Bharat Rakshak

Kaivalya wrote:^^^

Zyndaji - Data does not add up unless a whole bunch of hnis end up going to some other unspecified destination. Not sure if india is creating that many hnis.in the first place assuming dollar terms... Maybe this is not a snapshot but some sort of a accumulated total...still not sure I follow

Kaivalya wrote:

The bench referred to the process undertaken for appointing judges in the apex court and the high courts.

"Once the collegium reiterates a name, it is end of the chapter," it said, adding that there cannot be a situation where recommendations are being made and the government keeps sitting on them as this frustrates the system.

It said some names are pending with the government for a year and half.

KLNMurthy wrote:

IndraD wrote:BJP taught rioters lesson in 2002, brought permanent peace to Gujarat: Amit Shah
https://www.indiatoday.in/amp/elections ... 2022-11-25

Be that as it may, BJP government taught a very different lesson to the CAA and “farmers” agitators.

Amit Shah should be proud of those accomplishments too.

chetak wrote:Collegium system is the law of land, Centre has to follow it :Supreme Court

DMK Councillor Arrested For Trying To Smuggle Cocaine Worth ₹360 Crores To Sri Lanka

November 29, 2022 The Commune

A DMK councillor and a former councillor have been arrested by Tamil Nadu coastal police in connection with the seizure of cocaine worth ₹360 crores destined for Sri Lanka from Rameswaram.

On Saturday (26 November 2022), coast guard police conducted an intensive surveillance activity on the Mandapam-Vedalai road near Rameswaram in Ramanathapuram district.

Police stopped a speeding luxury car during the search and discovered 20 liters of cocaine raw substance stored in 30 containers. Following an investigation, it was discovered that the raw substance was planned to be transported to Sri Lanka in a boat owned by Sadiq Ali, 36, of Rameshwaram.

The police seized the drug and arrested the brothers in the car, Jainuddin (45), a former DMK councilor of Keezhakarai municipality, and Sarbraz Nawaz (42), currently the DMK councilor of 19th ward of Rameshwaram.

The value of the drugs seized is touted to fetch around ₹360 crore in the international drug racket. This is the first time that police have seized high-value drugs intended for smuggling into Sri Lanka in the Ramanathapuram district.

The DMK brothers, who were involved in drug trafficking to Sri Lanka, are running a cargo truck service company. They were investigated by central and state intelligence agencies for possible links to international drug trafficking and ‘mafia’ gangs. The attempt to smuggle drugs worth crores of rupees into Sri Lanka in a country boat disguised as a fisherman has shocked the fishermen in the locality. Many say that such activities are bringing disrepute and affects the livelihood of the community as it raises concerns among Sri Lankan Navy who use this as a pretext to arrest and detain them.

(With inputs from Dinamalar)

vijayk wrote:Looks like law ministry returned 20 files of collegium recommendations to SC

Govt Vs SC latest!

Names of 10 judges recommended for elevation by SC Collegium RETURNED by Central Govt.

REFUSED names include Sr Adv Saurabh Kirpal,Son of Ex-CJI BN Kirpal (Typical Nepotism in SC).

Some names REITERATED by Collegium ALSO RETURNED!

Beginning of FINAL TUSSLE?

As per report of NDTV the Central Government has returned 10 names recommended by Collegium for appointment as Judges of High Court.

One of such name is said to be of Delhi High Court lawyer Saurabh Kirpal.

Kirpal is the openly gay and son of former Chief Justice of India BN Kirpal. One of the obvious reasons for rejecting Kirpal’s name appears to be the 50-year-old lawyer’s foreign-born partner. The Intelligence Bureau report, according to sources, states that his European partner could pose a security risk.

As per the Memorandum of Procedure, if a name is reiterated by the SC Collegium, the Centre is obligated to clear it.

Adani takes control of NDTV. Prannot Roy & Radhika Roy have submitted their resignations.

chetak wrote:did India have to invite such filth to head the IFFI jury

gakakkad wrote:

chetak wrote:did India have to invite such filth to head the IFFI jury


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the israeli embassy strongly denounced him.

https://www.haaretz.com/israel-news/202 ... fcae5e0000

IFFI etc are filled with leftist cabal. maybe they got their own ilk?

whats weird is how well connected they are

https://www.haaretz.com/israel-news/202 ... 754ff10000

Haaretz is israeli equivalent of rrNDTV..Almost as anti-zionist... swati chaturvedi is not there usual columnist... buts its remarkable she is already penning this column as soon as Nadav Lapid makes those remarks...

coordination is very interesting.. intent? I don't know..

vijayk wrote:[img]https://pbs.twimg.com/media/FiwGXDxaYAE ... 00x900[img]

gakakkad wrote:^ mission Kashmir was actually a very popular movie on Israel . I have friends there who watched and loved it.

Vayutuvan wrote:

gakakkad wrote:^ mission Kashmir was actually a very popular movie on Israel . I have friends there who watched and loved it.

gakkad ji, you mean Kashmir Files, right? Mission Kashmir has sensibilities aligned with Lapid.

Amidst the executive-judiciary tussle over delay in appointment of judges selected through the collegium system, the Supreme Court on Tuesday refused to entertain a PIL seeking doubling the sanctioned strength of judges in all courts to deal with the huge pendency of cases, saying filling up of existing vacancies is a major challenge in itself.

Rejecting the plea filed by petitioner Ashwini Upadhyay as a populist stance, a bench of CJI D Y Chandrachud and Justice P S Narasimha said, "Merely adding to the number of judges is not a panacea for pendency. We need good judges."

The CJI asked Upadhyay whether he had ever visited the Bombay HC. "The judicial infrastructure there is saturated and there is no space even to add one more judge to the existing strength. What is the purpose of appointing more judges without adequate infrastructure?" he asked.
The CJI said when he was Allahabad HC chief justice, the then law minister had suggested increasing the sanctioned strength of 160 judges by 20%. "I objected to it and said there are 60 vacant posts and we're finding it difficult to fill them up. Where do we get good judges? Have you asked good lawyers why they refuse to become judges," he said.

..

When PIL petitioner Ashwini Upadhyay cited the healthy judge-population ratio in US and UK, the CJI said the Supreme Courts of US and UK decide which 100-150 cases they would hear every year. "If we apply the same kind of brake, then we can also have no pendency. But we have our own system where even small causes can be litigated up to the SC in addition to all kinds of PILs which take up considerable judicial time and burden the judges," he said.

Finding the bench reluctant, Upadhyay withdrew the PIL promising to file a better researched petition.

Cyrano wrote:Law minister Rijiju said in Timesnow interview that budgets allocated to develop courts' physical infrastructure are largely unspent, and that he raises the matter each time he meets any HC. All this coming out plus collegium nominations being rejected, and President Shri Marmu ji's recent speech (very moving and stirring) are clear signs that this govt wants the system to wake up and reform. Going by what people are saying on SM, govt has huge support in this matter.

vijayk wrote:

Adani takes control of NDTV. Prannot Roy & Radhika Roy have submitted their resignations.

https://twitter.com/CNBCTV18Live/status ... 1578780672


CNBC-TV18
@CNBCTV18Live
#NDTV board approves appointment of Sanjay Pugalia & Senthil Chengalvarayan as directors on board of RRPRH with immediate effect & the resignation of Prannoy Roy & Radhika Roy as directors on board of RRPRH

ravish kumar, NDTV group editor and prominent anchor resigns from the channel. This a day after pranoy roy and radhika roy resigned from the board

Prem Kumar wrote:Personally, I won't expect any miraculous change in the way NDTV operates. Its top-to-bottom filled with filth and needs an Elon Musk-style cleanup, which I am not sure whether Adani can or wants to do

Adani will play all sides of the political spectrum, to ensure his business interests are not impacted if there is a regime change. Some course adjustment can be expected - NDTV won't be virulently against Modi/Hindus. But there will be enough monkey balancing.

The C-system is still strong and it will be foolish to expect Adani to not know that

shravanp wrote:

Prem Kumar wrote:Personally, I won't expect any miraculous change in the way NDTV operates. Its top-to-bottom filled with filth and needs an Elon Musk-style cleanup, which I am not sure whether Adani can or wants to do

Adani will play all sides of the political spectrum, to ensure his business interests are not impacted if there is a regime change. Some course adjustment can be expected - NDTV won't be virulently against Modi/Hindus. But there will be enough monkey balancing.

The C-system is still strong and it will be foolish to expect Adani to not know that

+1

Besides, what was rNDTV afterall? Bunch of anti-national, compromised anchors who were hosts of NDTV. The real enemy is not the platform (NDTV) but the material (Roys, Ravishs etc). They will soon find another platform that Western cabal will help/sponsor. Will new version of NDTV rise up and have courage to talk about positive work GoI is doing? Can it propagate pro-India views on GLOBAL PLATFORM? Remains to be seen.

shravanp wrote:

Prem Kumar wrote:Personally, I won't expect any miraculous change in the way NDTV operates. Its top-to-bottom filled with filth and needs an Elon Musk-style cleanup, which I am not sure whether Adani can or wants to do

Adani will play all sides of the political spectrum, to ensure his business interests are not impacted if there is a regime change. Some course adjustment can be expected - NDTV won't be virulently against Modi/Hindus. But there will be enough monkey balancing.

The C-system is still strong and it will be foolish to expect Adani to not know that

+1

Besides, what was rNDTV afterall? Bunch of anti-national, compromised anchors who were hosts of NDTV. The real enemy is not the platform (NDTV) but the material (Roys, Ravishs etc). They will soon find another platform that Western cabal will help/sponsor. Will new version of NDTV rise up and have courage to talk about positive work GoI is doing? Can it propagate pro-India views on GLOBAL PLATFORM? Remains to be seen.

vijayk wrote: