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Supreme Court gives split verdict on Section 17A of Prevention of Corruption ActSupreme Court has issued a divided ruling regarding a pivotal aspect of the Prevention of Corruption Act. The contentious Section 17A manda...- Modi accuses Opposition of maintaining unjust, regressive laws while in powerPrime Minister Modi criticized opposition leaders, accusing them of hypocrisy by upholding unjust laws while feigning constitutional allegi...
- US Elections 2024: In shift from 2020, identity politics loses its grip on the countryKamala Harris, running for president against Donald Trump, is emphasizing patriotism and aligning with some Republicans. The political clim...
- Modi chose politics over farmers: Anil Ghanwat on decision to repeal farm laws“This is the most regressive step by Prime Minister Narendra Modi, as he chose politics over farmers' betterment,” Ghanwat told PTI.
- 'Marxism helped me understand Ambedkar better': Justice (retd) K Chandru, real-life hero of Jai BhimJustice (retired) K Chandru, who was then a lawyer, had argued the case of Rajakannu, who was killed in police custody. In the movie, Suriy...
- View: Modi should hold firm on farm lawsWhat’s at risk isn’t just a couple of laws, but India’s commitment to the transition to a more environmentally sustainable and equitable gr...
- Suppressing freedom is evil: P ChidambaramFormer Finance Minister P Chidambaram said that he believes government should stick to the fiscal consolidation path in the upcoming Budget.
- Here's why India needs to redraft its education policyNew distance education guidelines should be drafted in a manner that allows cross border access and must do away with the concept of state ...
- India’s best hope is that the Budget due February 2015 chooses growth and jobsThe million-dollar question we now confront is: Come February 2015, will we see a budget that spells out the government`s policy vision.
- An open letter to Narendra Modi: Expectations from India's prospective PMThough, rabble-rousers and vote-bank sectarians may, unfortunately, be a part of electoral campaigns; they must find no place in government.
- Gay sex verdict: Government moves Supreme Court for reviewThe govt has filed its review petition against the SC's decision to uphold Section 377 of the Indian Penal Code which criminalizes homosexu...
- HC judgment on gay sex 'progressive': Gay activists"Now it seems we are in 21st century as the rights of homosexuals have been recognised by the high court," gay rights activists said.
- No need for Pota-style lawsThe renewed clamour for strong anti-terror laws, in the wake of the Delhi bombings, may appear appealing. But a rational rather than emotio...
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