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This statement makes me happy.
As it does so to me

Anyone caught breaking the law is subjected to a consequence(s), depending on the situation that is. Simple as that
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This statement makes me happy.

This statement makes me happy.
I don't need Economist to tell me what democracy is or what sort of democracy we Indians enjoy as I lived most of my life here.
I would go further and say the democracy we Indian enjoy is much more better than that enjoyed in the western world.
I personally don't agree with your viewpoint. I would forever defend the right of the Economist to question our democracy. Because we are an open society. I'm not saying that they are correct. But they have a right to question.
Really? If I might say, that's pretty arrogant of you. Indian democracy has lots of flaws, at least in terms of execution. We should be open and discuss them, not close our eyes and tell everyone "India has the best version of democracy".
Well if look past 63 yrs of indian freedom history u'll always see the media censorship by govt.Akash vani and doordarshan used to present censored news untill pronoy roy tried to break that censorship with his the world this week program.for which he was reprimanded.less one speak about the print media the better.
I find this rather pathetic, If its about maps,just follow the international system showing the disputed area in a different color.
Doesnt that make india as china in censorship which many champions of indian democracy always try to point out right from PM onwards that we are free democracy but we censor like china.Its clearly being like a hippocratic.
In China, can't utter a word about the communist party, let alone criticizing it.
Punjab Police becomes discouteous to Pak biz delegation, not allowed to make calls back home
Punjab Newsline Network
Thursday, 09 December 2010
By Jagmohan Singh
AMRITSAR: It is wake up call for Punjab Deputy Chief Minister Sukhbir Singh Badal who holds the home portfolio. As many as 32 members of Islamabad Chamber of Commerce from Pakistan who are here in Amritsar to take part in the five day long Punjab International Trade Expo PITEX 2010, experienced hostile behaviour of Punjab police which is not allowing the guests to make telephone calls back home to their families.
Talking to media here Thursdy, leader of the 32 members of Islamabad Chamber of Commerce Tariq Sadiq a renowned business at Islamabad said that they had arrived to India last night but none of the PCO owner in the city allowed them to make call to Pakistan. Even no shopkeeper in the bordering city of Amritsar was ready to sell them mobile sim card due to their Pakistani nationality thanks to strict orders by state police not to accomodate Pakistan nationals.
Punjab Police becomes discouteous to Pak biz delegation, not allowed to make calls back home @ www.punjabnewsline.com
ndia district bans cell phones for unmarried women
Upadated on: 24 Nov 10 12:01 PM
UTTAR PARDESH: A local council in northern India has banned unmarried women from carrying mobile telephones to halt a series of illicit romances between partners from different castes, media reports said Wednesday.
The Baliyan council in Uttar Pradesh state decided to act after at least 23 young couples ran away and got married over the last year against their parents' wishes.
"The panchayat (assembly) was convinced that the couples planned their elopement over their cell phones," village elder Jatin Raghuvanshi told the Calcutta Telegraph.
The rules of inter-caste marriages are complicated and extremely rigid in many rural communities in India, with some lovers even murdered in "honour killings" by relatives trying to protect their family's reputation.
"All parents were told to ensure their unmarried daughters do not use cell phones. The boys can do so, but only under their parents' monitoring," said Satish Tyagi, a spokesman for the village assembly.
Caste discrimination is banned in India but still pervades many aspects of daily life, especially outside the cities.
Traditional Hindu society breaks down into brahmins (priests and scholars), kshatriya (soldiers), vaishya (merchants) and shudra (labourers). Below the caste system are the Dalits, formerly known as "Untouchables".
Caste categories often determine Indians' life prospects, and conservative families will only marry within their own caste sub-division. AGENCIES
.:: SAMAA - India district bans cell phones for unmarried women
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One example of this discrimination is found in Pakistani legislation that promotes a culture of intolerance, division and extremism. The legislation is the Blasphemy Laws 295 B and C of the Penal Code that has the death penalty for their violation. This has resulted over the years in religious intolerance and violence against Christians, Hindus and members of the Ahmadiye community, the imposition of discriminatory and repressive laws against religious minorities and extremist attacks against religious minorities, especially Christians
It is awful that flood-hit people of religious minority communities including Christians, Hindus and Ahmadis are doubly affected by the disaster as a result of anti-minority discrimination by government relief workers and some aid agencies
Solicit the government of Pakistan to invite the UN Special Rapporteur on Freedom of Religion and Belief to study and examine the situation in Pakistan with regard to his mandate and to assess developments as well as the implementation of the recommendations that the Special Rapporteur made following his only visit to Pakistan