30 June 2019:
26 Shawal 1440:Vol: 11, No:233
INDIA
Centre Extends Deadline To Update Assam
Citizens' List NRC To July 31
New Delhi:Centre has extended the deadline to
complete the ongoing exercise for updating the National Register of Citizens or
NRC in Assam by one more month to July 30. The process had been extended in
December last year by 6 months to June 30.In a notification, the Registrar
General of India said the decision was taken as the exercise launched to
identify legal residents of Assam, could not be completed within the current
deadline.Over one lakh people were excluded from the NRC, a draft list showed
earlier this week. The additional draft exclusion list published on Wednesday named
1.02 lakh people whose names figured in the draft citizens' list that was
released in July last year. These names were subsequently found ineligible for
inclusion.The Assam citizens' list is being updated for the first time since
1951 to account for illegal migration into Assam from neighbouring Bangladesh.
The people who have been excluded will be informed individually through letters
to be delivered at their residential addresses. The list of names dropped in
the latest draft can be accessed on the National Register of Citizens' website.
The excluded people will have the chance to file their claims at the designated
NRC help centres by July 11.Over 40 lakh people were not named in the draft
citizens' list published on July 30 last year, creating a huge controversy.
Lakhs of them have applied for re-verification. The draft list included the
names of 2.9 crore people out of the total 3.29 crore applications. NRC in
Assam is being updated under the Supreme Court's monitoring.A person whose name
is not part of NRC can approach any such tribunal with a certified copy of the
rejection order received from NRC authorities along with the grounds for
appeal.ndtv
Nagaland set to begin its variant of NRC from
July 10
guwahati:Nagaland has decided to start a
variant of National Register of Citizens (NRC) that neighbouring Assam is
updating.On Saturday, Nagaland’s Home Commissioner R. Ramakrishnan issued a
notification for setting up of the Register of Indigenous Inhabitants of
Nagaland (RIIN) aimed at preparing a master list of all indigenous peoples and
checking the issuance of fake indigenous inhabitant certificates.Designated
teams would fan out to cover each village and urban ward from July 10, less
than a month before Assam is scheduled to publish the final NRC.To be monitored
by the Home Commissioner, Nagaland’s exercise for collecting information on
locals and non-locals has a 60-day deadline. RIIN, according to Ramakrishnan,
will be prepared after an extensive survey with the help of a village-wise and
ward-wise list of indigenous inhabitants based on official records. It will be
prepared under the supervision of each district administration.State govt,
officials said, had directed all DCs to ensure that the teams were constituted
by name within a week of the publication of the notification, make the
information about the teams public, and communicate to the village council
chairmen,Village Development Board secretaries, ward authorities, tribal hohos,
church authorities, and NGOs.Hoho is the apex body of each Naga group. Survey teams
have been instructed to visit each house and make a list of indigenous
inhabitants living there. Each family member will be listed in the village of
their original residence and mention will be made of any member living
elsewhere. The format for making the list will mention “permanent residence and
present residence” separately. Aadhaar number, wherever available, will also be
recorded.The provisional lists will then be published in the villages and wards
and also on the websites of the district and the State government on Sept.11.Time
will be given till October 10 for any claims and objections after the
publication of the provisional lists.DCs will then settle the claims and
objections based on official records and evidence produced.List will be
finalised after giving the claimants an opportunity of being heard, and each
indigenous inhabitant will be given a unique identity card. thehindu
Muslim Boy Thrashed for not Chanting ‘Jai Shri
Ram’ in UP
Kanpur:A young Muslim boy was allegedly
thrashed by unidentified men here for denying to chant “Jai Shri Ram”, police
said here on Saturday.According to police, the incident occurred on Friday when
Mohammad Taj, resident of Barra, was returning home after offering ‘namaz’ at a
mosque in Kidwai Nagar.“When I was coming back after offering the prayer, three
to four people asked me to get down from my car. They started hurling abuses on
me after seeing the skull cap on my head,” he told ANI.“They called me “mulla”
(Muslim man) and asked me to chant ‘Jai Shri Ram.’ They thrashed me and also
took away my cell phone as I was about to call my family and the police,” Taj
told ANI. Circle Officer (CO) Manoj Kumar Gupta said that three to four
unidentified motorcyclists stopped Taj for overtaking them and objected to him
wearing the skull cap. “When the people interrupted, the attackers fled from
the spot. We will look into the CCTV footage and take strict action against the
accused,” he said.Caravan NewsANI
Hopes of Getting Justice Dashed: Pehlu Khan’s
Son
Mewat:Amid a controversy over the name of
Pehlu Khan, a dairy farmer killed by a group of cow vigilantes in Rajasthan in
2017,in a chargesheet, his son on Saturday said his hopes of justice from the
Chief Minister Ashok Gehlot-led Congress govt were dashed. “We had a hope from
the Congress govt that they will help us in getting justice but all our
struggle went in vain,” Irsad was quoted as saying by ANI. “We were hoping that
we will get justice now. They killed our father in front of our eyes but now
they are torturing us as some of us are the eye-witnesses in the case,” he
said.
Lynchings of Muslims, Dalits linked to Sangh
Parivar:Owaisi
New Delhi :AIMIM chief Asaduddin Owaisi on
Sunday said organisations linked to Sangh Parivar were accountable for crimes
against people who refuse to chant slogans of “Jai Shri Ram” and “Vande
Mataram”.“People are being beaten up if they do not say ‘Jai Shri Ram’ and
‘Vande Mataram.’ These incidents are not going to stop. Only Muslims and Dalits
are being targeted. There are organisations behind such incidents and all of
them are linked to the Sangh Parivar,” ANI quoted Hyderabad MP as
saying.Owaisi’s remarks came a day after an 18-year-old boy was allegedly
assaulted and forced to chant ‘Jai Shri Ram’ by a group of youths in a market
in Kanpur.indian express
Minority Body, Locals Oppose Move to Transform
East Delhi’s Urdu-Medium School into English
New Delhi:Local residents of Sri Ram Colony
district in East Delhi has opposed East Delhi Municipal Corporation (EDMC)’s
decision to transform an Urdu medium school into an English medium
one.Residents of Khajuri area of Sri Ram Colony, which has around 90% Muslim
population, has also met with Union Minority Affairs Minister Mukhtar Abbas
Naqvi, and has submitted applications to various government bodies as well.
These include Delhi Minority Commission, Education Commissioner, Additional
Education Commissioner, Director of Education, EDMC mayor and Education chairman
to oppose EDMC’s move.They have also submitted the signatures of 1000 people
who are against the transformation of the medium from Urdu to English. Acting
on the complaint filed by them,the commission has now ordered the department of
education, EDMC, “not to change the medium of instruction of the said school
and to start the upcoming school year as an Urdu-medium school only”.“An
Urdu-medium school was approved and built after a decade-long struggle in Sri
Ram Colony, Ward No.64E, Shahdara North Zone of EDMC. The building is now
ready, sporting a board saying “EDMC Primary School Urdu”. But somehow EDMC now
wants to change the medium of instruction of this school to English while a
vast majority of the people in the area want and have struggled for an
Urdu-medium school all this while. One thousand people of the area have also
approached the DMC for help,” said the Commission while issuing an order not to
change the medium of education.Caravan Daily
Terrorists, Murderers Running Country while
Honest Police Officers being Framed: Shweta Bhatt
Kozhikode:“When I married Sanjiv 33 years ago,
I had promised him that I would stay with him through thick and thin. Help me
keep that promise,” Shweta Bhatt said before hundreds of people carrying
umbrellas with slogans in support of her husband Sanjiv Bhatt, the IPS officer
who was recently sentenced for life by the Jamnagar Special Court in
Gujarat.“The situation in our country is such that rapists, terrorists, and
murderers are running it, while honest police officers are being framed,” she
was quoted as addressing an ‘umbrella march’ organised by Muslim Youth League in Kozhikode on Friday expressing solidarity
with the officer.Sanjiv Bhatt was handed life-term for a 28-year-old case of
custodial death. Human rights activists have pointed out that the man had died,
much after he was released from police custody, of renal failure, and that the
case was registered 18 days after that.There was no mention of physical
violence in his autopsy report.Caravan News
UP adds 17 OBC groups to Scheduled Castes list
Yogi Adityanath govt in UP has included 17
communities belonging to the Other Backward Classes in the Scheduled Castes
list.A decision to this effect was taken late Friday night and authorities have
been directed to issue certificate to families belonging to these 17 castes. The
additions are — Nishad, Bind, Mallah, Kewat, Kashyap, Bhar, Dhivar, Batham,
Machua, Prajapati, Rajbhar, Kahar, Pottar, Dhimar, Manjhi, Tuhaha and Gaur.This
move is seen as an attempt by the Adityanath government to provide these
socially and economically backward classes with the benefits of reservation
after removing legal irritants that have stalled the issue in the past. The
move will leave greater space in the OBC quota for the remaining OBC caste
groups.IANS
Only people in ‘decent clothes’ will be
allowed inside Imambara: Lucknow DM
Lucknow:DM Lucknow, Kaushal Raj Sharma issued
dress codes and other guidelines for tourists visiting historical monuments in
the city.“Carrying camera, tripod, video cameras inside Bara and Chota Imambara
is prohibited. Furthermore, entering the premises of Imambara with vulgar
dresses too is not allowed. Only people with decent clothes will be allowed
inside the premises of the monuments,” the guidelines issued by DM Sharma read.
The guidelines also prohibit all kinds of professional photography or shoots
inside the premises of the historical monuments in the city and mentioned there
will be a punishment for the guards who do not follow these orders.The DM’s
guidelines also mention increasing security in and around the premises of the
historical monuments.ANI
Man Murdered by Friends Wrongly Buried as
Muslim, Body Exhumed and Handed Over to Family
Muzaffarnaga: The body of a 19-year-old man
was dug out Friday from a Muslim graveyard after he was identified as a Hindu,
police said on Saturday.The man was killed on June 17 by his three friends who
dumped his body in the Yamuna, they said, adding that the body was recovered
the next day.He was wrongly identified as a Muslim after which the body was
buried at a graveyard, SDM Surjit Kumar said.On the orders of Shamli DM, the
body was exhumed after the man was identified as Sagar, a Hindu, police
said.The real identity of the deceased was revealed after 3 arrested men
confessed to the crime, they said.The body was handed over to the family,
police said.PTI
PM reminds people of Emergency; says don't
take democracy for granted
New Delhi: PM Narendra Modi on Sunday reminded
people of the Emergency and urged them not to take democracy "for
granted", saying in day-to-day life, it is difficult to savour the joy of
democratic rights, unless they are snatched away. In his first 'Mann ki Baat'
monthly radio address after returning to power, he said everyday when one gets
to eat food on time, one doesn't realize what hunger pangs are.
"Similarly, in day-to-day life, it is difficult to savour the joy of
democratic rights,unless they are snatched away.During Emergency, every citizen
of the country had started getting the feeling that something that belonged to
him had been snatched away. If what was snatched had never been enjoyed by that
person, ever, it had to eventually precipitate into a painful inner
agony," he said. PM reminded people that in order to ensure smooth conduct
of the social order, a constitution is required. "Laws and rules are
necessary, rights and duties should be part of due discourse," he said.
PTI
Domestic Violence Act: 'Divorced Wife'
Entitled To Execute Orders Granted Prior To Decree Of Divorce: Calcutta HC
Calcutta High Court has held that a divorced
wife who got an order of maintenance and other relief under Domestic Violence
Act [DV Act] prior to the decree of divorce is entitled to execute the same if
she is unable to maintain herself and she has not remarried and for other
reasons.In Krishnendu Das Thakur vs. State of West Bengal, Justice Madhumati
Mitra considered these two important legal issues:Whether the wife is required
to be continued in domestic relationship to execute an order of maintenance
already granted in her favour under the provision of the Protection of Women
from Domestic Violence Act, 2005.[DV Act]?Whether change of marital status of
the wife by a decree of divorce can be considered to be a change in
circumstances as mentioned in Section 25(2) of the Act?. The contention put
forth in this case was that, after the decree of the divorce, the wife ceased
to be an aggrieved person as envisaged in the provisions of Section 2(a) of the
Domestic Violence Act. After the decree of the divorce the opposite party
cannot be considered to be an aggrieved person or in domestic relationship with
the 'husband', it was argued.livelaw.in
Mother of baby Modi wants a new name for her
son — Aftab
In the days following May 23, when BJP
returned to power riding on another Narendra Modi wave, came a breezy news from
a village in Gonda, UP: of a Muslim woman who had named her child — “born on
the day of the election results” — ‘Narendra Damodardas Modi’.Less than a month
later, sitting in her unplastered, two-storey house in Parsapur Mahraur
village, Mehnaz Begum, 25, says she regrets naming her child that, and blames
her journalist cousin for allegedly convincing her to pull off the ‘fraud’. The
child, it now turns out, was born on May 12, not 23, as Mehnaz declared in an
affidavit addressed to DM and submitted to Assistant Development Officer
(Panchayat) Ghanshyam Pandey. Pandey confirms that he received Mehnaz’s affidavit
with the child’s name as ‘Narendra Damodardas Modi’ and that he forwarded it to
DMO.“ I had no idea it would become such a big issue. I fell for what my aunt’s
son told me,” Mehnaz says.She alleges her first cousin, Mushtaq Ahmed, a
journalist with Hindi daily Hindustan in Gonda, not just convinced her to name
the child after Modi but also spread the word that the child was born on May
23. On May 25, Hindustan’s Lucknow edition carried a story on Mehnaz and baby
‘Modi’ on page 12, with Ahmed sharing the byline with Bureau Chief Qamar
Abbas.“Mushtaq made me mug up a short speech and tell mediapersons that my son
was born on May 23 and that I have decided to name him after the Prime
Minister. I am illiterate and don’t even know much about Modi,”says Mehnaz as
neighbours gather at her house.KK Upadhyay, who was Editor, Hindustan (Lucknow),
when the story was published, said, “We got the story from the village and
published it. The story is not false and the child’s name remains the same.The
story was verified and mother later told all mediapersons what she told us. Her
story was published in all papers the same day.” Teervijay Singh, who has been
appointed Editor, refused to comment, saying he would take charge only in
July.Mehnaz’s husband Mohd Mushtaq Ahmed works as a mason in Dubai and last
came home in Nov.2018. Mehnaz adds, “Only the media visited us, took
photographs, interviewed us and left. They stopped visiting us after the issue
about my son’s date of birth came up,” she says, asking the neighbours to leave
her alone.Sitting at a tea shop with others, Mehnaz’s father-in-law Mohd Idris,
blames his daughter-in-law and her cousin for the controversy. indianexpress
Regret naming my child Narendra Modi, was
asked to lie about my child’s date of birth: Muslim mother
Nusrat Jahan has done big crime, her marriage
not valid under Islam: Cleric
New Delhi:Mufti Mukarram Ahmed, Shahi Imam,
Fatehpuri Masjid on Sunday said TMC MP Nusrat Jahan's marriage with a Jain
businessman is not valid as per Islamic norms.This comes after a fatwa was
issued to Jahan after she appeared in Parliament wearing 'sindoor'. Mukarram
said, "I don't know what is mentioned in the fatwa, but Islam does not
allow 'Sindoor'. It's not Muslim culture... It's not a marriage. It looks more
like a relation to show off. Both Muslims and Jains won't consider it a
marriage. She is no more a Jain or a Muslim. She has done a big crime and she
should not have done it." The newly-elected TMC MP's marriage with a Jain
businessman and her wearing a sindoor and bangles became a subject matter of
controversy on Saturday, with a Muslim cleric calling out Jahan over "un-Islamic"
practices."Islam says a Muslim can marry only a Muslim. I have got to know
that Nusrat is a film actor and people in the cinema do not care about
religious practices. They do what they have to," said Mufti Asad Quasmi of
Madrasa Jamia Sheikh-ul-Hind.Sadhvi Prachi slammed the cleric for his statement
and welcomed the lawmaker into her "community".ANI
"Damaged My Relationship With
Allah": Actress Zaira Wasim Quits Films
Mumbai: National Award-winning actor Zaira Wasim on Sunday announced
her "disassociation" from the field of acting, saying she was not
happy with the line of work as it interfered with her faith and religion. In a
detailed post on her Facebook page, which she later shared across all social
media platforms, Kashmiri-born Dangal fame star said she realised "though
I may fit here perfectly, I do not belong here"."5 years ago I made a
decision that changed my life forever. As I stepped my foot in Bollywood, it
opened doors of massive popularity for me. I started to become the prime
candidate of public attention, I was projected as the gospel of the idea of
success and was often identified as a role model for the youth."However,
that's never something that I set out to do or become, especially with regards
to my ideas of success and failure, which I had just started to explore and
understand," Wasim said in the lengthy post."This field indeed
brought a lot of love, support, and applause my way, but what it also did was
to lead me to a path of ignorance, as I silently and unconsciously transitioned
out of imaan (faith). While I continued to work in an environment that
consistently interfered with my imaan, my relationship with my religion was
threatened," 18-year-old actor said.Zaira Wasim said as she continued to
"ignorantly pass through" while trying to convince herself that what
she was doing was okay and was not really affecting her, "I lost all the
'Barakah'' (blessing) from my life"."I was constantly battling with
my soul to reconcile my thoughts and instincts to fix a static picture of my
imaan and I failed miserably, not just once but a hundred times..."Zaira
Wasim said she began to heavily rely upon Allah's mercy for help and guidance
instead of valuing her own believability. "I discovered my lack of
knowledge of the basic fundamentals of my religion and how my inability to
reinforce a change earlier was a result of confusing my heart's contentment and
wellbeing with strengthening and satisfying my own (shallow and worldly)
desires," she said.NDTV
WORLD
Trump meets N.Korea's Kim at DMZ
US President Donald Trump and North Korean
leader Kim Jong Un have each stepped over the border at the Demilitarized Zone
(DMZ) that divides Korean Peninsula, after shaking hands on Sunday.With the
highly symbolic gesture, Trump became the first sitting US president to set
foot on North Korean soil.What originally was intended to be an impromptu
exchange of pleasantries turned into a 50-minute meeting, another historic
first in the yearlong rapprochement between the 2 nations, which are still
technically at war with each other.It marks a return to face-to-face contact
between the leaders after talks broke down during a summit in Vietnam in
Feb.Trump announced afterward that the two nations had agreed to resume
discussions in the coming weeks.Significant doubts remain, though, about the
future of the negotiations and the North's willingness to give up its stockpile
of nuclear weapons."Stepping across that line was a great honour,"
Trump said at a joint news conference with Kim. "It's a great day for the
world," he added."I want to thank Chairman Kim for something else;
when I put out the social media notification, if he didn't show up the press
was going to make me look very bad so you made us both look good and I
appreciate it," Trump added. Standing next to Trump after the US president
crossed the border, Kim noted the historic value of the meeting.aljazeera
In a historic first, Trump steps into N.Korea;
meets Kim Jong
Egypt's Aboul Fotouh 'suffers double heart
attack' in prison
Egypt's former presidential candidate Abdel
Moneim Aboul Fotouh has suffered two heart attacks in prison, his son has said,
adding his father may die there because of the harsh conditions under which he
is held.Aboul Fotouh's son, Ahmed, wrote on Facebook on Saturday his father,
who is a leading opposition figure, may succumb to the "deliberate"
abuse in Cairo's Torah prison "at any time".A former member of the
Muslim Brotherhood and leader of the centrist Strong Egypt Party, Aboul Fotouh
ran as an independent candidate in the 2012 presidential elections, gaining
nearly a fifth of the vote in the first round.Aboul Fotouh was detained in
Feb.2018, ahead of President Abdel Fattah el-Sisi's re-election, on charges of
being part of a banned group, unspecified by Egypt's prosecution, but widely
believed to be the Brotherhood. He is also being accused of spreading false
news."Today, while we were waiting to visit him, he had a heart
attack," Ahmed said. aljazeera
Taliban official: Latest round of Doha talks
with US 'critical'
Taliban and US are looking for "tangible
results" during the seventh round of peace talks, being held in Doha, the
armed group has said.Spokesman Suhail Shaheen told AP on Sunday that the latest
round of talks between the two sides, who have been at war since 2001, was
"critical". 7th round of peace talks that got under way in
the Qatari capital on Saturday is aimed at hammering out the fine print of an
agreement that will see the eventual withdrawal of over 20,000 US and NATO
troops from Afghanistan.The deal is also expected to provide guarantees that
Afghanistan will not again harbour armed groups to carry out attacks worldwide. aljazeera
Taliban kills 8 election commission employees
in south Afghanistan: officials
Kabul:Taliban fighters killed 8 election
commission employees on Saturday night inside a district centre in
Afghanistan's southern province of Kandahar, officials said.The employees of
the Independent Election Commission were stationed at the government office in
Maruf district to register voters when fighters of the hard line Islamist group
launched an attack.Taliban has claimed responsibility for the attack.Qari
Yousuf Ahmadi, a Taliban spokesman said the fighters killed election commission
employees and 57 members of Afghan National Defence and Security Forces
(ANDSF). They also captured 11 others with 5 vehicles and a large cache of
weapons during the attack at the district centre. But Afghan government
officials said Taliban had exaggerated the casualty figures.Separately, Taliban
fighters killed 8 Afghan soldiers and injured eight others at a military
checkpoint in Balabulak district in the western province of Farah, a local
official said.Reuters
Khashoggi's fiancee questions silence of MBS
Hatice Cengiz, fiancée of slain journalist
Jamal Khashoggi, on Sunday pointed to Saudi crown prince's silence on the
report of UN Special Rapporteur Agnes Callamard, which found "credible
evidence" to further probe Saudi officials, including crown prince.Cengiz,
having arrived at Geneva to take part in the 41st session of UNHRC, spoke to
Anadolu Agency and commented on the recent UN report, silence of the Saudi
crown prince and her life after Khashoggi.Emphasizing that the UN rapporteur’s
report shocked the UN Geneva Office and international communities, Cengiz said
she thought even Callamard herself might be surprised with the attention the
report has drawn.Anadolu
Gaza moving ‘from bad to worse’: UNRWA
Gaza :A UN official on Sunday warned that the
situation in Israel-blockaded Gaza Strip was moving from bad to worse.“The
social and economic situation in Gaza is moving from bad to worse,”Matthias
Schmale, the director of UNRWA’s operations in Gaza, told a meeting organized
by Press House NGO.He blamed the 12-year Israeli blockade on Gaza for the deteriorating
situation in the Palestinian territory, which is home to nearly two million
people. “It has caused higher unemployment rates, economic collapse and
restriction of free trade,” Schmale said. According to Palestinian Center of
Bureau of Statistics, unemployment in Gaza continues to rise, reaching 52% in
2018, an increase of almost eight percent since 2017 and over 20 percent since Israel imposed the
closure in 2007. Anadolu
Israel arrests Palestinian minister in
Jerusalem
Israel has detained and questioned the
Palestinian minister for Jerusalem affairs, Israeli police have said. Palestine's
Minister for Jerusalem Affairs Fadi al-Hadami was detained for "activities
in Jerusalem", Israeli police spokesperson Micky Rosenfeld told AFP.Palestinian
media reported that Israeli police had arrested al-Hadami from his home in
Jerusalem in the early hours of Sunday morning, after searching the premises.The
sources said five other Palestinian men were also arrested on Sunday, from
areas across Jerusalem, Bethlehem and south of Hebron in the occupied West
Bank. The detainees identified by Palestinian media included Haydar and Alaa
Dirbas who were arrested at the Maqasid Hospital in Occupied East Jerusalem,
and Ihab Saeed who was arrested from his village near Jerusalem. The Israeli
authorities did not comment on why the men were arrested.aljazeera
Palestinian businessman freed by PA after
Bahrain meeting arrest
Palestinian Authority (PA) has released from
custody a Palestinian businessman arrested for taking part in US-led economic
conference in Bahrain, a family source has said.The PA's intelligence service
had on Saturday detained Salah Abu Mayala, a businessman from the city of
Hebron in the occupied West Bank, a security source told the AFP.Abu Mayala,
who is in his 70s and has health problems, was back at home on Sunday, a family
source in the occupied southern West Bank city, told AFP. Abu Mayala's family
refused to comment on the arrest. PA had decided to arrest Palestinians found
to have taken part in the conference, where US President Donald Trump's
son-in-law Jared Kushner earlier this week presented the economic component of
a long-awaited Middle East initiative.The Palestinian leadership boycotted the summit
and insisted a political solution to the conflict with Israel must come before
economic issues could be addressed.aljazeera
Swedish mosque vandalized in racist attack
A mosque inside a hospital in western Sweden
was vandalized on Saturday in a racist attack.The attackers at Molndal Hospital
in Gothenburg city desecrated the holy Quran and spilled soft drinks on the
shelfs and carpets of the mosque, the mosque association said in a statement on
social media.The association condemned the attack saying it had offended and
hurt Muslims. Police have launched an investigation into the incident and
footage from security cameras at the facility is being examined.Anadolu Agency
Flash: views & NEWS
Modi’s slogan of One Nation, One Election is
the new distracting tactic: P Chidambaram
Muslims deserve their rights: Pushing a
Uniform Civil Code will not unite India. It will only create more tension:M J
Warsi
Send talaq bill to panel for sustainable
reform:Pavan K Varma
Amit Shah's Visit Reflects Centre's
Indifference to Solving Kashmir Question:Mudasir Ahmad
Congress Is a Silent Witness to Pehlu Khan's
Lynching
Pak celebrates Ranjit Singh & Bhagat Singh
while we have a problem with Jinnah’s portrait:Aakar Patel
Additional exclusion list of NRC creates
further panic in Assam:Mithun Dey
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