HeyJaredRashme Sehgal
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The Central Government Is Set To Implement The Uniform Civil Code In All BJP-Ruled States (opens the original)
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Uttarakhand Chief Minister Pushkar Singh Dhami thumped his chest in pride when he informed all of us who belong to this state that we would now be brought under a uniform legal framework for marriage, divorce, property, inheritance, and adoption laws. A minimum age for marriage had been stipulated across all religions, and all marriages and divorces would necessarily have to be registered. The law has been with us for the past twenty months, and the question uppermost in my mind is what differen
Nature, And Disasters, Know No Political Boundaries (opens the original)
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Nepal’s catastrophic floods have proved once again that nature knows no political boundaries. The Hindu Kush-Himalayan mountains comprise one large mountain chain, extending across Pakistan, Nepal, China, and India. The rivers that emanate from these mountains, too, do not recognise borders. Five South Asian nations—China, Nepal, India, Pakistan, and Bangladesh—share common river basins. If anything happens in the upper catchment areas of these rivers, the middle and lower catchment areas will b
One Killing Too Many In The Name Of Religious Diversity (opens the original)
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I cannot fathom what made 25-year-old Sheikh Abdul Hafiz, a member of the Cockroach Janta Party, enter a government primary school in Karisunda to get a first-hand account of the basic amenities provided for students. Hafiz is a representative of the ‘School Thik Karo’ campaign, which was launched by CJP convenor Abijeet Dipke from his own native village in the Hingoli district of Maharashtra on August 15. Dipke made it a point to visit a zila parishad school in Santuk Pimpri village, which, he
‘Times They Are A-Changin’, There’s Still Hope For India (opens the original)
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A whiff of fresh air is blowing through the country. For the first time in twelve years, it seems as though the sense of fearlessness shown by Gen Z has helped galvanise the nation and renewed our faith in our democratic traditions. It reminded me of those heady days when the Emergency was lifted in 1977 and lakhs of people in Delhi spent hours walking to the Ramlila Grounds to hear leaders, including Atal Bihari Vajpayee, Jayaprakash Narayan, and Morarji Desai, speak out against the autocratic
From Gandhi To Wangchuk: Do Hunger Strikes Still Force Governments To Listen? (opens the original)
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Educationist and activist Sonam Wangchuk’s fast against our examination system and repeated paper leaks helped ignite student protests across the country. Wangchuk had been on hunger strike from June 28 at Jantar Mantar in this scorching heat for 20 days when he was forcibly picked up from the protest site by the Delhi police and taken to Safdarjung Hospital. Cockroach Janta Party (CJP) leader Abhijeet Dipke and other young supporters began an indefinite hunger strike to protest against Wangchuk
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