Day July 19, 2014
A Chance to Overcome Incoherence in Indian Jurisprudence? EPW Vol – XLIX No. 29, July 19, 2014 | Suhrith Parthasarathy Indian jurisprudence is at a place today where we are neither sure of the deterrent effect of the death penalty nor as… Continue Reading →
What would Nelson Mandela do? A panel discussion on the legacy of the late South African leader gains new relevance amid falling Hamas rockets and Israeli air strikes. By Eetta Prince-Gibson | Jul. 17, 2014 When they began planning a mid-July evening… Continue Reading →
July 19, 2014 by admin Bangalore, July 18, 2014: A 16-year-old girl undergoing training to become a Catholic nun was gangraped Thursday night in Bangalore, southern India. This was the fourth rape case that came to light in the capital city of Karnataka… Continue Reading →
New Trade Union Initiative Several independent trade unions in the organised and unorganised sector came together under the banner of the New Trade Union Initiative (NTUI) in the year 2001. NTUI has since been steadily developing its base, and made some… Continue Reading →
By Sudhir Pattnaik, Sayabasachi Panda-whether you agree with his politics or not was a fearless fighter- who was with the masses for a long time with total commitment. Had he worked over ground he would have proved to be one of… Continue Reading →
18 July 2014 To The Chairman National Human Rights Commission Manav Adhikar Bhawan Block-C, GPO Complex, INA New Delhi – 110023 Respected Sir, We lodged a complaint to your office on 28th April 2014 and your Commission accepted the… Continue Reading →
Hoteliers protest Israeli bombings in Gaza By Arita Sarkar, Mumbai Mirror | Jul 19, 2014, 12.56 AM IST Top: The refrigerator in a hotel showing stock of Jaljeera and water (above) Shalimar Hotel, where the meeting took place Over a hundred hoteliers across the city… Continue Reading →
The age boundary set by the Juvenile Justice Act has been reached after careful consideration By- Saura Datta Last week, Maneka Gandhi, Union minister for women and child development, expressed her support for a change in policy that would treat… Continue Reading →