DeutschNewstral
Article
The Times of India on 2022-02-10 22:37
Karnataka CM cites HC 'order', says no religious clothes in schools
Related news
- Hijab not essential religious practice, Karnataka tells HCThe Times of India
- Hijab not essential religious practice, Karnataka government tells HCThe Times of India
Government implementing HC order on decibel level of loudspeakers in mosques: Karnataka CMThe Hindu- Seer, Karnataka CM spar over B’luru floodsThe Times of India
- Karnataka to soon have anti-conversion law: CMThe Times of India
- No plan to open hijab-friendly colleges: Karnataka CMThe Times of India
- Live: Karnataka CM allocates portfolios to cabinet ministersThe Times of India
- BSY to continue as CM, says Karnataka home miniserThe Times of India
- No hijab, shawls where uniform prescribed: Karnataka HCThe Times of India
- Karnataka decides to abolish 4% reservation for religious minoritiesThe Times of India
- Eye on 2023 polls: Karnataka CM Basavaraj Bommai may get five deputiesThe Times of India
- Karnataka bans clothes that disturb harmony, orderThe Times of India
- Karnataka: With Bommai as new CM, BJP tries to reassure powerful Lingayat communityThe Times of India
- Yeddyurappa to be BJP’s Karnataka CM faceThe Hindu
- Karnataka CM Yediyurappa wins trust voteThe Times of India
- Ready to go: Karnataka CM BS YediyurappaThe Times of India
- Decoding to-be Karnataka CM SiddaramaiahThe Times of India
- Regret 'Pakistan' remark: Karnataka HC judgeThe Times of India
- Karnataka HC upholds ban on PFIThe Times of India