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Prof V Narayana Swamy
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| 1 year ago
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It depends upon on the safety, security, defense and many other factors. One cannot unilaterally say it should be liberal, without caring for the serious consequences that it may involve. In the interest of the Nation the rules are to be framed....
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Dr rn Singh
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strict immigration harasses new entrants
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Aarti Gupta
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They say that we are taking their jobs but the point is that we have created so many job opurtunities there and at times are better than them at doing things. A stricter law will mean our loss and that in no ways is there gain because they too...
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Debate: "Should the immigration rules become stricter?" deleted from your view.
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Few know this fact that Anna Hazare jee who is firm on his decision and is fighting against corruption with his Gandhian methodologies was driver. Not a common driver, he was driver of Indian army during 1965 and 1971 war with pakistan on KHEMKARAN FRONT PUNJAB so salute to this 75 year old YOUNG MAN OF INDIA... Today he is ready to drive away the corruption and is a driving force for the youths in the nation. Every common man has the power to do the unthinkable. All it takes is WILLINGNESS!!
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Prof V Narayana Swamy
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I am afraid he may not have Driving License to drive in jam packed corrupt Indian traffic-jams. Better call him a Leader or a KNIGHT against Corruption in India
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Rathin Deb
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Yash I agree with your statement willingness is a huge driving force for everything and as I have already stated this is right move in right direction and bound to succeed.
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Insight: "Anna Hazare, a driver..of nation!" deleted from your view.
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Rajesh Tekale
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"Yes"
| 9 months ago
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The Parent have to seek protection from Senior Citizens Association , The person liable to provide maintenance has the means and he has neglected or refused to maintain the dependent and The dependent is unable to maintain oneself are the...
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Prof V Narayana Swamy
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Large families or joint families are well known in Indian society for thousands of years. It is intended to support each one by love and affection and not on commercial basis. It is like a small kingdom looked after or managed by the Kartha (Head)...
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Aarti Gupta
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| 1 year ago
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I have seen that many young couples love to live their life and thus avoid their parents. It is not the same case with me though but still as far as my observation goes elders are often left alone and this results in to depression in them.
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Debate: "Do nuclear families violate human rights of elderly?" deleted from your view.
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Subrahmanyam Peri
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| 1 year ago
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I do not agree with the view. Television reports the facts only which are taking place in and around. When there was no television, then also violence was existent; but we were not knowing about it. The root cause of violence is the need for quick...
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Prof V Narayana Swamy
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| 1 year ago
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Is it so? Then ban all crime news. Put only astha, Shankra, Saptagiri, God etc channel. What sort of a subject is this? Even prior to coming of TV channels there were innumerable crimes. Indian Penal Code was brought into forct in 19th century....
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Sharad Gupta
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| 1 year ago
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No, it depends on you, how you take the television facts. there are major difference between reel and real world.
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Debate: "• Television is the leading cause of violence in today's society." deleted from your view.
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Amit Pandey
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| 11 months ago
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u have no right to arrest them until they r creating a harm to society , "these same standing babas are a source of drugs" where have u seen a baba distributing drugs? they r following their age old practice , without interfering with u
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Prof V Narayana Swamy
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No one is above law. We have seen so many Babas, Yogis, Thapasvis who were involved in several crimes were successfully prosecuted by the police in India. The Baba is not booked fro any case so he is allowed to stand. Let him stand as long as he...
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Aarti Gupta
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"Yes"
| 1 year ago
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We all must know about these Standing Babas and we had a good glance of it from Shantaram . Still why is nothing done against it.. I wonder... Perhaps it is neither on priority list nor is it good because after all they are Yogis..
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Debate: "Standing babas in mumbai.." deleted from your view.
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Rishi Raj Sharma
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If you are against the law... Certainly not... However, speedy trial in American and European Jurisprudence sense is a myth, when it comes to Indian Criminal Jurisprudence... A far fetched dream...
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Prof V Narayana Swamy
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It is true according to SC every litigant has a right to demand for speedy disposal, if not justice, in his case. I joined the Bar in 1970. At that point of time my senior got a case from his old client about his client's ancestral property at...
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Debate: "Do we really have the right to a quick and speedy trial?" deleted from your view.
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ALLOWED
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NATTERAJA R. ARIKRISHNAN
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I support your views Ms.Disha Roy.
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Prof V Narayana Swamy
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In our country Constitution of India guarantees to every citizen certain rights called "Fundamental Rights" in Chapter III therein. Surrogacy is not one of them. Its legality is to be tested in view of the existing law in the country. What is legal in...
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Disha Roy
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Mr. Sudhakar you have stated the question right but I just don't understand in what sense do you mean it should be allowed ?? Today the working women who can't afford to take a break in her career is opting for this option. They are fit enough to...
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Debate: "SURROGACY IN INDIA IS 445 MILLION DOLLAAR" deleted from your view.
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Capt. V.S. Kartik
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| 1 year ago
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Fully agree with Aarti. Family ties should be maintained above all such considerations and the children should evolve into responsible citizens of this great country. Through love and care these children are able to accept their preferences or...
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Prof V Narayana Swamy
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It is most unfortunate that God has created them like that! That may be a general feeling. If you study Karma Theory you will find answer for the birth of such neutral genders. It is due to the bad and worst deeds they might have done in the previous...
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Aarti Gupta
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They too are as normal as the other children and deserve equal love and respect. Criminalizing them just because they are confused about their sexuality and they want to express it is so unfair!! There are a so many actual criminal activities...
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Debate: "Do gay children really have a negative effect on "family values"?" deleted from your view.
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Prof V Narayana Swamy
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Corruption in judiciary is the cause for this subject. Scanner is necessary every where and in every walk of public life. Contempt of Court cannot be repealed. It is a weapon to safe guard the dignity of the judiciary. It is like a sleeping...
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Suryanarayan Murthy
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Let us not blame the entire judiciary based on one or two stray cases. Our judiciary is the best with its limited resources and staff. Contempt of Court is an essential and required Act, without which judiciary will lose its respect, it rightly...
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S. Muralidharan
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Judicial Accountability was much talked about when the case of impeachment of a Justice of Supreme Court three decades ago! Eminent Jurists, viz., Justice Krishna Iyer, Justice A.N. Verma et al have been writing to the authorities time and again...
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Prof V Narayana Swamy
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Change in life, in society, in law and in every aspect is inevitable in the progressive society. Society's progress is always dynamic. It can't be static. Any progress is a change. Without progress there cannot be change. Both are interlinked. He...
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Aarti Gupta
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| 1 year ago
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Today we are talking about change time and again....but are we implementing anything whatever we are in the process of changing, changing the system is ok...but what after that...it something is not working then what is the other option one should...
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Debate: "Change in existing system" deleted from your view.
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