No place in world safer than India for minorities: Rijiju in reply on Waqf Bill

Waqf Amendment Bill: Kiren Rijiju tables bill in Rajya Sabha, discussion begins

Waqf Amendment Bill: All eyes are on the Rajya Sabha today after the Lok Sabha passed the contentious Waqf Amendment Bill, 2025, after a debate stretching for over 12 hours. The ruling NDA strongly defended the legislation as beneficial for minority groups, while the opposition termed it "anti-Muslim". The Waqf Amendment Bill received 288 votes in its favour and 232 against. As per the Bill, Waqf tribunals will be strengthened, a structured sele…

No Place In World Safer Than India For Minorities: Kiren Rijiju In Reply On Waqf Bill

The minister said whenever a minority community faces persecution, it always comes to India to take refuge and cited the examples of the Dalai Lama and the Tibetan community

No Place in World Safer Than India for Minorities: Rijiju in Reply on Waqf Bill

Get latest articles and stories on India at LatestLY. There is no place in the world safer than India for minorities and they are safe because the majority is entirely secular, Union Minister Kiren Rijiju said on Wednesday. India News | No Place in World Safer Than India for Minorities: Rijiju in Reply on Waqf Bill.

No place in world safer than India for minorities: Rijiju in reply on Waqf Bill

No place in world safer than India for minorities: Rijiju in reply on Waqf Bill

'India’s treatment of minorities affects BD’s social harmony' - The New Nation

NN Online: Renowned economist Dr Debapriya Bhattacharya has emphasised the importance for New Delhi to acknowledge that the mistreatment of minorities, particularly Muslims, in India negatively affects the social fabric of Bangladesh. He made these remarks in an exclusive interview with India’s renowned bi-weekly magazine “Frontline.” The interview, which was conducted recently, was published on the magazine’s official website on Tuesday (April …

Parliamentary and Minority Affairs Minister Kiren Rijiju will introduce the Waqf Amendment Bill in the Rajya Sabha today at 1 pm. There are currently 236 MPs in the Rajya Sabha, due to which the support of 119 MPs is needed for a majority here. BJP has 98 MPs in the Rajya Sabha.