Page 18 - Citizenship Bill

Protests against CAA must have head and heart together: Amartya Sen

The Nobel laureate also said that the opposition must unite to protest against the Citizenship Amendment Act

Would love to see a Bangladeshi immigrant next Infosys CEO: Nadella on CAA

Satya Nadella said saying he would love to see a Bangladeshi immigrant create a Unicorn in India or become the next CEO of Infosys

No politics on school premises, govt tells managements after BJP's CAA meet

Sources in the department said the notice has been issued to the management of schools to ensure students are kept away from any political event

Citizens should prod governments to act responsibly: Richard Thaler

Thaler, whose 'Nudge Thoery' won him the Nobel prize in 2017, said there are protests in every part of the world which have come to India and it shows that democracy is "fragile" right now

Oppn meets to strike balance over CAA as UP identifies 32K refugees

Bihar CM Nitish Kumar says no justification for the country-wide implementation of NRC

Anti-CAA protests have been prosaic moment of truth for Bollywood

For an industry that has always managed to walk dry, in the midst of the most torrential storms, such engagement with a political issue is unprecedented

Nationwide NRC needless, has no justification: Nitish in Bihar Assembly

He made the remarks on the floor of the state assembly while thanking the House members for unanimously approving a constitutional amendment for extending quotas to SCs and STs by another 10 years

AAP, Mayawati to skip Congress-led opposition meeting on Citizenship Act

The AAP is not attending the meeting in view of the upcoming assembly polls in Delhi

Those damaging public property will be shot: West Bengal BJP president

Addressing a public meeting in West Bengal's Nadia district, Ghosh came down heavily on Chief Minister Mamata Banerjee

Letter to BS: Mamata has a wider strategy to capture the anti-BJP space

Since the compulsion of state politics is at times at variance with the national narrative needs to be interpreted as her wider political strategy

CAA exposed Pakistan, youth being misguided: PM Narendra Modi

Mamata govt is not implementing central schemes as they do not help syndicates or involve cut money: PM

Migration is the issue here

When people move to cities and countries, there is tension between "insiders" and "outsiders"

After reviving Congress, Priyanka Gandhi to don trainer's role for party

These camps aim at preparing the local party leaders to highlight burning issues like the Citizenship Amendment Act

CAA is about granting citizenship, youth are being misguided: PM Modi

Modi also said whoever has faith in India and believes in its Constitution can become an Indian citizen

CWC passes resolution demanding withdrawal of CAA, stopping of NPR process

The CWC expresses its solidarity with the youth and the students in their fight for defending the Constitution, the resolution said

CAA discriminatory and divisive law; NPR is 'disguised NRC': Sonia Gandhi

Coming down hard on the National Population Register (NPR), Gandhi told Congress top brass not to be under any illusion that it was a "benign exercise".

CAA won't be implemented in Maharashtra, declares minister Balasaheb Thorat

Thorat further stressed that the Maharastra government wants to free the farmers from their loans as the state has consistently recorded the highest number of farmer suicides

CAA stir: Opposition misinformation pushing India into anarchy, says Shah

His statements come in the wake of violent protests in parts of India over the CAA, the National Register of Citizens and the National Population Register

Anti-CAA stir: Congress playing with national interest, says Adityanath

"Congress is doing appeasement politics. Those who are talking about saving the constitution are strangulating it," he added.

CAA grants citizenship, does not take it away from anyone: Amit Shah

The Union Minister added that technology can play an "important role in controlling the law and order situation" in the country.