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ICYMI#TheTribuneOpinion: Steps should be taken to regain the Supreme Court’s lost glory - The Tribune (opens the original)
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No country can claim to be free unless it has an independent and fearless judiciary. Democracy is the rule of the majority, but majoritarianism, where the voice of the other side is not heard, is anathema to democracy, writes Justice Deepak Gupta, former Judge, Supreme Court, in his widely acclaimed article The true meaning of freedom. Unfortunately, courts at all levels are moving towards majoritarianism. The vast majority of judges are men and women of integrity, but the number of black sheep
ICYMI#TheTribuneOpinion: Why tangible outcomes keep eluding India-China talks - The Tribune (opens the original)
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Conceived in 2003, the Special Representatives framework for better Indo-China relations has slowly degenerated into a procedural exercise. When the two current Special Representatives — India’s National Security Adviser (NSA) Ajit Doval and Chinese Foreign Minister Wang Yi — met recently in Beijing for the 25th round of the dialogue, the mechanism turned 23 with not even a kilometre of the boundary settled. The eight points of consensus and outcomes arrived at on August 25 read more like a cris
ICYMI#TheTribuneOpinion: Deadly Nepal floods expose risks of living downstream - The Tribune (opens the original)
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More than 600 people have died in the devastating floods in Nepal, with many still missing. For a transboundary river, cross-border communication should be a part of disaster preparedness, writes Sushim Thapaliya, photographer and writer, Nepali Times in her article Danger of living downstream. For the Bhotekoshi, that means reliable data-sharing with China, monitoring glacial lakes and unstable terrain, incorporating satellite and scientific research into government risk assessments, and establ
ICYMI#TheTribuneOpinion: What we need to ask ourselves this 80th Independence Day - The Tribune (opens the original)
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As we celebrate our 80th Independence Day, we reminisce many milestones achieved in science, technology, development, infrastructure, but there are some societal bottlenecks that still continue to cripple our minds. Talking of women in our country, they are resorting, increasingly, to the weapon they know cannot fail them – the freedom to say No. You don’t need a feminist to tell you why the language of abuse predominantly revolves around the abuse of women. What, then, are a woman’s options in
ICYMI#TheTribuneOpinion: Lapses led to July 20 police crackdown on protesters - The Tribune (opens the original)
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No accountability has been fixed yet for the July 20 police crackdown on protesters, even as the Opposition is trying to corner the government over this issue. The Tribune Edit and Op-Ed articles continue to ask questions and seek answers about the police action. Writing about the police atrocities committed on the eventful day, the authorities missed the window of preparation and planning for the July 20 march, writes Gurbachan Jagat, ex-Governor, Manipur, and former DGP, J&K, in his Edit artic
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