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"By fracturing the unity of the nation's apex court, it has crippled judicial independence and integrity, pushing the country back by decades."

After their talks the Swiss industrialists said in a statement "our entire initiative was undertaken in the spirit of Swiss unity between the private and public sectors".

British administrators began counting castes in 1871 as a "deliberate response to the post-1857 unity of Indians across caste and religion", turning it into an "effective tool of imperial control".

He was given a five-year jail sentence in July for undermining national unity with remarks that questioned Algeria's borders.

On Saturday, the Riverside came together as one, players, staff, and supporters, and you could feel the sense of unity which is at the core of our club.