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Secrecy and Free Speech
On the 22nd of September, the Central Bureau of Investigation (CBI) raided the house of Maj Gen VK Singh, a retired RAW agent and his publishing agency for publishing his book, India’s External Intelligence : Secrets of the RAW Revealed. The retired general has now been booked for violation of the Official Secret’s Act. (See [...]
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Gaza Burning
Israeli authorities have declared Gaza a ‘hostile area’. For those who read the papers they would know that the reason is the activities of the Hamas in that area. Israel has totally cut of fuel supplies to gaza and people in the area are not allowed to leave even if they go for medical reasons. [...]
Posted in International law, Politics 2 Comments
Quotes
My friend Kruttika had the following signature attached to her email; “After the war, there is a plan to divide Iraq into three parts: regular, premium and unleaded. ” Jay Leno. The Iraq war has raised eyebrows of many around the world. Won’t comment about it. Just was amused to see it in her [...]
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‘Alan Shore’ at the Emmys
‘Alan Shore’ (played by James Spader) won the Best Actor in a Drama Series Award at the 2007 Emmys. Couldnt have thought of anyone more deserving. Over the past few months, I have been watching a lot of Boston legal. Not to mention I even bought for myself the complete Season 1 and Season 2. [...]
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State Sponsored Armed Conflict: The Salwa Judum and the State of Chattisgarh
STATE SPONSORED ARMED CONFLICT : THE SALWA JUDUM AND THE STATE OF CHATTISGARH[1] Joseph Stalin once said, “One death is a tragedy, a million is a statistic”. Human emotion does not seem to ponder about the deaths occurring in numbers but seems highly passionate about the death of one being. The story of the Salwa [...]
Posted in Constitution, Human Rights, Rule of Law, india 1 Comment
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