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India dangerous place for Minorities: Report

India dangerous place for Minorities: Report KT NEWS SERVICE. Dated: 12/17/2020 1:46:21 PM ‘Civic space completely erased within democratic framework in Kashmir’ JAMMU, Dec 16: While deeming India as a ‘Dangerous Place for Minorities’, the South Asia State of Minorities report 2020 has noted that Muslim-majority Kashmir where regressive constitutional changes in August 2019 were accompanied by a communication blackout, mass detentions, and a movement lockdown demonstrates “how civic space can be sought to be completely erased, within a formal democratic framework”. It said that civic space in conflict-affected Kashmir has always been restricted. Authorities have relied on extraordinary laws, including the Public Safety Act (PSA) and the UAPA, to detain activists and protesters, imposed Section 144 of CrPC indiscriminately, and frequently resorted to internet shutdowns, recording at least 180 instances of internet blockades since 2012. They have also used ‘less-let

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Goa beef traders urge CM Pramod Sawant to prevent Karnataka s anti-cattle slaughter bill from being notified

Goa beef traders urge CM Pramod Sawant to prevent Karnataka s anti-cattle slaughter bill from being notified Goa beef traders urge CM Pramod Sawant to prevent Karnataka s anti-cattle slaughter bill from being notified ANI / Updated: Dec 16, 2020, 16:26 IST Goa s beef traders have urged Chief Minister Pramod Sawant to use his good offices with the BJP to prevent Karnataka s Prevention of Slaughter and Preservation of Cattle Bill, 2020 from being notified. The bill was passed amid controversy in the Karnataka Assembly last week. In a letter to Sawant, the Qureshi Meat Traders Association of Goa said that beef was a part of a staple diet in Goa s multi-cultural society and consumed by visiting tourists and if the law came into force in Karnataka, it would have a severe impact in the coastal state.

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All the same: madrasa, Sanskrit tols

The multiple connotations of the word ‘secularism’ sometimes contradict one another in effect even if not semantically. The Assam government has decided to repeal the laws regarding state-run madrasas and Sanskrit tols and turn madrasas into regular high schools. Theological subjects will be withdrawn; only Arabic will continue to be taught as a language. Tols, however, will pass to the Kumar Bhaskar Varma Sanskrit and Ancient Studies University as research centres for Indian civilization, culture and nationalism. The reason announced for the decision is secularism. The Assam government cannot be faulted: in the S.R. Bommai versus Union of India case of 1994, the Supreme Court had pronounced that state-owned educational institutions were prohibited from imparting religious instruction. But it has to be asked why there were state laws permitting

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Goa beef traders urge CM Sawant to prevent Karnataka s anti-cattle slaughter bill from being notified

Chief Minister Pramod Sawant (File photo) Goa beef traders urge CM Sawant to prevent Karnataka s anti-cattle slaughter bill from being notified ANI | Updated: Dec 16, 2020 03:04 IST Panaji (Goa) [India], December 16 (ANI): Goa s beef traders have urged Chief Minister Pramod Sawant to use his good offices with the BJP to prevent Karnataka s Prevention of Slaughter and Preservation of Cattle Bill, 2020 from being notified. The bill was passed amid controversy in the Karnataka Assembly last week. In a letter to Sawant, the Qureshi Meat Traders Association of Goa said that beef was a part of a staple diet in Goa s multi-cultural society and consumed by visiting tourists and if the law came into force in Karnataka, it would have a severe impact in the coastal state.

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Mamata Banerjee challenges BJP to impose President s Rule in West Bengal - india news

Mamata Banerjee challenges BJP to impose President s Rule in West Bengal - india news
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