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'Is India ready for a United States style anti-discrimination law to stop racial, religious biases?'
Potential benefits of such a law are undeniable—from increased protection against discrimination in the workplace to the potential for improved access and quality of services »
How to become a good lawyer? The answer is, 'being a great actor', as he must have skills, articulation, voice modulation, credibility, expressions, posture to get attention and create impact. »
While Congress says nobody has been invited and people join themselves, Manzar says it seems authors, Urdu poets kept away. »
Chief Minister Shivraj Singh Chouhan invites industrialists to attend the Global Investors Summit and assured them of full cooperation.
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Angry mob burnt vehicle and then threw driver into it, resulting in his death. There has been rise in incidents of mob violence and vigilantism. »
More than 3000 volunteers across nation and from others parts of the world successfully ran online classes constantly for two years »
Meet of radio partners organized; 6.70 crores of COVID-19 vaccine doses administered in MP »
A new podcast channel was started to share audio stories from Shivpuri and Sheopur districts in Madhya Pradesh »
Advocate SM Salman questions role of Minorities Welfare department, says that apart from plaint to Lokayukta, he will also approach HC. »
The victims, Zahid Husain, 28, Saiful Islam, 18 and Bilal, were brutally beaten. They later succumbed to the injuries. »
It has written to PM, seeking case against Ramdev for allegedly spreading misinformation regarding vaccination and government protocol. »
Chouhan said that the virus reached villages and hence panchayat representatives need to act as commanders and win the battle. »
Kin say he was framed. Fact-finding team says torture led to Suhail's death, says family must be given compensation, security. »
Shahar Qazi, MP Urdu Academy and prominent citizens, delegations requested school to continue Urdu as third language option after VIIIth. »
On the occasion of International Women's Day, the women rulers of the princely state were remembered at the event. »
The ill-fated bus had 61 passengers and just seven persons were saved. The remaining died in the accident. »
The veteran Marathi poet refused to accept the prestigious literary award due to Saraswati puja and portrait on the stage. »
He had love affair with two girls at a time. The girls were aware and decided that he should marry both. »
The accused, Parshuram, had given money to the duo, Ankul and Virendra for a ritual. The duo killed the minor girl. »
A Muslim youth has married a Hindu girl, adopting her religion and even changing his name from Akram to Arvind. »
The accused, Parshuram, had given money to the duo, Ankul and Virendra for a ritual. The duo killed the minor girl. »
The youth who had 'bought' the girl, allegedly raped her and the youth's father also exploited her. »
The Bombay High Court said that there was no evidence of any activity to suggest that they spread Coronavirus. »
Around 100 participants including women journos and students of journalism attended the meet. »
Use of household stove using fire wood, which is a big cause of respiratory problems, is a major challenge »
After the 'panchayat' decided that the girls could marry him, the marriage was solemnised. Earlier too there have been such marriages. »
Nine faith leaders came together for the webinar organized by Sphere India, with UNICEF, WHO, Spandan, NGO of Bhopal, USAID and World Vision India. »
Despite enforcing one of the toughest lockdowns in the world, the cases have gone up at a staggering rate in India. »
The series of tweets had caused outrage and acting on the complaint, the doctor was booked for fanning hatred. »
The police took action and booked the accused who had harassed the vendor. Also, the person involved in mischief was arrested. »
The delivery man who was shocked and hurt with the religious discrimination, had filed FIR, resulting in action. »
Top journo bodies, office-bearers say papers safe, demand withdrawal of order to stop door to door delivery of newspapers and magazines. »
The plaint cites old videos with wrong captions and false reports Tablighi Jamat members aired in media, rather than focus on real issues and tackling Coronavirus. »
Engagement of faith leaders in Coronavirus response is critical in conveying correct preventive messages, UNICEF, MP chief Michael Juma has said. »
Result-based management training of trainers for UNICEF supported child rights programme conducted at Bhopal School of Social Sciences »
Apart from Tribals, members of Dalit and backward communities, women and rural youth were part of this protest against NRC, NPR and CAA. »
Out of total children kidnapped or abducted in MP 72.53% were girls. 94% girls were in the age group 12-18 years. »
Bhopal raises voice against contentious citizenship law, multiple groups hold demos against CAB, NRC
Citizens in Bhopal took the lead and staged strong protests against the bill that has now been passed in the Rajya Sabha as well. »
It is a social evil to expect and put pressure on woman to give birth to a son & she was also taunted earlier for giving birth to daughters. »
As malnutrition affects kids and the society, it is a critical issue and there is dire need for media to focus on it. »
The 'baraat' was welcomed at Ram Krishna Patel's house and also left from this house for the ceremony. »
Suresh was upset that despite court order, officials were not correcting the errors in his land document. »
The incident had occurred several days ago but it didn't stir the 'national media'. »
Singh was wearing a pugree (not the police cap) and was dressed in white (instead of khaki). Participants carried swords. »
Patients' kin can get lunch boxes too, auto-rickshaws deliver food to hospitals, over 1.4 million or 14 lakh availed facility »
The aim was to help the poor and the homeless apart from those who are sick or arrive from other towns. »
As part of the association, the BSSS and the UNICEF, MP Office, will start a certificate programme on child rights. »
The devotees who take part in this long Yatra need medication. The Khudai Khidmatgar volunteers tend to them. »
Mob violence is getting out of control and top leaders' silence emboldens the perpetrators, hence, PM must speak up, the letter says. »
Naresh Patel worked as a journalist with a Hindi newspaper in Sagar till about six months ago, but lost job due to some reason. »
