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"To get the support of a particular religion, they cross all limits," he said, adding: "But we do not accept politics of polarisation. We w...

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India’s ruling elites captured all the privileges while the disempowered populace was saddled with poverty, scarcity and general misery.

"Let me be very clear, there is no VIP culture in airports at all. Ministers just purely from a security point of view who are in the Union...

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"VIP culture is still very much deep-rooted inside you (Modi). You should remove it from your mind," said Patel.

"The concept behind the 'New India' is that EPI should replace VIP. EPI means every person is important, the Prime Minister said.

The vehicles with beacon lights, which are seen as a symbol of VIP culture, "have no place in a democratic country", the government said af...

It was decided that nobody would be stopped for more than five minutes (during VIP route restrictions). I was in the House that time."

India is in no hurry to shed its VIP culture because as Visvanathan said, there exists a VIP bazaar in India.

Terming the use of red beacon as a legacy of British rule in India, Kejriwal said he will try to abolish the VIP culture wherever he gets a...

If the 'VIPs' find a system inconvenient, they are in the best position to change it, rather than expecting the masses to follow it.

Traffic jams are not what VIPs ever get stuck in here in India; it is what they leave in their wake.