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Opinion | 'Bharat' is Great, But Can We Afford to Lose 'Brand India'? - Vimarsana News

Opinion | 'Bharat' is Great, But Can We Afford to Lose 'Brand India'?

The government justification for excluding the name India remains to be heard. However, excluding the name ‘India’ from the official name of the republic can be a self-goal at a time when the brand ‘India’ is finally succeeding globally

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How Ambedkar settled India-Bharat debate with the wording of Article 1 - Vimarsana News

How Ambedkar settled India-Bharat debate with the wording of Article 1

There have been occasional debates and discussions related to the use of these two names—India and Bharat—in official documents and discourse.

India Bharat : How Ambedkar settled the debate - Vimarsana News

India Bharat : How Ambedkar settled the debate

There have been occasional debates related to the use of these two names — India and Bharat — in official documents and discourse.

How Ambedkar settled the India-Bharat debate with the wording of Article 1 - Vimarsana News

How Ambedkar settled the India-Bharat debate with the wording of Article 1

There have been occasional debates and discussions related to the use of these two names -- India and Bharat -- in official documents and discourse.The term "India" is often associated with the country's colonial past and is the ...

Ambedkar's proposal, Durgabai's amendment: How Constituent Assembly set age criteria for legislators | Political Pulse News - Vimarsana News

Ambedkar's proposal, Durgabai's amendment: How Constituent Assembly set age criteria for legislators | Political Pulse News

A Parliamentary Committee has proposed reducing the age restriction on MPs and MLAs to 18 years. Though the EC has opposed the proposal, Constituent Assembly debates show several leaders back then favoured lower age criteria for our lawmakers.