The minister of information technology, Ravi Shankar Prasad, said social-media platforms are welcome to do business in India, which celebrates freedom of ideas, but New Delhi will not tolerate any abuse of data to influence elections nor allow “data imperialism”.
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The BJP slammed the Congress for its criticism of Prime Minister Narendra Modi over the Pulwama terror attack and accused the opposition of showing its “true colours” after maintaining the “facade of standing with the government and the armed forces” for five days.
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Uttar Pradesh deputy chief minister Keshav Prasad Maurya, while hitting out on political rivals, said that it would not be surprising if the Bhartiya Janata Party bags all the 80 Lok Sabha seats in the state, considering opposition parties’ towing of “soft Hindutva” line.
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The Rashtriya Janata Dal chief and former chief minister of Bihar, Lalu Prasad, launched a scathing attack on the current chief minister, Nitish Kumar, over the Supreme Court’s order to transfer the case of Muzaffarpur shelter-home horror to a POCSO court in Delhi.
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AIMIM chief and Lok Sabha MP from Hyderabad Asaduddin Owaisi, on Monday, slammed Union minister Prakash Javadekar for his statement that there was no
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Jignesh Mevani, dalit youth leader and MLA from Gujarat’s Vadgam, on Sunday, said people fail to acknowledge the presence of casteism in our society and annihilation of caste and eradication of corruption remain two big challenges facing the country.
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However, after her comment on BSP leader, Sadhna Singh also tried to contain the damage, by apologizing as BSP approached police to file a FIR.
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BK Hariprasad, a senior Congress leader, on Thursday, BJP president Amit Shah had contracted swine flu after “trying to topple the Congress-Janata Dal (Secular) government” in Karnataka.
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Ravi Shankar Prasad was replying to the opposition’s allegation that the government brought the bill with an eye on the Lok Sabha election, scheduled to be held between April and May this year.
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