Lack of consistency in the provisions of the Constitution of India and other Laws
It is critical to understand some inconsistent provisions of the Constitution of India and how they contradict each other !
Conversion of Hindus : A National challenge
The country cannot bear the harm of conversion based on fear, greed, harassment, etc. It is time that the crime stops !
Singapore executes Indian-origin man on charges of Cannabis trafficking
The Indian Government should learn from Singapore, which executes drug traffickers.
Implement CAA before 2024 : Yogrushi Baba Ramdev
Yogrushi Baba Ramdev has demanded to the Government to implement the CAA and Population Control Bill. He said that the Government is expected to implement these laws before 2024.
Sharia law discriminates between the rights of men and women regarding property
It should be noted that women’s organisations, the Women’s Commission, or Human Rights organisations never come forward to help Muslim women !
Forced Conversions and the stance of the Supreme Court
The Government must take measures to prevent conversions. If this is not done, a ‘very difficult situation’ will emerge !
A cabinet sub-committee is to be established for a law against the ‘Cut practice’
Cut practice refers to commission given by one doctor or hospital to another for referring a patient for investigations such as MRI, CT scans and X rays.
Brainstorming of the Speeches at the ‘Save the Constitution, Save the Country’ Convention
The Judicial system should be indigenous. Today’s system imitates the West and follows the path laid down by them !
Inter-faith marriage is invalid as per Hindu Marriage Act : Supreme Court
Inter-faith marriage is considered invalid as per the Hindu Marriage Act. This law permits only Hindus to marry, observed the Supreme Court (SC).
SC gives a nod to form committees for the introduction and implementation of the Uniform Civil Code
A Bench of Chief Justice Dhananjay Chandrachud and Justice P.S. Narasimha said, “What is wrong with it ? They have constituted a committee under their executive powers under Article 162.”