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CJI Gavai Clarifies ‘Ask Lord Vishnu’ Remark After Backlash, Says ‘I Respect All Religions’

Asia · Khajuraho

CJI Gavai Clarifies ‘Ask Lord Vishnu’ Remark After Backlash, Says ‘I Respect All Religions’

64% Right coverage: 11 sources

CJI Gavai clarifies ‘ask Lord Vishnu’ remark after backlash, says ‘I respect all religions’See the Story

DUSU Polls 2025: Decks Cleared for 2.75 Lakh Students to Vote in Four-Member Elections

Voting · Delhi

DUSU Polls 2025: Decks Cleared for 2.75 Lakh Students to Vote in Four-Member Elections

80% Right coverage: 5 sources

Voting will be conducted in two shifts: from 8.30 a.m. to 1 p.m. for day scholars and from 3 p.m. to 7.30 p.m. for students in the evening shift; counting on September 19 See the Story

Elgar Parishad Case: Supreme Court Grants Six-Week Interim Bail to Activist Mahesh Raut on Medical Grounds

Elgar Parishad Case: Supreme Court Grants Six-Week Interim Bail to Activist Mahesh Raut on Medical Grounds

80% Left coverage: 5 sources

Mr. Raut’s counsel apprised the top court that he has been suffering from rheumatoid arthritis and required urgent medical attention See the Story

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