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Assam repeals the Muslim Marriage Act

The Hindutva movement has always taken a stand against the secular democratic system of India and its cultural and religious diversity.

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After Uttarakhand and Gujarat, it is Assam as Himanta pushes for Uniform Civil Code

After Uttarakhand and Gujarat, it is Assam as Himanta pushes for Uniform Civil Code
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A Fading Brand Modi Has Forced an Overconfident BJP to Redraw Poll Strategy

Holding 500 constituency-level rallies, contacting 5 lakh ‘influential’ families, organising a ‘Vikas Tirth’ to drum up support for the government's work and tying up with friendly regional parties are the first dose of the party’s revival therapy.

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Five Reasons Why Modi Government s Rule By Raids Weakens India s Democracy

The quotidien use of raids to silence the political opposition restricts political freedom, hurts the rule of law and promotes corruption.

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Naga political issue: NSCN (IM) agrees to resume talks with Government of India

Our Reporter Dimapur, Sep. 17 (EMN): The NSCN (IM) has agreed to resume the peace talks with the government of India after the negotiations came to a grinding halt following the India’s interlocutor AK Mishra’s hectic parleys with various Naga political groups (NPGs) in Nagaland this April and later in New Delhi. The Co-convenor of Parliamentary Core Committee on Naga Political Issue, TR Zeliang, who is also the chairman of UDA, told this to journalists after the committee’s meeting with the leaders of NSCN (IM) at Police Complex, Chümoukedima, on Saturday. The meeting was held days after Union Home Minister Amit Shah asked the 11-member delegation of the Parliamentary Core Committee on Naga Political Issue, who came to the national capital earlier this week to give a “final push” to solve the Naga issue before the state assembly election, to convince the NSCN (IM) to ink the final solution. He said there was ‘nothing new’ in Saturday’s meeting but they had conveyed to

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