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chetak wrote:Now that Modi has brought the Vande Bharat express train to KER, what happens to the commie pinarayi vijayan's pet project and his commitment to build the silver line semi high-speed rail project

Surely a Vande Bharat express train can be run, with a bit of technical jiggery pokery, point to point between any cities in KER

A Vande Bharat express train could be run from Thiruvananthapuram to Kasaragod in about seven hours or so.
The Silver line Semi High Speed project was buried some time ago. the Govt of Kerala couldn't even manage the land acquisition issue associated with it never mind actually designing an actual train line. Once the 'Vande Bharat Metro' rakes come online by the end of 2023 then it will enable IR to run point to point services connecting Cities in the radius of 50/100 km from each other, in the same way as metro systems within a City.

The issue will remain is that VB Metro will need dedicated broad gauge infrastructure since the existing broad gauge network is pretty full with intercity traffic.
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chetak wrote:...
whether B or C, for some of them, their love of the lucre far exceeds their love of their lord
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Kind of like the commonwealth, sir. The top authority for both the imported faiths sits outside India and is not answerable to it.
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chetak wrote:
Rsatchi wrote:^^Chetakji
sent forth to Milords
Rsatchi saar,



Now, the bear has been poked by the pillar, and the trap ,well and truly set by the center, has been sprung.
Chetakji
https://www.deccanherald.com/national/p ... 12863.html
Looks like : Message received and understood!! :D :D
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Rsatchi wrote:
chetak wrote: Rsatchi saar,
Now, the bear has been poked by the pillar, and the trap ,well and truly set by the center, has been sprung.
Chetakji
https://www.deccanherald.com/national/p ... 12863.html
Looks like : Message received and understood!! :D :D
Rsatchi saar,

let's wait just a little longer, to see which way the cat jumps
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the net is rapidly closing in, and khujliwal's ticket to tihar is not too far away now


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Rsatchi wrote:
chetak wrote: Rsatchi saar,
Now, the bear has been poked by the pillar, and the trap ,well and truly set by the center, has been sprung.
Chetakji
https://www.deccanherald.com/national/p ... 12863.html
Looks like : Message received and understood!! :D :D
Rsatchi saar,

the problem is here

there was no application of mind

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Chetak, please don't quote from capital TV.

They are full of hyperbole and have been proven to be wrong many times.
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chetak wrote:there was no application of mind
To be frank, I am not a fan of Kapil Sibal. But here he speaks perfect sense. Even with a basic study of law, it can be seen that there are many laws which are interconnected with each other. Inheritance is one issue and the laws are different for each religion. Spousal abuse etc is all together another ball game (Domestic Violence Act, 498A IPC, 304B IPC etc. etc.). Currrently the spouse abuse laws are 'extremely' women friendly laws. In case of same-sex marriages how are these cases handled?
chetak wrote:Now that Modi has brought the Vande Bharat express train to KER, what happens to the commie pinarayi vijayan's pet project and his commitment to build the silver line semi high-speed rail project
rajkumar wrote:The Silver line Semi High Speed project was buried some time ago. the Govt of Kerala couldn't even manage the land acquisition issue associated with it never mind actually designing an actual train line.
Silver Line project is put on hold, even the MoR Vaishnav has said that they need a final DPR to see if the project is worthwhile. The commies are desperately trying to build a business case for Silver Line, but there open questions on the land acquisitions, costs, time frame for constructing the same etc. The state governments in KL have not managed to run their public transport system efficiently, and here they plan to operate a railway network. My gut feeling is that commies have used the Silver Line project to again make some money on the side (commissions) by allowing surveys to be done, DPR to be made up etc.
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Sachin wrote:
chetak wrote:there was no application of mind
before they jumped into this woke mess, did they not examine what were the risk factors and the obstructions...

wasn't everyone aware that the SMA does not exist in isolation but has multiple dependencies that mandatorily sustain it, like death, divorce, maintenance, inheritance, succession and adoption and the frequent complex interplay of all/most of these elements

zeroloss is playing a double game. he actually represents the jehadis via @samajwadis and is now actually singing for his supper
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^^ CJI got his Harvard award couple of months ago. He has to show them that he is poking his finger in Mudi's eyes but ended poking Owaisi's eyes.
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vijayk wrote:^^ CJI got his Harvard award couple of months ago. He has to show them that he is poking his finger in Mudi's eyes but ended poking Owaisi's eyes.
In my opinion, this is exactly how this "social issues" game needs to be played. Project everything from a islamic point of view and box these judges on solving it first before they extend it to everyone. The goal is to make sure that anti BJP forces do not unite and remain fractured. Just to give an example, RSS earlier said they are ok with same sex relationships/marriage. But even if it's made legal by Modi govt, BJP will not win any votes nor any accolades from these Western organizations. Why simply waste energy in this area with public debates with SC justices? No value add for BJP. Instead, every time these anti BJP forces bring up these issues BJP should simply say, get a buy in from islamists and abrahamics and then we can talk. The discussion/focus need to move away from hindus leading or opposing the fight/struggle to islamists and other anti BJP forces rejecting it.
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Pratyush wrote:Chetak, please don't quote from capital TV.

They are full of hyperbole and have been proven to be wrong many times.
will do.

choice by accident, more because of convenience.
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Chattisgarh congress govt. Filed a petition on constitutional validity of PMLA and accepted by milords and hearing on May 4.
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What waste of time?
The Harvard masters won't be pleased
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Are the issues raised deeper in that the laws are not gender neutral? For instance, shouldn't the partner who makes less money be entitled to maintenance and not just the "woman"?
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chetak wrote:
Sachin wrote:
before they jumped into this woke mess, did they not examine what were the risk factors and the obstructions...

wasn't everyone aware that the SMA does not exist in isolation but has multiple dependencies that mandatorily sustain it, like death, divorce, maintenance, inheritance, succession and adoption and the frequent complex interplay of all/most of these elements

zeroloss is playing a double game. he actually represents the jehadis via @samajwadis and is now actually singing for his supper
Clearly Milords didn’t assign even a clerk to review the implications of the case before taking it on.
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^^ what happens if the govt just delays making any such law? Will they take over like they did with BCCI ?
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1) We don't know if the CJI actually intended for any outcome from this tamasha. He might have been singing for his Harvard supper and stay in the news, showing solidarity with the LGBTQ community
2) It might be a way to put pressure on the Govt to drop other things and focus on this (as if this is the pressing issue of the day). Gives the SC a stick to beat up the Govt on where they are with the legislation

CJI's Harvard masters might be pleased with this
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Atmavik wrote:^^ what happens if the govt just delays making any such law? Will they take over like they did with BCCI ?
take over what saar, marriage bureaus for the lgbtq
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Hizzonners will have no issue or compunctions or respect for “constitutional norms” in going ahead and making laws if it sees that the government hesitates on their pet project of the day. After all, they love to play the roles of unelected law makers…

The only thing stopping them here is the issue is quite complex and opens them up to a huge criticism. So any issue that raises deep and complex analysis with potential for criticism is left to government, popcorn issues are immediately handled like the BCCI one.
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Tanaji wrote:Hizzonners will have no issue or compunctions or respect for “constitutional norms” in going ahead and making laws if it sees that the government hesitates on their pet project of the day. After all, they love to play the roles of unelected law makers…

The only thing stopping them here is the issue is quite complex and opens them up to a huge criticism. So any issue that raises deep and complex analysis with potential for criticism is left to government, popcorn issues are immediately handled like the BCCI one.
You nailed it saar. SC is acutely aware of its position which is based on a legitimacy offered by the constitution that it did not write (but dares to interpret disingenuously), and historical construct of respect the society accords to a wise interpreter and impartial arbiter of laws that it does not father by itself.

Recent developments and wide spectrum opposition have made SC realise that its position of luxury that comes from conferred authority sans verified accountability, is a goodwill capital its eating into quite rapidly. I hope the judges also realise that basking in the reflected glory of the institution doesn't equate to any personal aura of supremacy and they can be quite easily branded as an unelected autocracy thus losing in a few days, the respect earned from decades of functioning.

They have started boiling the potatoes and when they became too hot to handle, they lobbed it on to the legislative by doing a quick pirouette. 10 on 10 for the govt, the legal community and the people of India for having resisted this neo-colonial cultural assault on Bharat and winning the first match in what will be a long series.
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Who owns the media in India....

and the reason why we get false narratives becomes clear


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Tanaji wrote:Hizzonners will have no issue or compunctions or respect for “constitutional norms” in going ahead and making laws if it sees that the government hesitates on their pet project of the day. After all, they love to play the roles of unelected law makers…

The only thing stopping them here is the issue is quite complex and opens them up to a huge criticism. So any issue that raises deep and complex analysis with potential for criticism is left to government, popcorn issues are immediately handled like the BCCI one.
Tanaji saar,

The ONLY thing that is stopping them is that the situation is way beyond their control and they have since realized it

rijiju has told them that the will of the people is supreme.... and nothing more is required to be said beyond that one bald statement

BTW, atheists among the lgbtq may not be in majority, and also, in a democracy, non atheists cannot be ignored or sidelined. They can slice it any which way they want but personal laws still reign supreme, because of the way things have been set up. The abrahamics will never agree to amend their personal laws and why should the Hindus (as usual) end up as the bali ka bakra

They cannot push the parliament, nor can they do it themselves.

It is now become like a sharp bone stuck in the throat, they cannot swallow nor can they spit it out.....

It would have been far wiser, not to have taken up such an issue at all, in the first place...

If there is an open confrontation, then it will precipitate either a kamikaze, or a harakiri type of situation, a Hobson's choice, so to speak, and parliament will not be on the losing side and will prevail, come what may
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Prem Kumar wrote:1) We don't know if the CJI actually intended for any outcome from this tamasha. He might have been singing for his Harvard supper and stay in the news, showing solidarity with the LGBTQ community
2) It might be a way to put pressure on the Govt to drop other things and focus on this (as if this is the pressing issue of the day). Gives the SC a stick to beat up the Govt on where they are with the legislation

CJI's Harvard masters might be pleased with this

This was like the Russian invasion. Started with a bang with arguments like ‘gender fluidity’ and keep ‘personal laws aside’ . I think a few trial balloons we released and the backlash from society was huge , most online critics stopped using euphemism and started taking direct names . Rijjus comments were also very clear. I am surprised with the speed of back down from the pillar . We are missing something here
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It has become PakiBC. I'm all for Paki takeover of Englesstan. Deserve each other. But before that we need to get back some of the looted wealth and our bright people back. Sunak has been placed there by wily indoos to oversee all this, non? :D
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That is why it is known as PeePeeCee here on BRF.
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Atmavik wrote:
Prem Kumar wrote:1) We don't know if the CJI actually intended for any outcome from this tamasha. He might have been singing for his Harvard supper and stay in the news, showing solidarity with the LGBTQ community
2) It might be a way to put pressure on the Govt to drop other things and focus on this (as if this is the pressing issue of the day). Gives the SC a stick to beat up the Govt on where they are with the legislation

CJI's Harvard masters might be pleased with this

This was like the Russian invasion. Started with a bang with arguments like ‘gender fluidity’ and keep ‘personal laws aside’ . I think a few trial balloons we released and the backlash from society was huge , most online critics stopped using euphemism and started taking direct names . Rijjus comments were also very clear. I am surprised with the speed of back down from the pillar . We are missing something here
undoubtedly, the backroom chats that one pillar would have had with the other, pointing out harsh ground realities...

grandstanding will only get one so far, and beyond that, one needs ammo that does not consist of merely of empty rhetoric
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Each CJI

1) Is a Nepo-baby from a collegium cabal with a left-leaning groupthink
2) Has only a couple of years as his term
3) Has a big ego & a sense of entitlement, which is due to both his privileged background & the constitutional authority granted to the SC
4) Wants to make an "impact" in the brief period he is there
5) Doesn't care about reforming the collegium because it is counter-productive to their self interest
6) Won't bother with the judiciary becoming more effective, reducing the pendency etc, because it takes way too much work & time. Like Rahul Gandhi, entitled, arrogant brats don't have the appetite for hard work. Nor do they have a sense of national/civilizational duty. Moreover, any reforms will yield results long after they have retired and hence they cannot bask in its glow
7) From the Soros/Woke ecosystem, they are given a ready-made platter of high-sugar snacks - same-sex marriage, LGBTQ rights, Sabarimala, Dahi Handi, Diwali pollution etc. These are civilization-destroying, but quick-win type of items that will get wide local & international news coverage. Will get Harvard speech opportunities & admission to their kids. The CJI picks the snacks he wants from this platter and pontificate. He will be in the news, make his masters proud & will feel like he has left his mark on the country's history

What they don't budget for is that, like Sabarimala & same-sex marriage, the people will fight back. What's a throwaway cause for a Nepo-baby is a civilizational issue that affects the lived-experience of millions of people.

But we can see why this is such a dangerous system. Like with terrorists, we have to win every time. They have to win only once.

That's why the existing nepo-structure of the SC must be completely dismantled.
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chetak wrote:
Atmavik wrote:

We are missing something here


grandstanding will only get one so far, and beyond that, one needs ammo that does not consist of merely of empty rhetoric
Chetakji
Me thinks the Collegium days are numbered and relevant people are informed regardless of the striking down of NJAC bill.
2024/25 is the deadline and they are in a rush to get things done 8)
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The jihadi/soreass system is funding people 10 -15 years ahead. They use them mainly to break nations, create civil wars. These people always look for a fissure in the society for e.g. wrestlers. They made this into Jat vs Rajput issue. They use every medium Twitter, Instagram, FB, youtube. People underestimate them. They are always on the job of propaganda 24x7. They are like virus spreading and morphing into something more virulent strain.

We need to create system which needles them, harassed them, challenges their notions, like campaign against communism. They have to be on the backfoot and ashamed of their cause.

I don't think satyapal Malik, khalistan and wrestler issues are accidents. They are manufactured and more will come.
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SC removed the restriction of waiting period for the divorced. Chudji is doing everything to radicalize SC and nuke the system to destroy further generations.
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vijayk wrote:The jihadi/soreass system is funding people 10 -15 years ahead. They use them mainly to break nations, create civil wars. These people always look for a fissure in the society for e.g. wrestlers. They made this into Jat vs Rajput issue. They use every medium Twitter, Instagram, FB, youtube. People underestimate them. They are always on the job of propaganda 24x7. They are like virus spreading and morphing into something more virulent strain.

We need to create system which needles them, harassed them, challenges their notions, like campaign against communism. They have to be on the backfoot and ashamed of their cause.

I don't think satyapal Malik, khalistan and wrestler issues are accidents. They are manufactured and more will come.
all these "agitating" wrestlers belong to one akada from haryana run by a congi politico who lost the previous election to the current wrestling federation chief whose tenure in office is about to end

the congi guy is going to be fighting for the same post again and they don't want the ruling party from putting up a candidate against him

this is an out and out congi false flag operation


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vijayk wrote:SC removed the restriction of waiting period for the divorced. Chudji is doing everything to radicalize SC and nuke the system to destroy further generations.

Does this apply to only Hindus ? Or can swara bhaskar benefit from this as well ?
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I heard crazywala stopped all media payments since they are exposing his fraud
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