At Upperstall blogs, Punjab-da-puttar explains why 49 O is not the answer:
Before blindly propagating people to follow 49 O, one should be aware of the facts. For one, the above law is not yet passed. Not only that; the exact implications of 49 O with reference to declaring a candidate elected are still vague and [...]
SK quotes on his blog:
India being my mother nation it is with heavy heart I’m saying that I wish to change my citizenship to a country where men are not considered to be criminals and rapists by birth! I feel ashamed to be the citizen of a country where its administration and judiciary do not [...]
Published by Jo October 31st, 2008
in Justice and Law and order.
Vinod Joseph says that we need to include polygamy in the discussions about the sex between consenting adults.
Therefore, the criminalisation of bigamy prevents married people from registering relationships they may be involved in outside their marriage, but does not actually prevent the relationship (unless it amounts to adultery). In my opinion, polygyny and polyandry ought [...]
Published by sudipta October 31st, 2008
in India, Law and order and Politics.
As the wimps also known as terrorists strike again, here is the reaction from one blogger, theanarchia reacts to the predictable “condemnation” of these attacks by the politicians:
Could somebody atleast give a new dialogue to this old gentleman. At last India is now paying the price for gerontocracy. They have neither passion nor energy to [...]
Published by sudipta October 30th, 2008
in IT, India and Law and order.
Praveen Dalal practices law at the Delhi High Court and the Supreme Court of India in matters relating to hi-tech crime and cyber forensics. In a post teeming with links and much more useful data,he writes about the digital age of India:
Another issue that assumes significance in this regard is the fact that Internet is [...]
Published by sudipta October 7th, 2008
in Law and order, Religion and Society.
Vivek Bharat at Desicritics writes a passionate article, examining causes behind the recent clashes in Orissa and Karnataka, and also pointing to a solution in the end:
While the Bajrang Dal and its associates cannot be in any way excused for the present violence if proven guilty, there is something that must be highlighted in its [...]
Published by sudipta September 19th, 2008
in India and Law and order.
An ideal called India writes a passionate open letter to the terrorists:
You sent taunting emails to news channels. Now hear my challenge to you: Do whatever you can. Use your most powerful weapons and your dirtiest tricks and every power and resource you have. I dare you to touch this idea. I dare you to [...]
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