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Nagaland Students Protest Government Mandate on Patriotic Song Singing
Student unions in the Indian state of Nagaland have continued demonstrations against a new administrative order requiring the daily recitation of the “Vande Mataram” anthem. State authorities have urged student leaders to withdraw the protest while reviewing the policy.
3 Sept, 08:49 — 3 Sept, 15:54
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hindustan-timesMostly Factual1d ago
Nagaland: Protest over mandatory Vande Mataram singing enters second day, govt urges NSF to withdraw
Nagaland: Protest over mandatory Vande Mataram singing enters second day, govt urges NSF to withdraw
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Nagaland Holds Report On Vande Mataram Order Amid Student Body Protest
The Committee held sittings on March 18, May 18 and June 24 to deliberate upon the matter and adopted its report, which was proposed to be laid before the House during the ongoing session.
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