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Yogi Adityanath must be jailed: Anupam Kher
"I am shocked, ashamed and saddened by what you said being a judge you say that SC judgement was wrong" Kher said to Justice Ganguly
Suhel Seth
Marketing maven
What we should really be intolerant about is intolerance itself. What we should be intolerant about is poverty, the subjugation of rights and opportunities. Why am I being part of an intolerance discourse when actually I am not intolerant? Why are we dividing India on lines of caste and creed and religion and exposing every little nuanced statement put out by stupid people as the final yardstick of this particular government… and I don’t mean this particular government…
Kajol
Actress
I’ll leave the politics and speak about intolerance elsewhere… meaning myself!
I have always been an intolerant girl. Twenty years ago, I was pictured as a demure and docile Indian girl being brought up in London by a caring and strict father who allowed me to go on my first Europe trip with friends. And there I met this boy who — quite famously — held my outstretched hand and pulled me into a train’s compartment. But once on the train, he and I were so totally on the wrong track. After all, how could any good Bharatiya nari ever tolerate someone as frisky and flirtatious as this boy called Raj,...
Anupam Kher
Actor
Had any of you heard of the word ‘intolerance’ till seven or eight months ago? You hadn’t, because this is a term that’s been marketed. It’s a result of the drubbing that the Opposition got at the hands of the ruling party. The Prime Minister hasn’t taken a single day of leave in the last two years… let him work for five years and then decide... I am not advocating him, I am just speaking as a citizen of this country....
___AGAINST___
Asok Ganguly
Retired judge of Supreme Court
In a school in Kerala the national anthem was sung and three schoolchildren respectfully stood up for the anthem but they did not sing. Initially the school authorities overlooked it, till it caught the notice of a patriotic gentleman who happened to be a member of the Assembly. He raised it and ultimately the students were expelled. They challenged it before the courts and the Supreme Court... in upholding the rights of the children made a very prophetic ...
Randeep Surjewala
Congress MLA
Shall we forget compassion because another one is cruel? Shall we give up love and affection because another one spurns us? Shall we forget humility because another one is arrogant? Shall we give up tolerance because another one is intolerant? The answer is plain and simple. No....
Barkha Dutt
Journalist
I am going to ask all of you to step back from the politics, the theatrics, the histrionics and... let’s talk instead of the environment that we operate in today, and who has created that environment. Is it politicians, or is it all of us? Have we as Indians forgotten the art of conversation?...
___MODERATOR___
Mukul Kesavan
moderator
If I was arguing this for the proposition I would argue that in the last few months within the political context of India, a bunch of isolated and abhorrent incidents have been stitched into a sinister pattern and this, in a sense, is used to exclude legitimate political voices that arguably won the last general election.
___FOR___
Suhel Seth
Marketing maven
What we should really be intolerant about is intolerance itself. What we should be intolerant about is poverty, the subjugation of rights and opportunities. Why am I being part of an intolerance discourse when actually I am not intolerant? Why are we dividing India on lines of caste and creed and religion and exposing every little nuanced statement put out by stupid people as the final yardstick of this particular government… and I don’t mean this particular government…
Kajol
Actress
I’ll leave the politics and speak about intolerance elsewhere… meaning myself!
I have always been an intolerant girl. Twenty years ago, I was pictured as a demure and docile Indian girl being brought up in London by a caring and strict father who allowed me to go on my first Europe trip with friends. And there I met this boy who — quite famously — held my outstretched hand and pulled me into a train’s compartment. But once on the train, he and I were so totally on the wrong track. After all, how could any good Bharatiya nari ever tolerate someone as frisky and flirtatious as this boy called Raj,...
Anupam Kher
Actor
Had any of you heard of the word ‘intolerance’ till seven or eight months ago? You hadn’t, because this is a term that’s been marketed. It’s a result of the drubbing that the Opposition got at the hands of the ruling party. The Prime Minister hasn’t taken a single day of leave in the last two years… let him work for five years and then decide... I am not advocating him, I am just speaking as a citizen of this country....
___AGAINST___
Asok Ganguly
Retired judge of Supreme Court
In a school in Kerala the national anthem was sung and three schoolchildren respectfully stood up for the anthem but they did not sing. Initially the school authorities overlooked it, till it caught the notice of a patriotic gentleman who happened to be a member of the Assembly. He raised it and ultimately the students were expelled. They challenged it before the courts and the Supreme Court... in upholding the rights of the children made a very prophetic ...
Randeep Surjewala
Congress MLA
Shall we forget compassion because another one is cruel? Shall we give up love and affection because another one spurns us? Shall we forget humility because another one is arrogant? Shall we give up tolerance because another one is intolerant? The answer is plain and simple. No....
Barkha Dutt
Journalist
I am going to ask all of you to step back from the politics, the theatrics, the histrionics and... let’s talk instead of the environment that we operate in today, and who has created that environment. Is it politicians, or is it all of us? Have we as Indians forgotten the art of conversation?...
___MODERATOR___
Mukul Kesavan
moderator
If I was arguing this for the proposition I would argue that in the last few months within the political context of India, a bunch of isolated and abhorrent incidents have been stitched into a sinister pattern and this, in a sense, is used to exclude legitimate political voices that arguably won the last general election.
Source : http://www.telegraphindia.com/1160306/jsp/calcutta/story_73078.jsp#.Vtx5CX195kg
- published: 06 Mar 2016
- views: 281
Only 'Rich and Famous' Talk About Intolerance
Motion: In the opinion of the house tolerance is the new intolerance
- What: Camellia Group presents Calcutta Club The Telegraph National Debate 2016
When: Saturday, 6pm onwards
Where: Calcutta Club lawns
Speakers
Kajol:
The actress who speaks her mind as effectively as she steals hearts, from Dilwale Dulhania Le Jayenge to Dilwale. Powerhouse performer, book lover, mother, wife of Singham and, most importantly tonight, half-Bengali…. Forget ears, no prizes for guessing who all eyes at Calcutta Club will be on.
ANUPAM KHER
Twenty years ago, he was Shah Rukh Khan’s ‘pop’ and Kajol’s ‘pop-in-law' in DDLJ’s game of love. Today, he is Kajol’s team-mate in this national debate’s war of words. Bollywood’s Daddy Cool talks politics, teaches acting and leads protests. An active member of the Twitterati, see him take his tolerance talk from the virtual to the real… on
A Saturday, rather than
A Wednesday.
JUSTICE (RETD) ASOK KUMAR GANGULY
This former Supreme Court judge, who was on the bench during landmark cases such as 2G scam and violations during Emergency, is a master at making a point. The former chairman of the Bengal human rights commission’s recent record as a vocal champion of democratic rights makes him an ideal candidate for the tolerance debate.
RANDEEP SURJEWALA
For the Congress MLA from Haryana, arguing points has always come with the job… both as a practising lawyer then and as the communications in-charge of the Congress now. Expect Dhoni-like calm from the only politician on this dais.
SUHEL SETH
Calm is the last thing you can expect from the one Seth who can churn out more words than a certain Vikram. Give him an audience and this management consultant and The Telegraph columnist can bat for Modi and bowl for Kanhaiya without batting an eyelid! What Survival Strategies can save his opponents from his acerbic wit?
BARKHA DUTT
The Buck Stops Here with the consulting editor for NDTV, who made journalism cool for many. For her, We the People ranges from an Oprah to a Chopra, a Hillary to an Irani. Ma’m with a Mic will make a real fight of it.
Moderator
MUKUL KESAVAN
Who better than a historian who writes on cricket to umpire this evening’s match? The Telegraph columnist who says it like he sees it will have the first and the last word.
Club speak
“I am really looking forward to the debate. The topic has been very wisely chosen.
Many eminent people will be joining us.
The speakers are all intelligent and outspoken people and I am sure they will add a new dimension to the topic. We are expecting 3,000 people at the annual national debate,” said Gautam Sadhan Bose, Calcutta Club president.
- published: 05 Mar 2016
- views: 1860
Justice Ganguly is the opening speaker for the panel opposing the motion. We hear about some kids who were arrested in Kerala in the 1960s for not singing the national anthem; he tells us that our philosophy is one of tolerance and that our Constitution practices tolerance. He states, quite sensibly, that he found the death sentence against Afzal Guru not good in law and its hasty execution unseemly. As Suhel Seth leans to Kajol to advise her, the judge shaheb talks about 'some university' and 'some students' and about something called 'freedom'.
For latest breaking news, other top stories log on to: http://www.abplive.in & http://www.youtube.com/abpnewsTV
- published: 07 Mar 2016
- views: 397
Video courtesy :: ABP ANANDA
Padmabhushan awardee Anupam Kher took the intolerant-battle to Justice Ashok Ganguly and the Congress vice president Rahul Gandhi-led Congress party like no one ever! In his fiery speech at Telegraph National Debate in Kolkata, the Bollywood actor ripped apart the former Supreme Court Judge Ganguly and Congress spokesperson Randeep Surjewala in presence of other speakers. Also present at the event was Bollywood actress Kajol, NDTV Editor Barkha Dutt, and eminent socialite Suhel Seth. The veteran Bollywood actor not only slammed the Opposition party for its disruptive tactics in the Parliament, but also bashed them for their double standards.
The response from the crowd was a jubilant one and were in all praise of Anupam Kher. The 60-year-old actor explained how the Congress party was an epitome of intolerance by taking pot-shots at Rahul Gandhi, and how did they had implemented Emergency in 1974. Kher was visibly irate with how things are going on at the moment in the country. Looking at the blazing speech delivered by Kher, the 10-minute video clearly shows the (mis)information in the air at the moment!
He attacked former Supreme Court judge Ashok Ganguly who raised doubts over the execution of 2013 Parliament terror attack convict Afzal Guru. PTI quoted Ganguly, “I am saying as a (former) judge the way the execution took place – his clemency petition was rejected on February 3 and the execution took place on February 9. This is wrong. He had the right to challenge it. Family members have the right to be informed about it. The human right is there as long as the noose is not tightened around the neck.”
Source :: http://www.india.com/stream/anupam-kher-vs-intolerance-gang-padmabhushan-award-winner-rips-apart-justice-ashok-ganguly-and-congress-on-jnu-issue-1010130/
- published: 06 Mar 2016
- views: 2571
Video courtesy : ABP ananda
Only 'Rich and Famous' Talk About Intolerance
Suhel Seth (born May 1963[1] in Calcutta,[2] West Bengal, India) is an managing partner of consultancy Counselage India, founded by him in 2006 which is the only strategic marketing and branding consultancy in the country.[3] Seth is also an author, columnist and socialite.[4]
He regularly appears on Indian news channels and writes columns in several publications including Daily News and Analysis,Pune Mirror,Mumbai Mirror, The Financial Express, The Financial Times,London Times,Business India, The Hindustan Timesand The Indian Express
Motion: In the opinion of the house tolerance is the new intolerance
- What: Camellia Group presents Calcutta Club The Telegraph National Debate 2016
When: Saturday, 6pm onwards
Where: Calcutta Club lawns
Speakers
Kajol:
The actress who speaks her mind as effectively as she steals hearts, from Dilwale Dulhania Le Jayenge to Dilwale. Powerhouse performer, book lover, mother, wife of Singham and, most importantly tonight, half-Bengali…. Forget ears, no prizes for guessing who all eyes at Calcutta Club will be on.
ANUPAM KHER
Twenty years ago, he was Shah Rukh Khan’s ‘pop’ and Kajol’s ‘pop-in-law' in DDLJ’s game of love. Today, he is Kajol’s team-mate in this national debate’s war of words. Bollywood’s Daddy Cool talks politics, teaches acting and leads protests. An active member of the Twitterati, see him take his tolerance talk from the virtual to the real… on
A Saturday, rather than
A Wednesday.
JUSTICE (RETD) ASOK KUMAR GANGULY
This former Supreme Court judge, who was on the bench during landmark cases such as 2G scam and violations during Emergency, is a master at making a point. The former chairman of the Bengal human rights commission’s recent record as a vocal champion of democratic rights makes him an ideal candidate for the tolerance debate.
RANDEEP SURJEWALA
For the Congress MLA from Haryana, arguing points has always come with the job… both as a practising lawyer then and as the communications in-charge of the Congress now. Expect Dhoni-like calm from the only politician on this dais.
SUHEL SETH
Calm is the last thing you can expect from the one Seth who can churn out more words than a certain Vikram. Give him an audience and this management consultant and The Telegraph columnist can bat for Modi and bowl for Kanhaiya without batting an eyelid! What Survival Strategies can save his opponents from his acerbic wit?
BARKHA DUTT
The Buck Stops Here with the consulting editor for NDTV, who made journalism cool for many. For her, We the People ranges from an Oprah to a Chopra, a Hillary to an Irani. Ma’m with a Mic will make a real fight of it.
Moderator
MUKUL KESAVAN
Who better than a historian who writes on cricket to umpire this evening’s match? The Telegraph columnist who says it like he sees it will have the first and the last word.
Club speak
“I am really looking forward to the debate. The topic has been very wisely chosen.
Many eminent people will be joining us.
The speakers are all intelligent and outspoken people and I am sure they will add a new dimension to the topic. We are expecting 3,000 people at the annual national debate,” said Gautam Sadhan Bose, Calcutta Club president.
- published: 06 Mar 2016
- views: 199
Video courtesy: ABP ananda,
Veteran Bollywood actor and Padma Bhushan awardee Anupam Kher slammed the Congress party and the entire intolerance brigade while speaking at ‘The Telegraph National Debate’ on March 5.
Kher started by taking on Justice Asok Kumar Ganguly who spoke before him and had called the Supreme Court judgement in Afzal Guru case wrong. “I am shocked, ashamed and saddened by what you said being a judge you say that SC judgement was wrong,” Kher said to Justice Ganguly.
He also said that if Congress Vice-President Rahul Gandhi became even one-tenth of what Prime Minister Narendra Modi was, he would vote for him.
He also lashed out at Kanhaiya Kumar, who he said was being projected as a hero, for being a participant at the event in which anti-India slogans were raised.
Source :at: http://indianexpress.com/article/india/india-news-india/anupam-kher-lashes-out-at-intolerance-brigade-says-if-rahul-gandhi-becomes-one-tenth-of-modi-i-will-vote-for-him/#sthash.RYwTy1M9.dpuf
- published: 07 Mar 2016
- views: 74149
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Anupam Kher (born 7 March 1955) is an Indian actor who has appeared in nearly 450 films and 100 plays. Though mainly appearing in Bollywood films, he has had roles in some films from other nations as well. He has held the post of Chairman of the Censor Board and National School of Drama in India.
Anupam Kher was born into a Kashmiri Pandit family and lived in Shimla and was educated at D.A.V. School there. He is an alumnus and a former chairperson of the National School of Drama. Some of his early acting was in plays performed at the Himachal Pradesh University.
Kher made his acting debut in the 1982 Hindi movie Aagman. Then in 1984 came Saaransh, where 28-year old Kher played a retired man who has lost his son. He hosted TV shows such as Say Na Something To Anupam Uncle, Sawaal Dus Crore Ka and the recent Lead India. He has had many comic roles but has also played the villain such as his acclaimed role as terrorist Dr. Dang in Karma (1986). For his role in Daddy (1989) he received the Filmfare Critics Award for Best Performance. Kher has won the Filmfare Award for Best Performance in a Comic Role five times, more than any other actor.
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74:03Highlights (1.14 hrs) The Telegraph National Debate 2016 Video | Tolerance is the new intolerance
Highlights (1.14 hrs) The Telegraph National Debate 2016 Video | Tolerance is the new intoleranceHighlights (1.14 hrs) The Telegraph National Debate 2016 Video | Tolerance is the new intolerance
Yogi Adityanath must be jailed: Anupam Kher "I am shocked, ashamed and saddened by what you said being a judge you say that SC judgement was wrong" Kher said to Justice Ganguly Suhel Seth Marketing maven What we should really be intolerant about is intolerance itself. What we should be intolerant about is poverty, the subjugation of rights and opportunities. Why am I being part of an intolerance discourse when actually I am not intolerant? Why are we dividing India on lines of caste and creed and religion and exposing every little nuanced statement put out by stupid people as the final yardstick of this particular government… and I don’t mean this particular government… Kajol Actress I’ll leave the politics and speak about intolerance elsewhere… meaning myself! I have always been an intolerant girl. Twenty years ago, I was pictured as a demure and docile Indian girl being brought up in London by a caring and strict father who allowed me to go on my first Europe trip with friends. And there I met this boy who — quite famously — held my outstretched hand and pulled me into a train’s compartment. But once on the train, he and I were so totally on the wrong track. After all, how could any good Bharatiya nari ever tolerate someone as frisky and flirtatious as this boy called Raj,... Anupam Kher Actor Had any of you heard of the word ‘intolerance’ till seven or eight months ago? You hadn’t, because this is a term that’s been marketed. It’s a result of the drubbing that the Opposition got at the hands of the ruling party. The Prime Minister hasn’t taken a single day of leave in the last two years… let him work for five years and then decide... I am not advocating him, I am just speaking as a citizen of this country.... ___AGAINST___ Asok Ganguly Retired judge of Supreme Court In a school in Kerala the national anthem was sung and three schoolchildren respectfully stood up for the anthem but they did not sing. Initially the school authorities overlooked it, till it caught the notice of a patriotic gentleman who happened to be a member of the Assembly. He raised it and ultimately the students were expelled. They challenged it before the courts and the Supreme Court... in upholding the rights of the children made a very prophetic ... Randeep Surjewala Congress MLA Shall we forget compassion because another one is cruel? Shall we give up love and affection because another one spurns us? Shall we forget humility because another one is arrogant? Shall we give up tolerance because another one is intolerant? The answer is plain and simple. No.... Barkha Dutt Journalist I am going to ask all of you to step back from the politics, the theatrics, the histrionics and... let’s talk instead of the environment that we operate in today, and who has created that environment. Is it politicians, or is it all of us? Have we as Indians forgotten the art of conversation?... ___MODERATOR___ Mukul Kesavan moderator If I was arguing this for the proposition I would argue that in the last few months within the political context of India, a bunch of isolated and abhorrent incidents have been stitched into a sinister pattern and this, in a sense, is used to exclude legitimate political voices that arguably won the last general election. -
11:25Barkha Dutt’s speech at The Telegraph National Debate 2016
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8:40Suhel Seth’s speech at The Telegraph National Debate 2016
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41:10The Telegraph National Debate 2016 Full Video | Tolerance is the new intolerance debate
The Telegraph National Debate 2016 Full Video | Tolerance is the new intolerance debateThe Telegraph National Debate 2016 Full Video | Tolerance is the new intolerance debate
___FOR___ Suhel Seth Marketing maven What we should really be intolerant about is intolerance itself. What we should be intolerant about is poverty, the subjugation of rights and opportunities. Why am I being part of an intolerance discourse when actually I am not intolerant? Why are we dividing India on lines of caste and creed and religion and exposing every little nuanced statement put out by stupid people as the final yardstick of this particular government… and I don’t mean this particular government… Kajol Actress I’ll leave the politics and speak about intolerance elsewhere… meaning myself! I have always been an intolerant girl. Twenty years ago, I was pictured as a demure and docile Indian girl being brought up in London by a caring and strict father who allowed me to go on my first Europe trip with friends. And there I met this boy who — quite famously — held my outstretched hand and pulled me into a train’s compartment. But once on the train, he and I were so totally on the wrong track. After all, how could any good Bharatiya nari ever tolerate someone as frisky and flirtatious as this boy called Raj,... Anupam Kher Actor Had any of you heard of the word ‘intolerance’ till seven or eight months ago? You hadn’t, because this is a term that’s been marketed. It’s a result of the drubbing that the Opposition got at the hands of the ruling party. The Prime Minister hasn’t taken a single day of leave in the last two years… let him work for five years and then decide... I am not advocating him, I am just speaking as a citizen of this country.... ___AGAINST___ Asok Ganguly Retired judge of Supreme Court In a school in Kerala the national anthem was sung and three schoolchildren respectfully stood up for the anthem but they did not sing. Initially the school authorities overlooked it, till it caught the notice of a patriotic gentleman who happened to be a member of the Assembly. He raised it and ultimately the students were expelled. They challenged it before the courts and the Supreme Court... in upholding the rights of the children made a very prophetic ... Randeep Surjewala Congress MLA Shall we forget compassion because another one is cruel? Shall we give up love and affection because another one spurns us? Shall we forget humility because another one is arrogant? Shall we give up tolerance because another one is intolerant? The answer is plain and simple. No.... Barkha Dutt Journalist I am going to ask all of you to step back from the politics, the theatrics, the histrionics and... let’s talk instead of the environment that we operate in today, and who has created that environment. Is it politicians, or is it all of us? Have we as Indians forgotten the art of conversation?... ___MODERATOR___ Mukul Kesavan moderator If I was arguing this for the proposition I would argue that in the last few months within the political context of India, a bunch of isolated and abhorrent incidents have been stitched into a sinister pattern and this, in a sense, is used to exclude legitimate political voices that arguably won the last general election. Source : http://www.telegraphindia.com/1160306/jsp/calcutta/story_73078.jsp#.Vtx5CX195kg -
10:35Randeep Surjewala’s speech at The Telegraph National Debate 2016
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7:34Kajol's Speech on "INTOLERANCE" at The Telegraph National Debate 2016
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Only 'Rich and Famous' Talk About Intolerance Motion: In the opinion of the house tolerance is the new intolerance - What: Camellia Group presents Calcutta Club The Telegraph National Debate 2016 When: Saturday, 6pm onwards Where: Calcutta Club lawns Speakers Kajol: The actress who speaks her mind as effectively as she steals hearts, from Dilwale Dulhania Le Jayenge to Dilwale. Powerhouse performer, book lover, mother, wife of Singham and, most importantly tonight, half-Bengali…. Forget ears, no prizes for guessing who all eyes at Calcutta Club will be on. ANUPAM KHER Twenty years ago, he was Shah Rukh Khan’s ‘pop’ and Kajol’s ‘pop-in-law' in DDLJ’s game of love. Today, he is Kajol’s team-mate in this national debate’s war of words. Bollywood’s Daddy Cool talks politics, teaches acting and leads protests. An active member of the Twitterati, see him take his tolerance talk from the virtual to the real… on A Saturday, rather than A Wednesday. JUSTICE (RETD) ASOK KUMAR GANGULY This former Supreme Court judge, who was on the bench during landmark cases such as 2G scam and violations during Emergency, is a master at making a point. The former chairman of the Bengal human rights commission’s recent record as a vocal champion of democratic rights makes him an ideal candidate for the tolerance debate. RANDEEP SURJEWALA For the Congress MLA from Haryana, arguing points has always come with the job… both as a practising lawyer then and as the communications in-charge of the Congress now. Expect Dhoni-like calm from the only politician on this dais. SUHEL SETH Calm is the last thing you can expect from the one Seth who can churn out more words than a certain Vikram. Give him an audience and this management consultant and The Telegraph columnist can bat for Modi and bowl for Kanhaiya without batting an eyelid! What Survival Strategies can save his opponents from his acerbic wit? BARKHA DUTT The Buck Stops Here with the consulting editor for NDTV, who made journalism cool for many. For her, We the People ranges from an Oprah to a Chopra, a Hillary to an Irani. Ma’m with a Mic will make a real fight of it. Moderator MUKUL KESAVAN Who better than a historian who writes on cricket to umpire this evening’s match? The Telegraph columnist who says it like he sees it will have the first and the last word. Club speak “I am really looking forward to the debate. The topic has been very wisely chosen. Many eminent people will be joining us. The speakers are all intelligent and outspoken people and I am sure they will add a new dimension to the topic. We are expecting 3,000 people at the annual national debate,” said Gautam Sadhan Bose, Calcutta Club president. -
2:54Justice AK Ganguly's full speech at The Telegraph National Debate 2016
Justice AK Ganguly's full speech at The Telegraph National Debate 2016Justice AK Ganguly's full speech at The Telegraph National Debate 2016
Justice Ganguly is the opening speaker for the panel opposing the motion. We hear about some kids who were arrested in Kerala in the 1960s for not singing the national anthem; he tells us that our philosophy is one of tolerance and that our Constitution practices tolerance. He states, quite sensibly, that he found the death sentence against Afzal Guru not good in law and its hasty execution unseemly. As Suhel Seth leans to Kajol to advise her, the judge shaheb talks about 'some university' and 'some students' and about something called 'freedom'. For latest breaking news, other top stories log on to: http://www.abplive.in & http://www.youtube.com/abpnewsTV -
9:57Anupam Kher’s speech at The Telegraph National Debate 2016
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12:29Barkha Dutt’s speech at The Telegraph National Debate 5th March 2016 | intolerance debate continues
Barkha Dutt’s speech at The Telegraph National Debate 5th March 2016 | intolerance debate continuesBarkha Dutt’s speech at The Telegraph National Debate 5th March 2016 | intolerance debate continues
Video courtesy :: ABP ANANDA Padmabhushan awardee Anupam Kher took the intolerant-battle to Justice Ashok Ganguly and the Congress vice president Rahul Gandhi-led Congress party like no one ever! In his fiery speech at Telegraph National Debate in Kolkata, the Bollywood actor ripped apart the former Supreme Court Judge Ganguly and Congress spokesperson Randeep Surjewala in presence of other speakers. Also present at the event was Bollywood actress Kajol, NDTV Editor Barkha Dutt, and eminent socialite Suhel Seth. The veteran Bollywood actor not only slammed the Opposition party for its disruptive tactics in the Parliament, but also bashed them for their double standards. The response from the crowd was a jubilant one and were in all praise of Anupam Kher. The 60-year-old actor explained how the Congress party was an epitome of intolerance by taking pot-shots at Rahul Gandhi, and how did they had implemented Emergency in 1974. Kher was visibly irate with how things are going on at the moment in the country. Looking at the blazing speech delivered by Kher, the 10-minute video clearly shows the (mis)information in the air at the moment! He attacked former Supreme Court judge Ashok Ganguly who raised doubts over the execution of 2013 Parliament terror attack convict Afzal Guru. PTI quoted Ganguly, “I am saying as a (former) judge the way the execution took place – his clemency petition was rejected on February 3 and the execution took place on February 9. This is wrong. He had the right to challenge it. Family members have the right to be informed about it. The human right is there as long as the noose is not tightened around the neck.” Source :: http://www.india.com/stream/anupam-kher-vs-intolerance-gang-padmabhushan-award-winner-rips-apart-justice-ashok-ganguly-and-congress-on-jnu-issue-1010130/ -
10:21Suhel Seth Vibrant speech | The Telegraph National Debate 2016 | tolerance is the new intolerance
Suhel Seth Vibrant speech | The Telegraph National Debate 2016 | tolerance is the new intoleranceSuhel Seth Vibrant speech | The Telegraph National Debate 2016 | tolerance is the new intolerance
Video courtesy : ABP ananda Only 'Rich and Famous' Talk About Intolerance Suhel Seth (born May 1963[1] in Calcutta,[2] West Bengal, India) is an managing partner of consultancy Counselage India, founded by him in 2006 which is the only strategic marketing and branding consultancy in the country.[3] Seth is also an author, columnist and socialite.[4] He regularly appears on Indian news channels and writes columns in several publications including Daily News and Analysis,Pune Mirror,Mumbai Mirror, The Financial Express, The Financial Times,London Times,Business India, The Hindustan Timesand The Indian Express Motion: In the opinion of the house tolerance is the new intolerance - What: Camellia Group presents Calcutta Club The Telegraph National Debate 2016 When: Saturday, 6pm onwards Where: Calcutta Club lawns Speakers Kajol: The actress who speaks her mind as effectively as she steals hearts, from Dilwale Dulhania Le Jayenge to Dilwale. Powerhouse performer, book lover, mother, wife of Singham and, most importantly tonight, half-Bengali…. Forget ears, no prizes for guessing who all eyes at Calcutta Club will be on. ANUPAM KHER Twenty years ago, he was Shah Rukh Khan’s ‘pop’ and Kajol’s ‘pop-in-law' in DDLJ’s game of love. Today, he is Kajol’s team-mate in this national debate’s war of words. Bollywood’s Daddy Cool talks politics, teaches acting and leads protests. An active member of the Twitterati, see him take his tolerance talk from the virtual to the real… on A Saturday, rather than A Wednesday. JUSTICE (RETD) ASOK KUMAR GANGULY This former Supreme Court judge, who was on the bench during landmark cases such as 2G scam and violations during Emergency, is a master at making a point. The former chairman of the Bengal human rights commission’s recent record as a vocal champion of democratic rights makes him an ideal candidate for the tolerance debate. RANDEEP SURJEWALA For the Congress MLA from Haryana, arguing points has always come with the job… both as a practising lawyer then and as the communications in-charge of the Congress now. Expect Dhoni-like calm from the only politician on this dais. SUHEL SETH Calm is the last thing you can expect from the one Seth who can churn out more words than a certain Vikram. Give him an audience and this management consultant and The Telegraph columnist can bat for Modi and bowl for Kanhaiya without batting an eyelid! What Survival Strategies can save his opponents from his acerbic wit? BARKHA DUTT The Buck Stops Here with the consulting editor for NDTV, who made journalism cool for many. For her, We the People ranges from an Oprah to a Chopra, a Hillary to an Irani. Ma’m with a Mic will make a real fight of it. Moderator MUKUL KESAVAN Who better than a historian who writes on cricket to umpire this evening’s match? The Telegraph columnist who says it like he sees it will have the first and the last word. Club speak “I am really looking forward to the debate. The topic has been very wisely chosen. Many eminent people will be joining us. The speakers are all intelligent and outspoken people and I am sure they will add a new dimension to the topic. We are expecting 3,000 people at the annual national debate,” said Gautam Sadhan Bose, Calcutta Club president. -
20:29Supreme Court Justice Asok Ganguly vs Anupam Kher | The Telegraph National Debate 2016
Supreme Court Justice Asok Ganguly vs Anupam Kher | The Telegraph National Debate 2016Supreme Court Justice Asok Ganguly vs Anupam Kher | The Telegraph National Debate 2016
Video courtesy: ABP ananda, Veteran Bollywood actor and Padma Bhushan awardee Anupam Kher slammed the Congress party and the entire intolerance brigade while speaking at ‘The Telegraph National Debate’ on March 5. Kher started by taking on Justice Asok Kumar Ganguly who spoke before him and had called the Supreme Court judgement in Afzal Guru case wrong. “I am shocked, ashamed and saddened by what you said being a judge you say that SC judgement was wrong,” Kher said to Justice Ganguly. He also said that if Congress Vice-President Rahul Gandhi became even one-tenth of what Prime Minister Narendra Modi was, he would vote for him. He also lashed out at Kanhaiya Kumar, who he said was being projected as a hero, for being a participant at the event in which anti-India slogans were raised. Source :at: http://indianexpress.com/article/india/india-news-india/anupam-kher-lashes-out-at-intolerance-brigade-says-if-rahul-gandhi-becomes-one-tenth-of-modi-i-will-vote-for-him/#sthash.RYwTy1M9.dpuf
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Highlights (1.14 hrs) The Telegraph National Debate 2016 Video | Tolerance is the new intolerance
Yogi Adityanath must be jailed: Anupam Kher "I am shocked, ashamed and saddened by what you said being a judge you say that SC judgement was wrong" Kher said to Justice Ganguly Suhel Seth Marketing maven What we should really be intolerant about is intolerance itself. What we should be intolerant about is poverty, the subjugation of rights and opportunities. Why am I being part of an intolerance discourse when actually I am not intolerant? Why are we dividing India on lines of caste and creed and religion and exposing every little nuanced statement put out by stupid people as the final yardstick of this particular government… and I don’t mean this particular government… Kajol Actress I’ll leave the politics and speak about intolerance elsewhere… meaning myself! I have always been a... -
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The Telegraph National Debate 2016 Full Video | Tolerance is the new intolerance debate
___FOR___ Suhel Seth Marketing maven What we should really be intolerant about is intolerance itself. What we should be intolerant about is poverty, the subjugation of rights and opportunities. Why am I being part of an intolerance discourse when actually I am not intolerant? Why are we dividing India on lines of caste and creed and religion and exposing every little nuanced statement put out by stupid people as the final yardstick of this particular government… and I don’t mean this particular government… Kajol Actress I’ll leave the politics and speak about intolerance elsewhere… meaning myself! I have always been an intolerant girl. Twenty years ago, I was pictured as a demure and docile Indian girl being brought up in London by a caring and strict father who allowed me to go on ... -
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"High Drama" of Anupam Kher’s speech at The Telegraph National Debate 2016 on 5 March
Only 'Rich and Famous' Talk About Intolerance Motion: In the opinion of the house tolerance is the new intolerance - What: Camellia Group presents Calcutta Club The Telegraph National Debate 2016 When: Saturday, 6pm onwards Where: Calcutta Club lawns Speakers Kajol: The actress who speaks her mind as effectively as she steals hearts, from Dilwale Dulhania Le Jayenge to Dilwale. Powerhouse performer, book lover, mother, wife of Singham and, most importantly tonight, half-Bengali…. Forget ears, no prizes for guessing who all eyes at Calcutta Club will be on. ANUPAM KHER Twenty years ago, he was Shah Rukh Khan’s ‘pop’ and Kajol’s ‘pop-in-law' in DDLJ’s game of love. Today, he is Kajol’s team-mate in this national debate’s war of words. Bollywood’s Daddy Cool talks politics, teaches acti... -
Justice AK Ganguly's full speech at The Telegraph National Debate 2016
Justice Ganguly is the opening speaker for the panel opposing the motion. We hear about some kids who were arrested in Kerala in the 1960s for not singing the national anthem; he tells us that our philosophy is one of tolerance and that our Constitution practices tolerance. He states, quite sensibly, that he found the death sentence against Afzal Guru not good in law and its hasty execution unseemly. As Suhel Seth leans to Kajol to advise her, the judge shaheb talks about 'some university' and 'some students' and about something called 'freedom'. For latest breaking news, other top stories log on to: http://www.abplive.in & http://www.youtube.com/abpnewsTV -
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Barkha Dutt’s speech at The Telegraph National Debate 5th March 2016 | intolerance debate continues
Video courtesy :: ABP ANANDA Padmabhushan awardee Anupam Kher took the intolerant-battle to Justice Ashok Ganguly and the Congress vice president Rahul Gandhi-led Congress party like no one ever! In his fiery speech at Telegraph National Debate in Kolkata, the Bollywood actor ripped apart the former Supreme Court Judge Ganguly and Congress spokesperson Randeep Surjewala in presence of other speakers. Also present at the event was Bollywood actress Kajol, NDTV Editor Barkha Dutt, and eminent socialite Suhel Seth. The veteran Bollywood actor not only slammed the Opposition party for its disruptive tactics in the Parliament, but also bashed them for their double standards. The response from the crowd was a jubilant one and were in all praise of Anupam Kher. The 60-year-old actor explained ho... -
Suhel Seth Vibrant speech | The Telegraph National Debate 2016 | tolerance is the new intolerance
Video courtesy : ABP ananda Only 'Rich and Famous' Talk About Intolerance Suhel Seth (born May 1963[1] in Calcutta,[2] West Bengal, India) is an managing partner of consultancy Counselage India, founded by him in 2006 which is the only strategic marketing and branding consultancy in the country.[3] Seth is also an author, columnist and socialite.[4] He regularly appears on Indian news channels and writes columns in several publications including Daily News and Analysis,Pune Mirror,Mumbai Mirror, The Financial Express, The Financial Times,London Times,Business India, The Hindustan Timesand The Indian Express Motion: In the opinion of the house tolerance is the new intolerance - What: Camellia Group presents Calcutta Club The Telegraph National Debate 2016 When: Saturday, 6pm onwards... -
Supreme Court Justice Asok Ganguly vs Anupam Kher | The Telegraph National Debate 2016
Video courtesy: ABP ananda, Veteran Bollywood actor and Padma Bhushan awardee Anupam Kher slammed the Congress party and the entire intolerance brigade while speaking at ‘The Telegraph National Debate’ on March 5. Kher started by taking on Justice Asok Kumar Ganguly who spoke before him and had called the Supreme Court judgement in Afzal Guru case wrong. “I am shocked, ashamed and saddened by what you said being a judge you say that SC judgement was wrong,” Kher said to Justice Ganguly. He also said that if Congress Vice-President Rahul Gandhi became even one-tenth of what Prime Minister Narendra Modi was, he would vote for him. He also lashed out at Kanhaiya Kumar, who he said was being projected as a hero, for being a participant at the event in which anti-India slogans were raised. So...
Highlights (1.14 hrs) The Telegraph National Debate 2016 Video | Tolerance is the new intolerance
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Yogi Adityanath must be jailed: Anupam Kher
"I am shocked, ashamed and saddened by what you said being a judge you say that SC judgement was wrong" Kher said t...
Yogi Adityanath must be jailed: Anupam Kher
"I am shocked, ashamed and saddened by what you said being a judge you say that SC judgement was wrong" Kher said to Justice Ganguly
Suhel Seth
Marketing maven
What we should really be intolerant about is intolerance itself. What we should be intolerant about is poverty, the subjugation of rights and opportunities. Why am I being part of an intolerance discourse when actually I am not intolerant? Why are we dividing India on lines of caste and creed and religion and exposing every little nuanced statement put out by stupid people as the final yardstick of this particular government… and I don’t mean this particular government…
Kajol
Actress
I’ll leave the politics and speak about intolerance elsewhere… meaning myself!
I have always been an intolerant girl. Twenty years ago, I was pictured as a demure and docile Indian girl being brought up in London by a caring and strict father who allowed me to go on my first Europe trip with friends. And there I met this boy who — quite famously — held my outstretched hand and pulled me into a train’s compartment. But once on the train, he and I were so totally on the wrong track. After all, how could any good Bharatiya nari ever tolerate someone as frisky and flirtatious as this boy called Raj,...
Anupam Kher
Actor
Had any of you heard of the word ‘intolerance’ till seven or eight months ago? You hadn’t, because this is a term that’s been marketed. It’s a result of the drubbing that the Opposition got at the hands of the ruling party. The Prime Minister hasn’t taken a single day of leave in the last two years… let him work for five years and then decide... I am not advocating him, I am just speaking as a citizen of this country....
___AGAINST___
Asok Ganguly
Retired judge of Supreme Court
In a school in Kerala the national anthem was sung and three schoolchildren respectfully stood up for the anthem but they did not sing. Initially the school authorities overlooked it, till it caught the notice of a patriotic gentleman who happened to be a member of the Assembly. He raised it and ultimately the students were expelled. They challenged it before the courts and the Supreme Court... in upholding the rights of the children made a very prophetic ...
Randeep Surjewala
Congress MLA
Shall we forget compassion because another one is cruel? Shall we give up love and affection because another one spurns us? Shall we forget humility because another one is arrogant? Shall we give up tolerance because another one is intolerant? The answer is plain and simple. No....
Barkha Dutt
Journalist
I am going to ask all of you to step back from the politics, the theatrics, the histrionics and... let’s talk instead of the environment that we operate in today, and who has created that environment. Is it politicians, or is it all of us? Have we as Indians forgotten the art of conversation?...
___MODERATOR___
Mukul Kesavan
moderator
If I was arguing this for the proposition I would argue that in the last few months within the political context of India, a bunch of isolated and abhorrent incidents have been stitched into a sinister pattern and this, in a sense, is used to exclude legitimate political voices that arguably won the last general election.
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Yogi Adityanath must be jailed: Anupam Kher
"I am shocked, ashamed and saddened by what you said being a judge you say that SC judgement was wrong" Kher said to Justice Ganguly
Suhel Seth
Marketing maven
What we should really be intolerant about is intolerance itself. What we should be intolerant about is poverty, the subjugation of rights and opportunities. Why am I being part of an intolerance discourse when actually I am not intolerant? Why are we dividing India on lines of caste and creed and religion and exposing every little nuanced statement put out by stupid people as the final yardstick of this particular government… and I don’t mean this particular government…
Kajol
Actress
I’ll leave the politics and speak about intolerance elsewhere… meaning myself!
I have always been an intolerant girl. Twenty years ago, I was pictured as a demure and docile Indian girl being brought up in London by a caring and strict father who allowed me to go on my first Europe trip with friends. And there I met this boy who — quite famously — held my outstretched hand and pulled me into a train’s compartment. But once on the train, he and I were so totally on the wrong track. After all, how could any good Bharatiya nari ever tolerate someone as frisky and flirtatious as this boy called Raj,...
Anupam Kher
Actor
Had any of you heard of the word ‘intolerance’ till seven or eight months ago? You hadn’t, because this is a term that’s been marketed. It’s a result of the drubbing that the Opposition got at the hands of the ruling party. The Prime Minister hasn’t taken a single day of leave in the last two years… let him work for five years and then decide... I am not advocating him, I am just speaking as a citizen of this country....
___AGAINST___
Asok Ganguly
Retired judge of Supreme Court
In a school in Kerala the national anthem was sung and three schoolchildren respectfully stood up for the anthem but they did not sing. Initially the school authorities overlooked it, till it caught the notice of a patriotic gentleman who happened to be a member of the Assembly. He raised it and ultimately the students were expelled. They challenged it before the courts and the Supreme Court... in upholding the rights of the children made a very prophetic ...
Randeep Surjewala
Congress MLA
Shall we forget compassion because another one is cruel? Shall we give up love and affection because another one spurns us? Shall we forget humility because another one is arrogant? Shall we give up tolerance because another one is intolerant? The answer is plain and simple. No....
Barkha Dutt
Journalist
I am going to ask all of you to step back from the politics, the theatrics, the histrionics and... let’s talk instead of the environment that we operate in today, and who has created that environment. Is it politicians, or is it all of us? Have we as Indians forgotten the art of conversation?...
___MODERATOR___
Mukul Kesavan
moderator
If I was arguing this for the proposition I would argue that in the last few months within the political context of India, a bunch of isolated and abhorrent incidents have been stitched into a sinister pattern and this, in a sense, is used to exclude legitimate political voices that arguably won the last general election.
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Barkha Dutt’s speech at The Telegraph National Debate 2016
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- Duration: 11:25
- Updated: 06 Mar 2016
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Suhel Seth’s speech at The Telegraph National Debate 2016
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The Telegraph National Debate 2016 Full Video | Tolerance is the new intolerance debate
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- Updated: 06 Mar 2016
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___FOR___
Suhel Seth
Marketing maven
What we should really be intolerant about is intolerance itself. What we should be intolerant about is poverty, the subju...
___FOR___
Suhel Seth
Marketing maven
What we should really be intolerant about is intolerance itself. What we should be intolerant about is poverty, the subjugation of rights and opportunities. Why am I being part of an intolerance discourse when actually I am not intolerant? Why are we dividing India on lines of caste and creed and religion and exposing every little nuanced statement put out by stupid people as the final yardstick of this particular government… and I don’t mean this particular government…
Kajol
Actress
I’ll leave the politics and speak about intolerance elsewhere… meaning myself!
I have always been an intolerant girl. Twenty years ago, I was pictured as a demure and docile Indian girl being brought up in London by a caring and strict father who allowed me to go on my first Europe trip with friends. And there I met this boy who — quite famously — held my outstretched hand and pulled me into a train’s compartment. But once on the train, he and I were so totally on the wrong track. After all, how could any good Bharatiya nari ever tolerate someone as frisky and flirtatious as this boy called Raj,...
Anupam Kher
Actor
Had any of you heard of the word ‘intolerance’ till seven or eight months ago? You hadn’t, because this is a term that’s been marketed. It’s a result of the drubbing that the Opposition got at the hands of the ruling party. The Prime Minister hasn’t taken a single day of leave in the last two years… let him work for five years and then decide... I am not advocating him, I am just speaking as a citizen of this country....
___AGAINST___
Asok Ganguly
Retired judge of Supreme Court
In a school in Kerala the national anthem was sung and three schoolchildren respectfully stood up for the anthem but they did not sing. Initially the school authorities overlooked it, till it caught the notice of a patriotic gentleman who happened to be a member of the Assembly. He raised it and ultimately the students were expelled. They challenged it before the courts and the Supreme Court... in upholding the rights of the children made a very prophetic ...
Randeep Surjewala
Congress MLA
Shall we forget compassion because another one is cruel? Shall we give up love and affection because another one spurns us? Shall we forget humility because another one is arrogant? Shall we give up tolerance because another one is intolerant? The answer is plain and simple. No....
Barkha Dutt
Journalist
I am going to ask all of you to step back from the politics, the theatrics, the histrionics and... let’s talk instead of the environment that we operate in today, and who has created that environment. Is it politicians, or is it all of us? Have we as Indians forgotten the art of conversation?...
___MODERATOR___
Mukul Kesavan
moderator
If I was arguing this for the proposition I would argue that in the last few months within the political context of India, a bunch of isolated and abhorrent incidents have been stitched into a sinister pattern and this, in a sense, is used to exclude legitimate political voices that arguably won the last general election.
Source : http://www.telegraphindia.com/1160306/jsp/calcutta/story_73078.jsp#.Vtx5CX195kg
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___FOR___
Suhel Seth
Marketing maven
What we should really be intolerant about is intolerance itself. What we should be intolerant about is poverty, the subjugation of rights and opportunities. Why am I being part of an intolerance discourse when actually I am not intolerant? Why are we dividing India on lines of caste and creed and religion and exposing every little nuanced statement put out by stupid people as the final yardstick of this particular government… and I don’t mean this particular government…
Kajol
Actress
I’ll leave the politics and speak about intolerance elsewhere… meaning myself!
I have always been an intolerant girl. Twenty years ago, I was pictured as a demure and docile Indian girl being brought up in London by a caring and strict father who allowed me to go on my first Europe trip with friends. And there I met this boy who — quite famously — held my outstretched hand and pulled me into a train’s compartment. But once on the train, he and I were so totally on the wrong track. After all, how could any good Bharatiya nari ever tolerate someone as frisky and flirtatious as this boy called Raj,...
Anupam Kher
Actor
Had any of you heard of the word ‘intolerance’ till seven or eight months ago? You hadn’t, because this is a term that’s been marketed. It’s a result of the drubbing that the Opposition got at the hands of the ruling party. The Prime Minister hasn’t taken a single day of leave in the last two years… let him work for five years and then decide... I am not advocating him, I am just speaking as a citizen of this country....
___AGAINST___
Asok Ganguly
Retired judge of Supreme Court
In a school in Kerala the national anthem was sung and three schoolchildren respectfully stood up for the anthem but they did not sing. Initially the school authorities overlooked it, till it caught the notice of a patriotic gentleman who happened to be a member of the Assembly. He raised it and ultimately the students were expelled. They challenged it before the courts and the Supreme Court... in upholding the rights of the children made a very prophetic ...
Randeep Surjewala
Congress MLA
Shall we forget compassion because another one is cruel? Shall we give up love and affection because another one spurns us? Shall we forget humility because another one is arrogant? Shall we give up tolerance because another one is intolerant? The answer is plain and simple. No....
Barkha Dutt
Journalist
I am going to ask all of you to step back from the politics, the theatrics, the histrionics and... let’s talk instead of the environment that we operate in today, and who has created that environment. Is it politicians, or is it all of us? Have we as Indians forgotten the art of conversation?...
___MODERATOR___
Mukul Kesavan
moderator
If I was arguing this for the proposition I would argue that in the last few months within the political context of India, a bunch of isolated and abhorrent incidents have been stitched into a sinister pattern and this, in a sense, is used to exclude legitimate political voices that arguably won the last general election.
Source : http://www.telegraphindia.com/1160306/jsp/calcutta/story_73078.jsp#.Vtx5CX195kg
- published: 06 Mar 2016
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Randeep Surjewala’s speech at The Telegraph National Debate 2016
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Kajol's Speech on "INTOLERANCE" at The Telegraph National Debate 2016
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- Updated: 07 Mar 2016
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Motion: In the opinion of the house tolerance is the new intolerance
- What: Camellia Group presents Calcutta C...
Only 'Rich and Famous' Talk About Intolerance
Motion: In the opinion of the house tolerance is the new intolerance
- What: Camellia Group presents Calcutta Club The Telegraph National Debate 2016
When: Saturday, 6pm onwards
Where: Calcutta Club lawns
Speakers
Kajol:
The actress who speaks her mind as effectively as she steals hearts, from Dilwale Dulhania Le Jayenge to Dilwale. Powerhouse performer, book lover, mother, wife of Singham and, most importantly tonight, half-Bengali…. Forget ears, no prizes for guessing who all eyes at Calcutta Club will be on.
ANUPAM KHER
Twenty years ago, he was Shah Rukh Khan’s ‘pop’ and Kajol’s ‘pop-in-law' in DDLJ’s game of love. Today, he is Kajol’s team-mate in this national debate’s war of words. Bollywood’s Daddy Cool talks politics, teaches acting and leads protests. An active member of the Twitterati, see him take his tolerance talk from the virtual to the real… on
A Saturday, rather than
A Wednesday.
JUSTICE (RETD) ASOK KUMAR GANGULY
This former Supreme Court judge, who was on the bench during landmark cases such as 2G scam and violations during Emergency, is a master at making a point. The former chairman of the Bengal human rights commission’s recent record as a vocal champion of democratic rights makes him an ideal candidate for the tolerance debate.
RANDEEP SURJEWALA
For the Congress MLA from Haryana, arguing points has always come with the job… both as a practising lawyer then and as the communications in-charge of the Congress now. Expect Dhoni-like calm from the only politician on this dais.
SUHEL SETH
Calm is the last thing you can expect from the one Seth who can churn out more words than a certain Vikram. Give him an audience and this management consultant and The Telegraph columnist can bat for Modi and bowl for Kanhaiya without batting an eyelid! What Survival Strategies can save his opponents from his acerbic wit?
BARKHA DUTT
The Buck Stops Here with the consulting editor for NDTV, who made journalism cool for many. For her, We the People ranges from an Oprah to a Chopra, a Hillary to an Irani. Ma’m with a Mic will make a real fight of it.
Moderator
MUKUL KESAVAN
Who better than a historian who writes on cricket to umpire this evening’s match? The Telegraph columnist who says it like he sees it will have the first and the last word.
Club speak
“I am really looking forward to the debate. The topic has been very wisely chosen.
Many eminent people will be joining us.
The speakers are all intelligent and outspoken people and I am sure they will add a new dimension to the topic. We are expecting 3,000 people at the annual national debate,” said Gautam Sadhan Bose, Calcutta Club president.
wn.com/High Drama Of Anupam Kher’S Speech At The Telegraph National Debate 2016 On 5 March
Only 'Rich and Famous' Talk About Intolerance
Motion: In the opinion of the house tolerance is the new intolerance
- What: Camellia Group presents Calcutta Club The Telegraph National Debate 2016
When: Saturday, 6pm onwards
Where: Calcutta Club lawns
Speakers
Kajol:
The actress who speaks her mind as effectively as she steals hearts, from Dilwale Dulhania Le Jayenge to Dilwale. Powerhouse performer, book lover, mother, wife of Singham and, most importantly tonight, half-Bengali…. Forget ears, no prizes for guessing who all eyes at Calcutta Club will be on.
ANUPAM KHER
Twenty years ago, he was Shah Rukh Khan’s ‘pop’ and Kajol’s ‘pop-in-law' in DDLJ’s game of love. Today, he is Kajol’s team-mate in this national debate’s war of words. Bollywood’s Daddy Cool talks politics, teaches acting and leads protests. An active member of the Twitterati, see him take his tolerance talk from the virtual to the real… on
A Saturday, rather than
A Wednesday.
JUSTICE (RETD) ASOK KUMAR GANGULY
This former Supreme Court judge, who was on the bench during landmark cases such as 2G scam and violations during Emergency, is a master at making a point. The former chairman of the Bengal human rights commission’s recent record as a vocal champion of democratic rights makes him an ideal candidate for the tolerance debate.
RANDEEP SURJEWALA
For the Congress MLA from Haryana, arguing points has always come with the job… both as a practising lawyer then and as the communications in-charge of the Congress now. Expect Dhoni-like calm from the only politician on this dais.
SUHEL SETH
Calm is the last thing you can expect from the one Seth who can churn out more words than a certain Vikram. Give him an audience and this management consultant and The Telegraph columnist can bat for Modi and bowl for Kanhaiya without batting an eyelid! What Survival Strategies can save his opponents from his acerbic wit?
BARKHA DUTT
The Buck Stops Here with the consulting editor for NDTV, who made journalism cool for many. For her, We the People ranges from an Oprah to a Chopra, a Hillary to an Irani. Ma’m with a Mic will make a real fight of it.
Moderator
MUKUL KESAVAN
Who better than a historian who writes on cricket to umpire this evening’s match? The Telegraph columnist who says it like he sees it will have the first and the last word.
Club speak
“I am really looking forward to the debate. The topic has been very wisely chosen.
Many eminent people will be joining us.
The speakers are all intelligent and outspoken people and I am sure they will add a new dimension to the topic. We are expecting 3,000 people at the annual national debate,” said Gautam Sadhan Bose, Calcutta Club president.
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Justice AK Ganguly's full speech at The Telegraph National Debate 2016
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Justice Ganguly is the opening speaker for the panel opposing the motion. We hear about some kids who were arrested in Kerala in the 1960s for not singing the n...
Justice Ganguly is the opening speaker for the panel opposing the motion. We hear about some kids who were arrested in Kerala in the 1960s for not singing the national anthem; he tells us that our philosophy is one of tolerance and that our Constitution practices tolerance. He states, quite sensibly, that he found the death sentence against Afzal Guru not good in law and its hasty execution unseemly. As Suhel Seth leans to Kajol to advise her, the judge shaheb talks about 'some university' and 'some students' and about something called 'freedom'.
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Justice Ganguly is the opening speaker for the panel opposing the motion. We hear about some kids who were arrested in Kerala in the 1960s for not singing the national anthem; he tells us that our philosophy is one of tolerance and that our Constitution practices tolerance. He states, quite sensibly, that he found the death sentence against Afzal Guru not good in law and its hasty execution unseemly. As Suhel Seth leans to Kajol to advise her, the judge shaheb talks about 'some university' and 'some students' and about something called 'freedom'.
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- published: 07 Mar 2016
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Anupam Kher’s speech at The Telegraph National Debate 2016
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- Updated: 06 Mar 2016
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Barkha Dutt’s speech at The Telegraph National Debate 5th March 2016 | intolerance debate continues
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Padmabhushan awardee Anupam Kher took the intolerant-battle to Justice Ashok Ganguly and the Congress vice president Rahul Gandhi-...
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Padmabhushan awardee Anupam Kher took the intolerant-battle to Justice Ashok Ganguly and the Congress vice president Rahul Gandhi-led Congress party like no one ever! In his fiery speech at Telegraph National Debate in Kolkata, the Bollywood actor ripped apart the former Supreme Court Judge Ganguly and Congress spokesperson Randeep Surjewala in presence of other speakers. Also present at the event was Bollywood actress Kajol, NDTV Editor Barkha Dutt, and eminent socialite Suhel Seth. The veteran Bollywood actor not only slammed the Opposition party for its disruptive tactics in the Parliament, but also bashed them for their double standards.
The response from the crowd was a jubilant one and were in all praise of Anupam Kher. The 60-year-old actor explained how the Congress party was an epitome of intolerance by taking pot-shots at Rahul Gandhi, and how did they had implemented Emergency in 1974. Kher was visibly irate with how things are going on at the moment in the country. Looking at the blazing speech delivered by Kher, the 10-minute video clearly shows the (mis)information in the air at the moment!
He attacked former Supreme Court judge Ashok Ganguly who raised doubts over the execution of 2013 Parliament terror attack convict Afzal Guru. PTI quoted Ganguly, “I am saying as a (former) judge the way the execution took place – his clemency petition was rejected on February 3 and the execution took place on February 9. This is wrong. He had the right to challenge it. Family members have the right to be informed about it. The human right is there as long as the noose is not tightened around the neck.”
Source :: http://www.india.com/stream/anupam-kher-vs-intolerance-gang-padmabhushan-award-winner-rips-apart-justice-ashok-ganguly-and-congress-on-jnu-issue-1010130/
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Padmabhushan awardee Anupam Kher took the intolerant-battle to Justice Ashok Ganguly and the Congress vice president Rahul Gandhi-led Congress party like no one ever! In his fiery speech at Telegraph National Debate in Kolkata, the Bollywood actor ripped apart the former Supreme Court Judge Ganguly and Congress spokesperson Randeep Surjewala in presence of other speakers. Also present at the event was Bollywood actress Kajol, NDTV Editor Barkha Dutt, and eminent socialite Suhel Seth. The veteran Bollywood actor not only slammed the Opposition party for its disruptive tactics in the Parliament, but also bashed them for their double standards.
The response from the crowd was a jubilant one and were in all praise of Anupam Kher. The 60-year-old actor explained how the Congress party was an epitome of intolerance by taking pot-shots at Rahul Gandhi, and how did they had implemented Emergency in 1974. Kher was visibly irate with how things are going on at the moment in the country. Looking at the blazing speech delivered by Kher, the 10-minute video clearly shows the (mis)information in the air at the moment!
He attacked former Supreme Court judge Ashok Ganguly who raised doubts over the execution of 2013 Parliament terror attack convict Afzal Guru. PTI quoted Ganguly, “I am saying as a (former) judge the way the execution took place – his clemency petition was rejected on February 3 and the execution took place on February 9. This is wrong. He had the right to challenge it. Family members have the right to be informed about it. The human right is there as long as the noose is not tightened around the neck.”
Source :: http://www.india.com/stream/anupam-kher-vs-intolerance-gang-padmabhushan-award-winner-rips-apart-justice-ashok-ganguly-and-congress-on-jnu-issue-1010130/
- published: 06 Mar 2016
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Suhel Seth Vibrant speech | The Telegraph National Debate 2016 | tolerance is the new intolerance
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- Duration: 10:21
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Only 'Rich and Famous' Talk About Intolerance
Suhel Seth (born May 1963[1] in Calcutta,[2] West Bengal, India) is an managing par...
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Only 'Rich and Famous' Talk About Intolerance
Suhel Seth (born May 1963[1] in Calcutta,[2] West Bengal, India) is an managing partner of consultancy Counselage India, founded by him in 2006 which is the only strategic marketing and branding consultancy in the country.[3] Seth is also an author, columnist and socialite.[4]
He regularly appears on Indian news channels and writes columns in several publications including Daily News and Analysis,Pune Mirror,Mumbai Mirror, The Financial Express, The Financial Times,London Times,Business India, The Hindustan Timesand The Indian Express
Motion: In the opinion of the house tolerance is the new intolerance
- What: Camellia Group presents Calcutta Club The Telegraph National Debate 2016
When: Saturday, 6pm onwards
Where: Calcutta Club lawns
Speakers
Kajol:
The actress who speaks her mind as effectively as she steals hearts, from Dilwale Dulhania Le Jayenge to Dilwale. Powerhouse performer, book lover, mother, wife of Singham and, most importantly tonight, half-Bengali…. Forget ears, no prizes for guessing who all eyes at Calcutta Club will be on.
ANUPAM KHER
Twenty years ago, he was Shah Rukh Khan’s ‘pop’ and Kajol’s ‘pop-in-law' in DDLJ’s game of love. Today, he is Kajol’s team-mate in this national debate’s war of words. Bollywood’s Daddy Cool talks politics, teaches acting and leads protests. An active member of the Twitterati, see him take his tolerance talk from the virtual to the real… on
A Saturday, rather than
A Wednesday.
JUSTICE (RETD) ASOK KUMAR GANGULY
This former Supreme Court judge, who was on the bench during landmark cases such as 2G scam and violations during Emergency, is a master at making a point. The former chairman of the Bengal human rights commission’s recent record as a vocal champion of democratic rights makes him an ideal candidate for the tolerance debate.
RANDEEP SURJEWALA
For the Congress MLA from Haryana, arguing points has always come with the job… both as a practising lawyer then and as the communications in-charge of the Congress now. Expect Dhoni-like calm from the only politician on this dais.
SUHEL SETH
Calm is the last thing you can expect from the one Seth who can churn out more words than a certain Vikram. Give him an audience and this management consultant and The Telegraph columnist can bat for Modi and bowl for Kanhaiya without batting an eyelid! What Survival Strategies can save his opponents from his acerbic wit?
BARKHA DUTT
The Buck Stops Here with the consulting editor for NDTV, who made journalism cool for many. For her, We the People ranges from an Oprah to a Chopra, a Hillary to an Irani. Ma’m with a Mic will make a real fight of it.
Moderator
MUKUL KESAVAN
Who better than a historian who writes on cricket to umpire this evening’s match? The Telegraph columnist who says it like he sees it will have the first and the last word.
Club speak
“I am really looking forward to the debate. The topic has been very wisely chosen.
Many eminent people will be joining us.
The speakers are all intelligent and outspoken people and I am sure they will add a new dimension to the topic. We are expecting 3,000 people at the annual national debate,” said Gautam Sadhan Bose, Calcutta Club president.
wn.com/Suhel Seth Vibrant Speech | The Telegraph National Debate 2016 | Tolerance Is The New Intolerance
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Only 'Rich and Famous' Talk About Intolerance
Suhel Seth (born May 1963[1] in Calcutta,[2] West Bengal, India) is an managing partner of consultancy Counselage India, founded by him in 2006 which is the only strategic marketing and branding consultancy in the country.[3] Seth is also an author, columnist and socialite.[4]
He regularly appears on Indian news channels and writes columns in several publications including Daily News and Analysis,Pune Mirror,Mumbai Mirror, The Financial Express, The Financial Times,London Times,Business India, The Hindustan Timesand The Indian Express
Motion: In the opinion of the house tolerance is the new intolerance
- What: Camellia Group presents Calcutta Club The Telegraph National Debate 2016
When: Saturday, 6pm onwards
Where: Calcutta Club lawns
Speakers
Kajol:
The actress who speaks her mind as effectively as she steals hearts, from Dilwale Dulhania Le Jayenge to Dilwale. Powerhouse performer, book lover, mother, wife of Singham and, most importantly tonight, half-Bengali…. Forget ears, no prizes for guessing who all eyes at Calcutta Club will be on.
ANUPAM KHER
Twenty years ago, he was Shah Rukh Khan’s ‘pop’ and Kajol’s ‘pop-in-law' in DDLJ’s game of love. Today, he is Kajol’s team-mate in this national debate’s war of words. Bollywood’s Daddy Cool talks politics, teaches acting and leads protests. An active member of the Twitterati, see him take his tolerance talk from the virtual to the real… on
A Saturday, rather than
A Wednesday.
JUSTICE (RETD) ASOK KUMAR GANGULY
This former Supreme Court judge, who was on the bench during landmark cases such as 2G scam and violations during Emergency, is a master at making a point. The former chairman of the Bengal human rights commission’s recent record as a vocal champion of democratic rights makes him an ideal candidate for the tolerance debate.
RANDEEP SURJEWALA
For the Congress MLA from Haryana, arguing points has always come with the job… both as a practising lawyer then and as the communications in-charge of the Congress now. Expect Dhoni-like calm from the only politician on this dais.
SUHEL SETH
Calm is the last thing you can expect from the one Seth who can churn out more words than a certain Vikram. Give him an audience and this management consultant and The Telegraph columnist can bat for Modi and bowl for Kanhaiya without batting an eyelid! What Survival Strategies can save his opponents from his acerbic wit?
BARKHA DUTT
The Buck Stops Here with the consulting editor for NDTV, who made journalism cool for many. For her, We the People ranges from an Oprah to a Chopra, a Hillary to an Irani. Ma’m with a Mic will make a real fight of it.
Moderator
MUKUL KESAVAN
Who better than a historian who writes on cricket to umpire this evening’s match? The Telegraph columnist who says it like he sees it will have the first and the last word.
Club speak
“I am really looking forward to the debate. The topic has been very wisely chosen.
Many eminent people will be joining us.
The speakers are all intelligent and outspoken people and I am sure they will add a new dimension to the topic. We are expecting 3,000 people at the annual national debate,” said Gautam Sadhan Bose, Calcutta Club president.
- published: 06 Mar 2016
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Supreme Court Justice Asok Ganguly vs Anupam Kher | The Telegraph National Debate 2016
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Veteran Bollywood actor and Padma Bhushan awardee Anupam Kher slammed the Congress party and the entire intolerance brigade while s...
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Veteran Bollywood actor and Padma Bhushan awardee Anupam Kher slammed the Congress party and the entire intolerance brigade while speaking at ‘The Telegraph National Debate’ on March 5.
Kher started by taking on Justice Asok Kumar Ganguly who spoke before him and had called the Supreme Court judgement in Afzal Guru case wrong. “I am shocked, ashamed and saddened by what you said being a judge you say that SC judgement was wrong,” Kher said to Justice Ganguly.
He also said that if Congress Vice-President Rahul Gandhi became even one-tenth of what Prime Minister Narendra Modi was, he would vote for him.
He also lashed out at Kanhaiya Kumar, who he said was being projected as a hero, for being a participant at the event in which anti-India slogans were raised.
Source :at: http://indianexpress.com/article/india/india-news-india/anupam-kher-lashes-out-at-intolerance-brigade-says-if-rahul-gandhi-becomes-one-tenth-of-modi-i-will-vote-for-him/#sthash.RYwTy1M9.dpuf
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Veteran Bollywood actor and Padma Bhushan awardee Anupam Kher slammed the Congress party and the entire intolerance brigade while speaking at ‘The Telegraph National Debate’ on March 5.
Kher started by taking on Justice Asok Kumar Ganguly who spoke before him and had called the Supreme Court judgement in Afzal Guru case wrong. “I am shocked, ashamed and saddened by what you said being a judge you say that SC judgement was wrong,” Kher said to Justice Ganguly.
He also said that if Congress Vice-President Rahul Gandhi became even one-tenth of what Prime Minister Narendra Modi was, he would vote for him.
He also lashed out at Kanhaiya Kumar, who he said was being projected as a hero, for being a participant at the event in which anti-India slogans were raised.
Source :at: http://indianexpress.com/article/india/india-news-india/anupam-kher-lashes-out-at-intolerance-brigade-says-if-rahul-gandhi-becomes-one-tenth-of-modi-i-will-vote-for-him/#sthash.RYwTy1M9.dpuf
- published: 07 Mar 2016
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