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However, as part of their strategy to enter Kerala and in preparation for elections, the RSS is attempting to bring the Ezhava community closer, while targeting those who follow progressive social reformers.
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Yashpal died on 26 December 1976 in Varanasi, Uttar Pradesh. He was working on the fourth volume of his book ‘Sinhavalokan’, which was written on the memories of his revolutionary movement. With his passing, a modern Marxist, a very conscious writer, was lost, which Hindi produced in those difficult days, he was the only writer who picked up the pen in the difficult times when there was a wave of individualism and alienation everywhere.
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Clearly the fundamental right guaranteed to citizens under the Constitution, of being able to move about freely in the country, is being violated. The conflict has taken a heavy toll on the lives of common Meiteis and Kukis, many of whom languish in relief camps and face an uncertain future.
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Neo-classicists rightly argue that nobody has absolute free will and determinism. They appoint judges who are law experts to review the mitigating factors. Here comes the editing point. NV Ramana could have deliberated on the roles and responsibilities of the judiciary in applying the law on the fast track.
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The Indian judiciary must bring justice speedily, more particularly where crime involves a woman and that justice must not be retributive or reformative rather it should be deterrent.
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The party has taken a complete reversal in policies and is now completely indistinguishable from the Labour a hundred years ago.
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Hindus already had an aversion to anything foreign. This “otherness” was ancient. The extent of ‘’otherness’’ described by him is as follows: “in all manners and usages, they differ from us to such a degree as to frighten their children with us, with our dress, and our ways and customs, and as to declare us to be devil’s breed, and our doings as the very opposite of all that is good and proper”.
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When one visits any part of Bengal, one will hear that ‘the ideal of stability (moral rhythm, balance of power, harmony of structure with its foundation) is deeply cherished in women’s nature.’ This sense was germinated by Gurudev. In 1923 he started Basanta Utsav in Bengal just to bring equity.
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A joint interfaith appeal for a ceasefire, calling for an end to all civilian attacks, including the daily atrocities in Gaza, could send a potent message, uniting Muslims, Jews, and Christians
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The Golden Rule is a universal principle that says “treat others the way you want to be treated.” The message of the Golden Rule is simple, universal and powerful and is the most prevalent and universal moral principle in human history.
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