Tag: Freedom
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Balochistan seeks India’s help to be free from its struggle
The Balochistan struggle to be independent of Pakistan is still an ongoing process. On India's 73rd Independence Day, President of the Baloch Liberation Party wished Indians and requested India to bring up the Baloch struggle on an international level including the United Nations. The activists… Read More
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Journalist attacked by Railway Police for derailment cover. Is journalism free in India?
Journalism and free press are one of the markers of democracy. Freedom of speech and expression is been curbed increasingly due to various reasons such as politics. Recently a journalist from Uttar Pradesh was abused for covering a train derailment. The journalist was beaten up… Read More
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Thanks To Many, We Have External Freedom. For True Inner Freedom ==> We Have To Fight With Ourselves…
Our forefathers sacrificed and got us our external freedom, so much to be grateful for as we celebrate yet another Independence Day. But to feel the inner freedom, we need to fight and change ourselves feel this ==> honesty, commitment, trust, positivity, freedom from pettiness and interference, hard work, good… Read More
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Our 71st Independence Day, India Is So Calm That It Is Boring…
As the 71st Independence Day is upon us - India is a "sea of calm" unlike recent years and decades. All things we have been asking for are happening: corruption is going down fast (but not out yet), things actually work - including our Parliament, most things (but not our courts) move… Read More
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Muslim Women Can Wear Sari, Bindi Or Anything Else… It Is Nobody’s Business
First time pregnant actress 38 year old Soha Ali Khan, at least part-Muslim, wore a traditional Bengali Sari and sported a Bindu like a elegant Bengali woman. And for this she was heavily criticized - allegedly by other Muslims who felt she was not in observant of Eid. It is… Read More
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JNU CASE: COURT’S OBSERVATION SHOULD GIVE MAKE PROTESTERS TO RETHINK?
Delhi High Court judge in the JNU student union president petition noted that the claim of "fundamental right to freedom of speech and expression is some kind of infection from which such students are suffering which needs to be controlled/cured before it becomes an epidemic." Further, the judge noted that… Read More
