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Chief Justice Of India N V Ramana Has Got The Chance To Throw Out Sedition Law
By Sushil Kutty Finally, the much-maligned sedition law, Section 124-A, will meet its nemesis, when May 5 the Supreme Court will take up for hearing former Union minister Arun Shourie’s petition challenging the constitutional validity of Section 124-A of the Indian Penal Code. There is almost childish eagerness and...
Is There More To CM Nitish Attending Tejashwi’s Iftaar Party?
By Rahil Nora Chopra Bihar CM Nitish Kumar’s presence at an iftaar party hosted by RashtriyaJanata Dal (RJD) leader TejashwiYadav on 22 April, a day before Kumar moved out of his 1 Aney Marg house, has given rise to the speculation that both parties may be toying with the...
Congress Preparations For 2024 Lok Sabha Poll Without Prashant Kishor
By Nitya Chakrabory Now that the poll strategist Prashant Kishor has finally dissociated himself from the Congress Party’s plans for the next state assembly elections culminating into the Lok Sabha polls in March/April 2024, the Congress Party has to focus fully on how to make optimum use of the...
Time Of Final Reckoning Has Come For Sedition Law
By Dr. Gyan Pathak The time of reckoning has finally come. The Supreme Court of India is to begin final hearing of petitions challenging sedition law on May 5, 2022, as the Apex Court has said on April 27, and would not entertain any request for any further adjournment...
Petition Challenging Abrogation Of Article 370 Must Get Priority By Supreme Court
By Prakash Karat The chief justice of India, N V Ramana, has stated in court that he would consider resuming the hearing of the petitions challenging the abrogation of Article 370 and the creation of two union territories by dismantling the state of Jammu & Kashmir in July, after...
Highest Judiciary Is Avoiding The Tasks Of Protecting Indian Constitution
By Arun Srivastava Majoritarian’ propensities have completely riveted the Indian politics and its social order. This majoritarian principle has not only vitiated the political structure, instead it has also affected the judiciary; the bureaucracy is already dancing to its tunes. Stimulating majoritarian is the part of the well designed...
May 1 This Year Has Special Significance For Indian Working Class
By Amarjeet Kaur May Day reminds us the saga of great sacrifices of the workers throughout the world in bringing to focus the extreme exploitation of the working class that they were treated as animals, no fixed working hours, no justified return of their hard labour, no occupational safety...
Employment Outlook In India Turns Bleaker With People Losing Hope In Jobs
By Krishna Jha We have entered a phase when the history of class divided society has been taking a new turn. One of the basic features that are called the driving forces through which capitalism is characterised is labour, and through labour, comes surplus that drives ahead the productive...
Andhra State Unit Sets Up Reception Committee For 24th Congress Of CPI
By Ram Narsimha Rao CPI general secretary D Raja said that the unity of left, democratic and secular parties is the need of the hour to save the country from the clutches of communal fascists. He underlined the necessity of launching struggles in the same spirit as of communist...
NIA Can Continue With Its Dirt On The Departed Activist Stan Swamy
By John Dayal It may take time to get the Bombay High Court to clear Jesuit Father Stanislaus Lourduswamy’s name in the so-called Elgar Parishad case. And it may take longer to get the Vatican machinery to launch the formal process to grant Sainthood to the 84-year-old priest, whose...
