Supreme Court of India bans NCERT textbook
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Supreme Court Bans NCERT Textbook Over Chapter On Judicial Corruption

On 24th February (Tuesday), the National Council of Educational Research and Training (NCERT) released “Exploring Society: India and Beyond (Part 2, First Edition),” a class 8 textbook that featured updated chapters addressing challenges encountered by the judiciary, including corruption and the accumulation of pending cases.The… Read More

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OPEN LETTER TO CHIEF JUSTICE OF INDIA & SUPREME COURT…

1) We need to change the fact that the Indian Judiciary lacks transparency and accountability. The appointment process of judges is really opaque as is the punishment given to judges who may break the law. 2) Why must the Supreme Court of India comment on almost everything because of a… Read More

  • http://www.punemirror.in/columns/columnists/suhel-seth/AN-OPEN-LETTER-TO-THE-CHIEF-JUSTICE-OF-INDIA/articleshow/52057773.cms
  • 3 May 2016
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AMNESTY INTERNATIONAL LIKE OTHER FOREIGN NGOS CROCODILE TEARS ABOUT INDIAN JUDICIAL & LEGAL PROCESS

Amnesty says - "With AFSPA, India has failed statute. It goes on - "Army can kill anyone on mere suspicion", both are totally untrue statements. India has due legal process which is generally followed even if things take time. In non-developed countries, once a volatile situation is under control, NGOs… Read More

  • http://www.dailypioneer.com/columnists/oped/amnesty-internationals-crocodile-tears.html
  • 3 Aug 2015
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