Namaskaram, We are a friendly and user-focused community for Redditors from India. It is a one stop destination to discuss all the news, entertainment, science & technology, sports, history & culture, economy and geopolitics related to India. Following the millennia old tradition of India, this forum promotes freedom of speech, plurality and open dialogue. Enjoy, collaborate and discuss. Let the churning of the great ocean begin.
[Swati Goel Sharma]The latest attempt to turn debate on blasphemy laws in India to an imagined Muslim persecution issue. Somebody enlighten Scroll that four non-Muslims are still in jail while Munawar is out.
Does anyone have a moment to explain a bit of what is happening in India right now? I live in Canada and I know some Indian ex-pats who are talking about genocide and destruction of villages, but I haven't seen anything like that. I would love to hear a bit about both perspectives, and I would also like to read a bit of news coverage, but I wasn't sure where to start. Thanks in advance!
Can the public participate in forming new laws in India?
Now and then, I come across news and stories about how public/activists contribute to making new laws in western countries. For example, A) (If I am right,) in the USA, people can gather enough signatures (in the WhiteHouse website?), and the congress will look at it, B) recently came across this TED talk, where a UK female activist's effort resulted in adding upskirting to the Sexual Offences Act,
and similar news. I wonder do we have similar opportunities in India? How can we - as individuals - contribute to making new laws or changing the useless/outdated laws in India? I am fully aware that sometimes huge public protests do result in changing laws. But does it always takes huge public protests to make new laws, or is there a more efficient way? Take a particular case: what do I have to do if I want a law that makes honking at a red signal (where the vehicles are waiting for the green signal) a punishable offense (is it already?)? (Don't tell me to be a politician and bring a bill in the house, please.)
Does the public have access to read and possibly suggest changes to the new laws under consideration?
--- Additional question: 3. Who actually thinks the details about and writes the laws? Certainly, most of our politicians are idiots and don't have the slightest idea about what they are doing and supposed to do. They are seriously incapable of coming up with anything good on their own; they are just faces. So who actually writes the rules, the detailed, intricate/subtle clauses?. Who actually thinks? Who decides what punishments (money/jail years) for violating the laws when a law is written first? -- Don't make any sarcastic comments or political hate statements. Genuine answer only, please. If you are a professional or a PolSci/Law student, I would appreciate it if you can point me to a reliable source to know about these things.
Hi, Guys due to recent government regulations in India. All the new cars in India make annoying notification sound when you cross the speed limit of 120Km/Hr. It continuously keeps on making a beeping sound (the standard acoustic beep all BMW CARS HAVE) for the duration of time you are above 120Km/hr. It also makes a single beep when you touch 80km/hr. I know a shop that has figured the solution to this in Bimmer Code. They want to charge 500USD for that feature which is way too much for me. I friend of mine got it done and he told me that they entered Expert Mode in the Bimmer Code App and completely got rid of the beeping sound for crossing 80km/hr and 120km/hr. If someone here is an expert and can walk me through the steps, I will really appreciate it. I have the App and the adapter
Hi, Guys due to recent government regulations in India. All the new cars in India make annoying notification sound when you cross the speed limit of 120Km/Hr. It continuously keeps on making a beeping sound (the standard acoustic beep all BMW CARS HAVE) for the duration of time you are above 120Km/hr. It also makes a single beep when you touch 80km/hr. I know a shop that has figured the solution to this in Bimmer Code. They want to charge 500USD for that feature which is way too much for me. I friend of mine got it done and he told me that they entered Expert Mode in the Bimmer Code App and completely got rid of the beeping sound for crossing 80km/hr and 120km/hr. If someone here is an expert and can walk me through the steps, I will really appreciate it.
credit card harassment laws in India Financial experts often recommend debit cards as a money-management tool, because you can’t spend more money than you have in your account (unlike with a credit card). Most Indian debit cardholders use their cards only to withdraw money at ATMs and relatively few are using them for retail purchases. But it’s because debit cards can also be used for shopping that you need to be careful. For most of us, credit cards have been so useful when we need money but don't need to borrow from others. It is a magic card that comes in handy and gives confidence even when our account balance runs low. But what we never foresee is a situation when we are in a situation where we are not able to make the payment. Small credit card payments can become a big personal loan problem. You are not alone. There are many factors which may affect your finance. Job loss, family loans, sudden health issues are some of the factors which may be an obstacle for you to pay back. Don't panic in such a situation and simply reach out for legal help. ABC Legal Services in Chennai offers personal guidance and help to people suffering from credit card issues. The legal team comprises of S.Chandra Mouli, M.Sundravadanam, M.Ashok Kumar, J.Dhakshinamoorthy, and a team of Advocates who have more than 37 years of experience in providing credit card legal advice. The credit card lawyers will help you handle your loan and credit card issues. The expert advocates will negotiate with your bank on your behalf and help you erase your credit card debts. So why wait and stress yourself when you can find legal help. Contact experienced advocates now and get legal and authentic advice for all your credit card problems. Visit the website of ABC Legal Services for more details, http://advocatesservices.com
India News: The idea that a controversial PIL will get you quick success and more clients is flawed. Fighting for the marginalised and wronged can bring much grea What law students in India are ... India's Supreme Court has put three contentious farm laws on hold until further notice, after months of massive nationwide protests by farmers who say their livelihoods are at stake. Law & Justice. The Constitution of India guarantees protection of life and personal liberty to one and all. It provides adequate safeguards to fundamental rights against arbitrary decisions. This section has detailed information about various legislations, rules and regulations, legal institutions, commissions and tribunals. This Guide to Law Online India contains a selection of India legal, juridical, and governmental sources accessible through the Internet. Links provide access to primary documents, legal commentary, and general government information about specific jurisdictions and topics. Earning a Law Degree in India. The Bar Council of India regulates law degree requirements that provides students the choice of enrolling in one of two kinds of graduate courses: three years of study following graduation from an undergraduate law program or five years of integrated course study that eventually earns the student a degree "with honors" and a prestigious degree in law. LiveLaw - Fastest Indian Court News Reporter; First Indian Legal News Site : Latest India Legal News, Supreme Court Updates, High Courts Updates, Judgments, Law Firms News, Law School News, Latest ... Practical Law. Browse Menu India. Ask a question Browse India resources ... “Although India’s broader naturalization laws remain in place, these amendments will have a discriminatory effect on people’s access to nationality”, Jeremy Laurence, a spokesperson with the Office of the UN High Commissioner for Human Rights (), said on Friday.India’s Parliament passed the controversial law on Wednesday, which has sparked protests and clashes in several locations. India About Blog Lawctopus is India's most popular and trusted website for law students. Launched on 27th September, 2010. Lawctopus is for law students in India: internships, things to do, advice on career in law. Frequency 30 posts / week Since Sep 2010 Blog lawctopus.com Facebook fans 52.4K ⋅ Twitter followers 16.8K ⋅ Instagram Followers 5.2K ⋅ Social Engagement 3 ⓘ ⋅ Domain ... Law in India has evolved from religious prescription to the current constitutional and legal system we have today, traversing through secular legal systems and the common law. India has a recorded legal history starting from the Vedic ages and some sort of civil law system may have been in place during the Bronze Age and the Indus Valley civilization.
![[Swati Goel Sharma]The latest attempt to turn debate on blasphemy laws in India to an imagined Muslim persecution issue. Somebody enlighten Scroll that four non-Muslims are still in jail while Munawar is out.](https://b.thumbs.redditmedia.com/EcjVS9nBaD6bnCg1NhxKLkNQq4BMIC3YYF4vouRRSho.jpg "[Swati Goel Sharma]The latest attempt to turn debate on blasphemy laws in India to an imagined Muslim persecution issue. Somebody enlighten Scroll that four non-Muslims are still in jail while Munawar is out.")
![[ANI] United States: Khalistan supporters held a protest outside the Indian embassy in Washington DC in support of protest against farm laws in India.](https://b.thumbs.redditmedia.com/AdpUqorpxvcSigXxjpU1aRPdnJe_vZRX_WLV4HDLzWk.jpg "[ANI] United States: Khalistan supporters held a protest outside the Indian embassy in Washington DC in support of protest against farm laws in India.")
![[ANI] United States: Khalistan supporters held a protest outside the Indian embassy in Washington DC in support of protest against farm laws in India.](https://b.thumbs.redditmedia.com/HmTPDsRH6D3aUHVTxpQaPfgscRd4pFfFU0ydS3tX_5E.jpg "[ANI] United States: Khalistan supporters held a protest outside the Indian embassy in Washington DC in support of protest against farm laws in India.")
