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The Going price of our Conscience

The Going price of our Conscience

When tales of human suffering are told, they need to be done within a certain sphere of grace, humility and reverence. The teller of the tale, the writer and the portrayal cannot be larger than the suffering. If the primacy and the centrality of suffering is compromised even some, it

The Going Price of our Conscience

The Going Price of our Conscience

When you pick up a flower that needs care and love, you do it with the sensitivity it deserves. If you are holding a dagger in your hand and mind is full of anger, then it is not about who you are and what you do to yourself, but what

Allahabad High Court issues suo moto notice to UP Government based on a New York Times article

Allahabad High Court issues suo moto notice to UP Government based on a New York Times article

In the most interesting court action, the Allahabad High Court has taken suo moto cognizance of the “situation in Uttar Pradesh”. It did so because of articles published in the New York Times (January 2nd, 2020) and the Telegraph (dated 29th December 2019). > While referring certain news items and

Infant Deaths Tsunami in Rajasthan as Leftist Vandals hog Limelight!

Infant Deaths Tsunami in Rajasthan as Leftist Vandals hog Limelight!

This is not something small. That, the country has been taken to ransom by a group of over-entitled ‘students’ and vandals to garner all the attention and the Lutyen’s media has no time to pay attention to the real thing shows the real state of Indian society currently. We

Children Of Parents Included In Assam NRC Will Not Be Sent To Detention Centres : AG Tells SC

This was cleared up with respect to the children of the people who were in the NRC would not be separated at all. > The Attorney General of India K K Venugopal on Monday assured the Supreme Court that children of persons included in Assam NRC will not be sent

9 Member Supreme Court Bench to Review Sabarimala Questions from Jan 13th

9 Member Supreme Court Bench to Review Sabarimala Questions from Jan 13th

A 9 member Constitution bench will start the hearing with respect to the questions in Sabarimala case from January 13th, 2020. The names of the judges have not yet been mentioned, but the order mentioned that the hearing will start on Monday. > “Take notice that the following matters will

Lautenberg Amendment – US Law that Grants Asylum to Non-Muslim Minorities

Lautenberg Amendment – US Law that Grants Asylum to Non-Muslim Minorities

The Lautenberg Amendment, was first enacted as law in 1990. It was an attempt to enable resettlement of Jews from the former Soviet Union using part of the U.S. foreign operations budget. The aim was to save thousands of lives and bring them to the safety of the US.