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Judge vs Judge Over Amit Shah's 'Salwa Judum' Barb At Opposition Veep Pick
50 retired judges have expressed "strong disagreement" with 18 colleagues' gently calling out Amit Shah for making 'supporting Naxalism' allegations at retired Supreme Court judge Justice B Sudershan Reddy.
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"Constitution My Ideology": Opposition's Veep Pick On Salwa Judum Verdict
B Sudershan Reddy, who retired from the top court in 2011, was part of a Bench that had declared Salwa Judum, appointed by the Chhattisgarh government, as unconstitutional.
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Maoist Violence Victims Write Against Opposition Support To Veep Candidate BS Reddy
Some victims of Maoism in Chhattisgarh have written to Opposition MPs against their support to former Supreme Court judge B Sudershan Reddy in the vice presidential election.
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'Top Court's Order': INDIA Bloc's Veep Nominee On Amit Shah's 'Supporting' Maoist Charge
Sudershan Reddy, along with Justice S S Nijjar, was part of a Supreme Court bench that had in July 2011 ordered the disbanding of Salwa Judum.
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Schools In Remote Village Of Naxal-Hit Sukma Reopen After 13 years
Students in Jagargunda village in Chhattisgarh's Sukma district, which bore the brunt of naxal violence, were elated Monday with reopening of government schools after a long gap of 13 years.
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How Breastfeeding Women Are Abused In Bastar - And Other Horror Stories
Bent backs glisten in the noonday sun, with nothing but a sari wrapped around their waist and over their breasts to shield them from its blazing heat. The women are out, collecting firewood, tending to the fields, or doing the weekly marketing at the local haat (market) that sells everything from fresh vegetables to petrol in bottles- all that can ...
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Raman Singh Is Circumventing A Supreme Court Order That Shamed Him
Describing the Chhattisgarh government's "muscular and violent statecraft" as "bleak and miasmic", the court deplored Raman Singh's resort to "the iron fist". It amounted, they said, to establishing a social order "in which any person is treated as suspect" and "anyone speaking for human rights is deemed as suspect".
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Education System Has Become Data Transfer System: Delhi Deputy Chief Minister Manish Sisodia
Expressing his concern over the education system turning into a "data transfer system", Deputy Chief Minister Manish Sisodia today said schools have been reduced to "factories" which pass on the same data from one generation to other.
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Meeting the Maoists: Deva's Argument
The assassination of Mahendra Karma, the founder of the Salwa Judum, is a feather in his cap. Deva, the area commander of Darbha division of the Maoists, is eager to take credit.
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Meeting the Maoists: Deva's Argument
The assassination of Mahendra Karma, the founder of the Salwa Judum, is a feather in his cap. Deva, the area commander of Darbha division of the Maoists, is eager to take credit.
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Govt to move Supreme Court to seek review of judgement on armed SPOs
The government will move the Supreme Court to seek a review of its two-day-old judgement ordering disbanding of tribals as Special Police Officers (SPOs) in anti-Naxal operations and terming it as "unconstitutional".Government sources said a process had already been set afoot by the Home Ministry and hectic consultations are on with Solicitor Gener...
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Binayak Sen's battler far from over
Binayak Sen may be free, but the battle to prove his innocence is far form over.
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Judge vs Judge Over Amit Shah's 'Salwa Judum' Barb At Opposition Veep Pick
50 retired judges have expressed "strong disagreement" with 18 colleagues' gently calling out Amit Shah for making 'supporting Naxalism' allegations at retired Supreme Court judge Justice B Sudershan Reddy.
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"Constitution My Ideology": Opposition's Veep Pick On Salwa Judum Verdict
B Sudershan Reddy, who retired from the top court in 2011, was part of a Bench that had declared Salwa Judum, appointed by the Chhattisgarh government, as unconstitutional.
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Maoist Violence Victims Write Against Opposition Support To Veep Candidate BS Reddy
Some victims of Maoism in Chhattisgarh have written to Opposition MPs against their support to former Supreme Court judge B Sudershan Reddy in the vice presidential election.
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'Top Court's Order': INDIA Bloc's Veep Nominee On Amit Shah's 'Supporting' Maoist Charge
Sudershan Reddy, along with Justice S S Nijjar, was part of a Supreme Court bench that had in July 2011 ordered the disbanding of Salwa Judum.
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Schools In Remote Village Of Naxal-Hit Sukma Reopen After 13 years
Students in Jagargunda village in Chhattisgarh's Sukma district, which bore the brunt of naxal violence, were elated Monday with reopening of government schools after a long gap of 13 years.
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How Breastfeeding Women Are Abused In Bastar - And Other Horror Stories
Bent backs glisten in the noonday sun, with nothing but a sari wrapped around their waist and over their breasts to shield them from its blazing heat. The women are out, collecting firewood, tending to the fields, or doing the weekly marketing at the local haat (market) that sells everything from fresh vegetables to petrol in bottles- all that can ...
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Raman Singh Is Circumventing A Supreme Court Order That Shamed Him
Describing the Chhattisgarh government's "muscular and violent statecraft" as "bleak and miasmic", the court deplored Raman Singh's resort to "the iron fist". It amounted, they said, to establishing a social order "in which any person is treated as suspect" and "anyone speaking for human rights is deemed as suspect".
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Education System Has Become Data Transfer System: Delhi Deputy Chief Minister Manish Sisodia
Expressing his concern over the education system turning into a "data transfer system", Deputy Chief Minister Manish Sisodia today said schools have been reduced to "factories" which pass on the same data from one generation to other.
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Meeting the Maoists: Deva's Argument
The assassination of Mahendra Karma, the founder of the Salwa Judum, is a feather in his cap. Deva, the area commander of Darbha division of the Maoists, is eager to take credit.
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Meeting the Maoists: Deva's Argument
The assassination of Mahendra Karma, the founder of the Salwa Judum, is a feather in his cap. Deva, the area commander of Darbha division of the Maoists, is eager to take credit.
-
Govt to move Supreme Court to seek review of judgement on armed SPOs
The government will move the Supreme Court to seek a review of its two-day-old judgement ordering disbanding of tribals as Special Police Officers (SPOs) in anti-Naxal operations and terming it as "unconstitutional".Government sources said a process had already been set afoot by the Home Ministry and hectic consultations are on with Solicitor Gener...
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Binayak Sen's battler far from over
Binayak Sen may be free, but the battle to prove his innocence is far form over.
