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"You Don't Want India To Be Secular?": Supreme Court On Preamble Petitions
The terms "socialist" and "secular" are part of the Constitution's basic structure and the courts have repeatedly emphasised this in multiple judgments, the Supreme Court said today
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Ensure Two-Thirds Majority To Remove "Secular" From Preamble: Karnataka BJP MP
Six years since Anantkumar Hegde said the BJP would remove "secular" from the preamble of the Constitution, the BJP MP exhorted voters to ensure a two-thirds majority for the party in Lok Sabha to amend the country's founding document.
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No "Socialist, Secular" In Constitution Copy. Amid Row, Law Minister Says...
The absence of the words "socialist, secular" in English copies of the Constitution distributed to MPs yesterday has provoked a massive controversy a day after the special session officially moved to parliament's new building.
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'Socialist', 'Secular' Missing From Preamble On Telangana Textbook Covers
The Telangana State Council of Educational Research and Training has got mired in a controversy following the publication of the Preamble of the Constitution on the cover page of a school textbook allegedly without the words 'socialist' and 'secular'
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Jairam Ramesh On Why Jawaharlal Nehru Didn't Want "Secular", "Socialist" In Preamble
The words ''socialist'' and ''secular'' did not make it to the Preamble of the Constitution as Jawaharlal Nehru felt that there was no consensus on these issues at that time, senior Congress leader Jairam Ramesh said on Tuesday.
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"Justice, Liberty, Equality": Army Chief General Manoj Mukund Naravane Quotes Preamble To Constitution
Army chief General MM Naravane on Saturday reaffirmed his force's allegiance to the core values of the constitution and the values of the preamble which describes India as a secular, democratic republic. "As the Army, we swear allegiance to the constitution of India... Justice, liberty, equality and fraternity enshrined in the constitution should g...
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Rajnath Singh's 'Secular Most Misused Word' Remark Sparks Row: 10 Developments
The Winter Session of Parliament got off to a stormy start on Thursday as a special discussion on Constitution got underway in Lok Sabha. Sparks flew as Home Minister Rajnath Singh called "secularism" the "most misused" word in politics. Congress President Sonia Gandhi hit back, saying people who never had faith in the Constitution are now swearing...
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Delhi Government Apologises for Missing Words in Constitution Day Ads
Taking a stern view of the omission of words "socialist" and "secular" from the Preamble in its print advertisements on Constitution Day, Delhi government today tendered an apology for the error and ordered a probe to ascertain if any "mischief" was involved.
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'Secular' Missing in Government Ad: Let's Debate it, Says Minister Ravi Shankar Prasad
After ally Shiv Sena demanded "permanent deletion" of the words 'secular' and 'socialist' from the Constitution, the government has backed the idea of a nationwide debate, adding a new dimension to the controversy that began with its Republic Day ad.
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"You Don't Want India To Be Secular?": Supreme Court On Preamble Petitions
The terms "socialist" and "secular" are part of the Constitution's basic structure and the courts have repeatedly emphasised this in multiple judgments, the Supreme Court said today
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Ensure Two-Thirds Majority To Remove "Secular" From Preamble: Karnataka BJP MP
Six years since Anantkumar Hegde said the BJP would remove "secular" from the preamble of the Constitution, the BJP MP exhorted voters to ensure a two-thirds majority for the party in Lok Sabha to amend the country's founding document.
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No "Socialist, Secular" In Constitution Copy. Amid Row, Law Minister Says...
The absence of the words "socialist, secular" in English copies of the Constitution distributed to MPs yesterday has provoked a massive controversy a day after the special session officially moved to parliament's new building.
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'Socialist', 'Secular' Missing From Preamble On Telangana Textbook Covers
The Telangana State Council of Educational Research and Training has got mired in a controversy following the publication of the Preamble of the Constitution on the cover page of a school textbook allegedly without the words 'socialist' and 'secular'
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Jairam Ramesh On Why Jawaharlal Nehru Didn't Want "Secular", "Socialist" In Preamble
The words ''socialist'' and ''secular'' did not make it to the Preamble of the Constitution as Jawaharlal Nehru felt that there was no consensus on these issues at that time, senior Congress leader Jairam Ramesh said on Tuesday.
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"Justice, Liberty, Equality": Army Chief General Manoj Mukund Naravane Quotes Preamble To Constitution
Army chief General MM Naravane on Saturday reaffirmed his force's allegiance to the core values of the constitution and the values of the preamble which describes India as a secular, democratic republic. "As the Army, we swear allegiance to the constitution of India... Justice, liberty, equality and fraternity enshrined in the constitution should g...
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Rajnath Singh's 'Secular Most Misused Word' Remark Sparks Row: 10 Developments
The Winter Session of Parliament got off to a stormy start on Thursday as a special discussion on Constitution got underway in Lok Sabha. Sparks flew as Home Minister Rajnath Singh called "secularism" the "most misused" word in politics. Congress President Sonia Gandhi hit back, saying people who never had faith in the Constitution are now swearing...
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Delhi Government Apologises for Missing Words in Constitution Day Ads
Taking a stern view of the omission of words "socialist" and "secular" from the Preamble in its print advertisements on Constitution Day, Delhi government today tendered an apology for the error and ordered a probe to ascertain if any "mischief" was involved.
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'Secular' Missing in Government Ad: Let's Debate it, Says Minister Ravi Shankar Prasad
After ally Shiv Sena demanded "permanent deletion" of the words 'secular' and 'socialist' from the Constitution, the government has backed the idea of a nationwide debate, adding a new dimension to the controversy that began with its Republic Day ad.
