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‘Heavens will not fall if Vande Mataram sung in madrasas': Calcutta High Court

Hindustan Times1h agoAI sentiment: neutral
‘Heavens will not fall if Vande Mataram sung in madrasas': Calcutta High Court

The court was hearing a PIL challenging a government notification making the rendition of the complete national song mandatory in such institutions.

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