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arun kumar
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| 2 years ago
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To my view Jinnah was one of the most influential forces behind independence of India, and his contribution, in any circumstances be under estimated. He deserves the same status, respect and protection against any derogatory statement or...
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Debate: "If Jinnah is one of the forces behind independence of India? Does he deserve same status/respect as of Gandhi in India." deleted from your view.
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Shailendra kumar
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| 3 years ago
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yes it must be codefied be couse of these ideat politician tonot knoe how and what should to do.......... like nuclear deal left say some ting and cong say other thing
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arun kumar
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| 3 years ago
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Perplexed,I think, is a mean word you used, when gave unique dimension to international law! I think you were reading between the lines. Actually the debate was with respect to international law governing Indian relations with rest of the world i.e....
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Anagha Thakur
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"yes"
| 3 years ago
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Yes we need that change, the rules of International Law in this country are not codified and are scattered in different enactments such as the Civil Procedure Code, the Contract Act, the Indian Succession Act, the Indian Divorce Act, the Special...
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Debate: "Does India needs a written & codified International law?" deleted from your view.
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Shailendra kumar
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| 3 years ago
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yes it must be codefied be couse of these ideat politician tonot knoe how and what should to do.......... like nuclear deal left say some ting and cong say other thing
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arun kumar
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| 3 years ago
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Perplexed,I think, is a mean word you used, when gave unique dimension to international law! I think you were reading between the lines. Actually the debate was with respect to international law governing Indian relations with rest of the world i.e....
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Anagha Thakur
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"yes"
| 3 years ago
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Yes we need that change, the rules of International Law in this country are not codified and are scattered in different enactments such as the Civil Procedure Code, the Contract Act, the Indian Succession Act, the Indian Divorce Act, the Special...
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Debate: "Does India needs a written & codified International law?" deleted from your view.
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sandesh saboo
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| 2 years ago
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improvement is a ongoing excercise 365 days a year.and improvement in judicial system is needed.we do have a efficient system and laws we miss out on the implementation of those laws. judges can make judgements but the real test of the law is...
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V.Durga Rao
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| 3 years ago
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I want to deal with the issue in a different angle. Our apex court has expanded the scope of Part-III and Part-IV of constituion of india during 80's and we call that era as "Judicial Activism". Now, we need judicial activism on correcting our...
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Debate: "Is it the time of judicial activism?" deleted from your view.
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arun kumar
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| 3 years ago
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Looking at the percentage of votes cast by the people and the time taken in the process of casting vote by a person, I think the person entitled to vote is not entitled for the full day's paid holiday. Rather it could be for half day or no hoiday...
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Anagha Thakur
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"yes"
| 3 years ago
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Election Day is an important day, no doubt about it, but there is no good reason it should be designated as a paid holiday. Personally, I think that we have more then enough National Holidays. I don't see any reason to make Election Day a...
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Debate: "Representation of people's Act" deleted from your view.
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SB DIKSHIT
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"Yes"
| 2 years ago
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yes,dowry law should be strictly applied to live-in relationships.
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sujit Kumar
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| 2 years ago
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Dowry law in live-in relationship How can you apply it. what is the legal proof of that how much money should be paid as alimony.
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arun kumar
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| 3 years ago
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This is purely my personal opinion, withough any view on any judgement passed by Hon'ble Supreme Court of India. As soon as the persons (either male or female) enters in live-in-relationship they know (or should know) the consequences of the...
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Debate: "Should dowry law be applied to live-in relationships ?" deleted from your view.
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Anagha Thakur
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| 2 years ago
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I do quite agree with Rohit's comment as i had supported the other side, but seeing the other side of it i guess it should be for one's who really can't afford but then the reservations that are there for people who belong to those castes who...
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Abraham Paul
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| 2 years ago
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From the foregoing comments, it appears that many are oblivious of the plight of those in the communities that worked in the farms and homes of the upper casts/ upper class in the earlier days. In my young days, I have seen and experienced much...
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Sanjay Sharma
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| 3 years ago
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I agree with the view that our constitution must be amended for reservation. But sorry to say, i'm not supporting any kind of reservation. It should not be exist in any for either caste or economic basis. What we got with reservation so far? Did...
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Debate: "If there is still need of reservation in public sector, if so, for how long period?" deleted from your view.
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one law for every citizen
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law according to religkion
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SB DIKSHIT
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"one law for every citizen"
| 2 years ago
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WHEN WE ARE SECULAR THEN WHY DIFFERENT LAW FOR DIFFERENT RELIGION?ACTUALLY EVERYONE IS SELFISH AND EVEN THE TOUGH JUDGEMENT OF HIS OWN RELIGION DISLIKES,ONLY ON SURFACE CRIES FOR THE FAVOUR.
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Ashfaq Shaikh
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The Constitution of India provides absolute freedom of Religion to all Citizens of India. This means every citizen is free to practise any religion of his /her choice and to propagate the religion. This is true Democracy. Much has been written on...
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arun kumar
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| 3 years ago
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There is already common civil code for the entire nation, however, so long as the personal matters like marriage, divorce etc. are governed by the personal laws based on the religion. The Muslim law in India is still not codified like Hindu Law....
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Debate: "common civil code" deleted from your view.
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Debate: "If the Right to Information Act afford rights to foreign citizen." deleted from your view.
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Narmada Singh
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| 2 years ago
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LPO 's will definitely boom in India as there is always a"BUT" which needs to be seen from all angles even before a company gets into the ambit of LPO. The growth for now on this area seems to be slow for next 2 years atleast and not earlier than...
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arun kumar
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| 3 years ago
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LPO is a specialised field, where BPO is generally attached to each and every business. An LPO in a given circumstance can function as BPO but not vice versa. Popularity of LPO is totally dependent upon the legal awarness and importance it gains in...
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Mayank Pant
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| 3 years ago
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Yes it will gain real importance now and in the future, before only some legal reaquirements were outsourced but nowadays everything from patent application drafting, legal research, pre-litigation documentation, advising clients, analyzing...
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Debate: "Will LPO's gain much importance as the BPO's did??" deleted from your view.
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