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What is CAA?

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What is CAA?

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What is CAA? The CAA, which stands for Citizenship Amendment Act, is a law passed by the Indian Parliament in December 2019. It amends the existing Citizenship Act of 1955 and aims to address situations of religious persecution faced by specific minority groups. The Citizenship Amendment Act (CAA), passed in December 2019 by the Indian […]

CAA Takes Effect After 4 Years

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India

CAA Takes Effect After 4 Years

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CAA Takes Effect After 4 Years After four years of deliberation, controversy, and legal battles, the Citizenship Amendment Act (CAA) has finally come into effect in India. The CAA, which was passed by the Indian Parliament in December 2019, aims to provide expedited citizenship to persecuted minorities from neighboring countries such as Pakistan, Bangladesh, and […]

Modi Govt Uses Sanskrit Name ‘Bharat’ for India in G20 Dinner Invite

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Modi Govt Uses Sanskrit Name ‘Bharat’ for India in G20 Dinner Invite

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Modi Govt Uses Sanskrit Name ‘Bharat’ for India in G20 Dinner Invite The Modi administration has chosen to use the Sanskrit word ‘Bharat’ for the nation in its formal G20 dinner invitation, reflecting India’s rich cultural legacy and linguistic diversity. This choice not only demonstrates the nation’s dedication to its cultural traditions, but it also […]