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11 ways Modi govt transformed India's legal landscape
From new criminal code to triple talaq and internet regulations, and the failed attempt at bringing new farming legislation, a look at the government's push to change laws in the past 10 years
In Meghalaya, it’s allies against each other
The NPP announced a list of 57 candidates for the upcoming election, while the BJP is contesting in all the 60 seats. The Trinamool Congress, which is the main opposition party in Meghalaya, has put up 56 candidates. Congress has given tickets to 60 candidates and the UDP has 46 nominees.
The first afterlife of Pope Benedict XVI
The former pontiff died after about a year in captivity; his successor, one of the most ambitious of medieval popes, eventually fell into a disastrous struggle with the king of France that ended with Boniface temporarily imprisoned in the weeks before his death.
Pope Francis requests prayers for Ghanaian Cardinal's recovery
Ghanaian Cardinal Richard Kuuia Baawobr missed the consistory on August 27 due to health issues. The Cardinal also serves as a member of the Pontifical Council for Promoting Christian Unity.
Minorities in Pakistan: A life under siege
Earlier on Tuesday India had hit out at Islamabad at a UN session over human rights violation, terrorism activities and treatment of minorities In Pakistan, saying that the country should practice tolerance towards their minorities and "good neighbourliness" so that the South Asian region sees "eternal peace".
India gives clarion call at UN to adopt CCIT after Azhar blacklisting
India proposed a draft document on the Comprehensive Convention on International Terrorism (CCIT) at the UN in 1986 but it has not been implemented as there is no unanimity.
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Elections 2017: The final lap
Uttar Pradesh chief minister and Samajwadi Party chief Akhilesh Yadav addressed seven rallies on the last day of his campaign for the party.
From Naga peace accord to political wars, 2015 was an eventful year for Nagaland
The signing of a peace accord between the Centre and the NSCN-IM brought a ray of hope for an early resolution of the decades-old Naga political issue.
How Tata group strives to get a diverse bunch of people to achieve organisational objectives
In 2014, the Tatas launched a group-wide initiative on diversity and inclusion that embraces 600,000 people belonging to more than 100 nationalities.
2014: A politically eventful year for India
The states of Jharkahand, Maharashtra and Haryana witnessed a regime change and Jammu and Kashmir saw a hung Parliament in the recent elections.
It’s BJP vs UPA at NIC meet
The stage is set for a stormy meeting of the National Integration Council on Monday, with the BJP accusing the ruling UPA of using the platform to push its political agenda.
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