Indian government seeks three-year jail term for insulting national song - Amendment proposed by Modi’s party would give ...
The Centre's Vande Mataram Amendment Bill seeks to give the National Song the same legal protection as the National Anthem.
New Delhi: The Union Ministry of Home Affairs (MHA) has said there should be strict adherence to the correct script and text, ...
The Centre has directed all states and Union Territories to follow a uniform protocol for singing the national song and ...
The amendment seeks to bring Vande Mataram under the ambit of the 1971 Act, which currently protects the National Flag, the Constitution of India and the National Anthem from acts of intentional ...
The Centre's Vande Mataram Bill seeks to extend legal protection to the National Song, making intentional insults a criminal ...
The Union Ministry of Home Affairs (MHA) has clarified that state songs must be played or sung first in government functions, ...
Union Home Minister Amit Shah will introduce the Prevention of Insults to National Honour (Amendment) Bill, 2026 in the Rajya ...
The Tripura government has ordered all schools to start daily morning assemblies with the complete rendition of 'Vande ...
Tripura chief minister Dr Manik Saha shared a notification on X that the classes in all the schools will begin with singing ...
As per official guidelines, students, faculty members, and administrative members must stand to attention whenever the national song is sung or played.