Indian government proposes replacement of British colonial-era sedition law with own version
India’s government proposed legislation Friday in Parliament that seeks to replace a British colonial-era sedition law with its own version.The […]
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Government tables bills in Lok Sabha to end British-era laws of IPC, CrPC, Evidence Act-
By PTI NEW DELHI: In a landmark move, Home Minister Amit Shah on Friday introduced three bills in Lok Sabha
Modi government wants to ensure 'control' over EC in poll year: Congress
The CEC Bill brought by the Modi government is not only against what Advani proposed but also overturns a 5-judge
No-confidence motion against Modi government defeated amid Opposition walkout-
By Online Desk The no-confidence motion, introduced by the I.N.D.I.A alliance against the Modi government was defeated in the Lok
PM Narendra Modi replies to debate on no-confidence motion against his government in Lok Sabha-
By Online Desk Prime Minister Narendra Modi responded to the debate on the no-confidence motion in the Lok Sabha on Thursday. The
Government officials told to hoist tricolour at home, upload selfies on portal –
By Express News Service NEW DELHI: All government employees, including officers in the ministries and their affiliated departments, have been
Government officials to hoist tricolour at home, upload selfies on portal –
By Express News Service NEW DELHI: All government employees, including officers in the ministries and their affiliated departments, have been
‘Molesters will not get government jobs in State’, says CM Ashok Gehlot-
Express News Service JAIPUR: In Rajasthan, habitual eve-teasers and molesters will now be debarred from getting government jobs, said Chief
No holiday for government employees on Independence Day in J&K-
Express News Service SRINAGAR: In a first, the Lt Governor administration has asked the employees to attend their offices on
Hong Kong court refuses to ban popular protest song, government plans to appeal decision
Hong Kong government said Monday it was seeking to appeal against the court’s refusal to ban a popular protest song