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The Legal Newswire Issue 18/ December
The Legal Newswire
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Good
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Supreme Court verdict on Land: A boost for Bengal
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THE
RECENT verdict of the Supreme Court that agricultural land can be
acquired for setting up of industries and once acquired the land could
not be returned to the farmers has exposed the hollowness of Trinamool
Congress demand that 400 acres of land should be returned to the
unwilling farmers in West Bengal�s Singur.
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Modi's Law on Compulsory Voting fails to enthuse EC
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Narendra Modi government's law
to make voting compulsory in local body polls in Gujarat has
failed to make a cut with the Election Commission which says
extending the idea across the country is "impracticable".
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Weak Law allowed Molester DGP to smile after being
Convicted
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If
former Haryana police chief SPS Rathore has got away with a six-month
sentence for molesting a 14-year-old girl, Ruchika Girhotra,who killed
herself three years later while desperately searching for justice, it
is mainly due to a glaring lacuna in the 150-year-old Indian Penal
Code, which does not have any provisions for child victims of sexual
molestation
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Telangana Formation: Is a Resolution Necessary?
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Apart
from the excellent post written by Arun on the proposed formation of
Telangana, there is another issue that needs to be brought out.
I was quite puzzled on the victory rally taken out by the TRS workers
the moment they heard that a resolution may be introduced in the state
legislature to form Telangana. The number of ministers and MLAs
resigning is increasing by the day. Bandhs are being carried out and
there has been a large scale destruction of public property. This
because everybody seems to think that a resolution being passed is �the
all and end of� of the Telangana issue.
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| Featured
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| Bharat Jhunjunwala |
| It Should be free of Ministerial Shackles
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The Collegium of
the Supreme Court of India has dropped the proposal to promote P D
Dinakaran, Chief Justice of the Karnataka High Court, to the Supreme
Court. This step is welcome. A person against whom allegations of
corruption are flowing everywhere should not be promoted to the highest
court of the land. But it is a matter of concern that the same person
was appointed as the Chief Justice of the High Court and the Collegium
had earlier proposed his elevation to the Supreme Court. The proposal
was dropped only when 75 MPs tabled a proposal to impeach Dinakaran.
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| VR Krishna Iyer |
| The Syndrome of Judicial Arrears |
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The
Chief Justice of the Supreme Court has been repeatedly urging that we
must have thousands more as members of the judiciary as the solution to
the problem of arrears. But that will only be a remedy which could
aggravate the malady. This is a mediocre recipe that could prove
counter-productive.
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| Farzana Versey |
| Whose Euthanasia is it Anyway ? |
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The
plea to the court has asked it to direct the hospital to stop
force-feeding her. A question arises out of this simple demand: Is she
eating enough at all that the forced feeding would put an end to her
life? She is subsisting on mashed food and chokes on liquids. Her body
is skeletal, but she breathes. Perhaps it isn�t food alone that is
keeping her alive. Why is there no clarity about how she should be
relieved of her painful existence?
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