fasted, at least 25 people, including activist Mallika Sarabhai and Mukul Sinha, were detained in Naroda Patiya as the 2002 Gujarat riot victims were today barred from protesting against Mr Modi.
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Narendra Modi fast has competition from Vaghela
In a counter to Gujarat Chief Minister Narendra Modi's proposed three-day fast from Saturday, the Congress today announced to launch a fast on the very same day with senior party leader Shankersingh Vaghela leading the charge.
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Narendra Modi's sadbhavana fasts based on Centre's instructions
The Narendra Modi government has said the chief minister's 'Sadbhavna' fasts were organised on the directives of various Central government ministries with an objective to preserve communal harmony and strengthen national unity.
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Highlights of Narendra Modi's speech
Fresh from his Sadbhavana fast last week in Ahmedabad, Gujarat Chief Minister Narendra Modi, in another show of strength, began his 'maha rally' today. The rally, which is being held at Vastrol on the outskirts of Ahmedabad, is being billed as the Chief Minister's campaign to highlight what he calls "injustice against his government".
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Congress is trying to run a parallel govt in Gujarat: Narendra Modi
Buoyed by his last week's Sadbhavana fast, Gujarat Chief Minister Narendra Modi today upped the ante against the Congress accusing it of conspiring to dislodge his government through Raj Bhavan.
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This fast has united India, claims satisfied Modi
Narendra Modi has broken his three-day sadbhavana fast - he accepted a glass of juice with much ceremony from a lot of smiling politicians and saffron-clad priests. And announced a new mission. The Gujarat Chief Minister will now extend what he calls the success of his sadbhavana fast by spending a day in each Gujarat district, fasting.
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Controversy over Modi's alleged refusal to wear skull cap
Gujarat Chief Minister Narendra Modi refused to put on a 'skull cap' offered by a Muslim cleric during his three-day 'Sadbhavana' fast here. Sayed Imam Shahi Saiyed, a cleric of a small Dargah in Pirana village on the outskirts of the city, had on Sunday, gone up to the stage to greet the Chief Minister, at Gujarat University Convention hall.
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Narendra Modi's fast ends: Highlights of his closing speech
Narendra Modi rounded off his three-day Sadbhavana fast with a speech addressed to a packed gathering at the Gujarat University Convention Centre in Ahmedabad.
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Narendra Modi ends 3-day sadbhavana fast
Narendra Modi has broken his three-day sadbhavana fast - he accepted a glass of juice with much ceremony from a lot of smiling politicians and saffron-clad priests.
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Day 2 of Narendra Modi's fast: Riot victims, activists detained in Naroda Patiya
There was drama on the second day of Gujarat Chief Minister Narendra Modi's sadbhavana fast. As the chief minister fasted, at least 25 people, including activist Mallika Sarabhai and Mukul Sinha, were detained in Naroda Patiya as the 2002 Gujarat riot victims were today barred from protesting against Mr Modi.
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Narendra Modi fast has competition from Vaghela
In a counter to Gujarat Chief Minister Narendra Modi's proposed three-day fast from Saturday, the Congress today announced to launch a fast on the very same day with senior party leader Shankersingh Vaghela leading the charge.
