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Karnataka high schools reopen after six-day closure due to hijab ban protests
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Hijab ban ‘unnecessary discussion’, not in interest of society, says Ramkrishna Ashram seer
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Hijab ban: Karnataka colleges to remain shut till February 16
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US official for religious freedom criticises hijab ban, India says comments are ‘motivated’
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The big news: Rana Ayyub says she did not misuse Covid-19 relief funds, and nine other top stories
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Karnataka hijab ban: Schools till Class 10 will reopen from February 14, says CM Basavaraj Bommai
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Too early to interfere, says SC on petition to transfer Karnataka hijab ban case from High Court
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Where the mind is without fear: How cartoonists are seeing the Karnataka hijab ban
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Saffron flag could replace tricolour in the future, says Karnataka minister KS Eshwarappa
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‘They didn’t want to gherao the girl’: Karnataka minister on mob that heckled Muslim student
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Karnataka hijab row: High Court refers matter to larger bench
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Karnataka hijab row: Police ban protests near educational institutions for two weeks
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Hijab row: Constitution gives women right to wear what they want, says Priyanka Gandhi Vadra
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Unemployment and migration: The fallout of Karnataka’s anti-cattle slaughter law
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‘Outsiders started this’: Muskan, the student who was heckled by a mob in Karnataka
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Karnataka hijab row: Malala Yousafzai urges Indian leaders to stop marginalisation of Muslim women
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In Karnataka, as it did in the segregated US South, bigotry will hurt the majority too
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Watch: Female student in hijab heckled by mob in saffron shawls at PES College in Mandya, Karnataka
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Karnataka hijab row: HC asks students to maintain peace, will continue to hear case on Wednesday
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Hijab row: Karnataka high schools, colleges shut for three days as unrest spreads in the state
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