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Congress supporters celebrate the passage of the Women’s Reservation Bill in the Rajya Sabha outside UPA chairperson and Congress president Sonia Gandhi’s residence in New Delhi on Tuesday.
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TD chief N. Chandrababu Naidu holds a lantern as he protests along with CPI and CPM legislatures against power cut in Hyderabad on Tuesday. — PTI
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BJP MP Varun Gandhi speaks in the Lok Sabha in New Delhi on Tuesday. — PTI
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Rajya Sabha Chairman Hamid Ansari asks the Members to maintain decorum during a ruckus in the House over Women's Reservation Bill in New Delhi on Tuesday. — PTI
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Lok Sabha Speaker Meira Kumar asks the RJD and SP Members, who were creating a ruckus over Women's Reservation Bill, to maintain decorum in the House in New Delhi on Tuesday. — PTI
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Tibetan activists shout slogans from inside a police van after they were detained during a protest against the Chinese government outside the Chinese Embassy in New Delhi on Tuesday. —AFP
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Policemen detain a Tibetan activist protesting against the Chinese government outside the Chinese Embassy in New Delhi on Tuesday. — PTI
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Policemen detain a Tibetan activist protesting against the Chinese government outside the Chinese Embassy in New Delhi on Tuesday. — PTI
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U.S. Marines from the 31st Marine Expeditionary Unit conduct boat raids in the ongoing Joint U.S.-Philippines military exercise on Tuesday. — AP
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Vice-president Hamid Ansari is crestfallen after protesting members snatched the Women’s Reservation Bill from his hand, tore it to shreds and flung the pieces at him.
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E-mails doing the rounds claim that trial rooms now have hidden cameras that capture videos of unsuspecting girls.
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Deccan Chronicle 50 Years Ago
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New Delhi, March 9: Prime Minister Pt. Jawaharlal Nehru asserted in the Lok Sabha today that it was an “absolutely wrong approach” to appoint a tribunal to hear charges “about which we know nothing.”
Mr Nehru, who was replying to questions on Mr C.D. Deshmukh’s demand for a permanent tribunal to go into cases of corruption among highly placed persons in office, declared that it was “fundamentally a wrong thing” for a member, or a person outside, to make charges “without coming up and satisfying some kind of authority.”
The Speaker, Mr Ananthasayanam Ayyangar disclosed that he had received notice of a privilege motion to the effect that charges made outside detracted members of the Parliament from discharging their responsibilities without fear or favour.
