I.
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Thus, this was an instance where the executive arrogated to itself the power
that, properly speaking, belonged to the judiciary.
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Utterly false.
It is bey much the job of the executive - to negotiate with the contending
party and extract whatever can be extracted. If they fail on t
It is primarily the Indian government and the Indian courts that failed the
Indian people.
Did the US government have any direct role except as regards the extradition
of Warren Anderson?
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The global outrage against such sabotage stage-managed under the guidance of
US government that has bec
@ Ranju,
I think your amendment is okey by me; thanks.
On Jun 27, 9:36 pm, ranju radha wrote:
> >>In a narrative of DALIT POLITICS, it is by THE REST against DALITS.>>
>
> a correction. it is not the rest against Dalits, but the caste hindu mindset
> against Dalits
> and it s a major correction
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>>In a narrative of DALIT POLITICS, it is by THE REST against DALITS.>>
a correction. it is not the rest against Dalits, but the caste hindu mindset
against Dalits
and it s a major correction especially if one wants to understand Dalit
politics. and Dalit politics can also take care of the REST.
http://toronto.mediacoop.ca/newsrelease/3862
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Sukla, you seem to suggest that the Hindu report is perhaps free from
bias?
It is here that my worse fears come true:
Just look at this:
>"The family said Ms. Yadav, who led the attack, was a Shiv Sena worker, a
>claim Mr. Waghmare has denied.
The victims /Marati /local/dalits/ residents "CLAIM"
The name of Hindi paper uploaded is JANTA KA AYENA,/(not AVAZ/ [ it
means Peoples' Mirror]
My apologies for a mistake in the earlier post.
On Jun 27, 3:55 pm, Sukla Sen wrote:
> The major difference with the Chitralekha case is that the victims here are
> Marathi speakers (local) and the attack
The major difference with the Chitralekha case is that the victims here are
Marathi speakers (local) and the attackers Hirdu (outsiders).
The Hindu report looks to be decidedly better.
Sukla
On 27 June 2010 16:17, venukm wrote:
> It is true that the police registered a case and that is quite go
It is true that the police registered a case and that is quite good.
Let us hope that at a later stage the offenders will not ask
for the sympathies of the politicians and a section of the civil
society
by saying like "it all happened due to their bad behaviours".
The things that had happened to Ch
It's actually not "few women". It appears to go well beyond that. Women,
running a sort of water mafia, committing atrocities against women, of
course with their men duly in aiding and assisting. Apart from caste
dimensions, it has also ethnic/linguistic dimensions.
The saving grace is that the vi
What is shocking more than the crime itself, is reported complicity of
the crowd which even included few women.
This is does not just seem to be a case of atrocity against dalits.
It has rather surfaced from the underbellies of a larger
socio-political and cultural millieu
in which institutionali
There were some (paltry) coverages in the press, just days back.
This ANI report appears to be the basis: <
http://newstrackindia.com/newsdetails/165215>.
The report, dated June 23rd, claims:
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Now the Maoists put three conditions for talks-the Centre has to repeal the
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