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Its drafts, he said, Representatives of some of the most marginalized communities in India were involved – Dalits, Adivasis, women, religious minorities, disabled persons, and even labeled “criminal tribes” in the east.

“Constitution is a social document, a one who does not avoid its gaze from the cruel truths of caste, poverty, exclusion and injustice. It does not show that all are similar in the land surrounded by deep inequality. Instead, it dare to intervene, to write the screenplay again, and to re -organize the dirty,” he said.

The CJI said that the constitution within it is “the heartbeat of those who could never be heard, and the vision of a country where equality is not promised, rather chasing”.

“It forces the state to repair not only to protect rights, but also to actively uplift, to confirm,” he said.

Referring to BR Ambedkar’s legacy, the CJI said he was a visionary who turned his living experience of discrimination of caste into a global understanding of justice.

“He believed that democracy cannot live until it lies on the basis of social democracy,” CJI Gawai quoted Ambedkar’s historic 1949 Constitution Assembly Speech.

The CJI stated that Ambedkar saw political representation as an essential investigation against the hierarchy and arbitrary power of an essential caste, which is a mechanism to redefine not only institutional power, but also social dignity.

“In an uneven society, he believed that democracy cannot survive until even power is divided among communities, not only between institutions. Representation, therefore, was a mechanism of rebuilding power, not only between the legislature, executive and judiciary, but among the social groups, which had been denied a share for centuries,” he said.

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“The ‘ultimat beneficial owners’ of this fund have been linked to amicorp, which is believed to have been established with at least seven Adani Promoter Institutions, seventeen offshore shell companies, and three Moricians at the Adani Group have been established in the stock of Adani Group,” Ramesh said on X.

All these transactions are part of the ongoing SEBI investigation, which Ramesh has alleged due to sharing financial information by these and other tax-heaven countries and lack of pressure by India.

There was no immediate response to the Adani group to the claims, but it has denied all such allegations made by the Congress and other institutions.

The Congress has been in constant attack on the government as the Adani Group shares beat up an allegations in view of the US-based short-selling firm Hindenberg Research, making a litni of allegations including fake transactions and share-pris manipulation, including fake transactions and share-pris manipulations led by industrialist Gautam Adani.

The Adani Group has rejected all the allegations made by the Congress and others as lies, saying that it complies with all laws and disclosure requirements.

Given that Cyprus gained independence from British rule on 16 August 1960, Ramesh also said that in the 1950s, India led the international campaign for the full disintegration of the island.

He said that in the context of today’s geopolitics, it is worthwhile to remember that India’s championing for Cyprus freedom in the 1950s and then became a throat point in our bilateral relations with Turkey, he said.

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Abhishek criticized the center for ‘lack’ of accountability on Pahalgam attack

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“The way the nation stood together despite its caste, creed, religion and political intimacy, celebrating the victory of righteousness and saluting the valor and sacrifice of our armed forces, why was the feelings of 140 million Indians disregard?” He claimed.

In his fifth and final question, Banerjee criticized the diplomatic efforts of the government after the initiative incident.

“After reaching 33 countries in the last one month, how much explicit support for India?” He asked.

Banerjee questioned why, instead of being a sensor, Pakistan received global support.

“If we are actually a world guru and the fourth largest economy in the world, the IMF and the World Bank soon after Pakistan’s attack, why did 1 billion to Pakistan and USD 40 billion USDs approved in financial assistance and long -term investment? TMC leader asked.

He said, “More shocking: Why Pakistan was appointed as the vice-president of the Anti-Terrorism Committee of the UN Security Council, barely a month later?”

Banerjee concluded the post with a stinging comment on foreign policy expenses.

He said, “2000000000000 (two lakh crore rupees) in the last 10 years have been spent in foreign affairs. The Indian public is entitled to transparency, accountability and results – silence and spin! The nation is waiting for a reaction,” he said.

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What does a student union president actually do?

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Since his election in November 2024 as President of Delhi University Students Union (DUSU), Ronak khatri Rarely, it has been out of the news what some see as their ‘antics’. When he did not kill cow dung on the walls of the college principal’s office-when he was photographed after doing so even after doing so, it can be seen arguing with teachers and non-teaching staff. Why are there only a handful of clerks to complete several thousand students? Why is there only one computer in a college office that claims several thousand students?

‘Known as’ in the campus’pot Men for major protests with large, earthen pots or potS, Khatri hosted Rahul Gandhi last month to interact with a small group of students in the Dassu office. Despite being busy with the exam, he engraved a few moments for a chat VishwadeepPart:

You are the first DUSU president of NSUI in the last seven or eight years. What is your agenda?

The first thing I did after was selected, a survey was conducted to understand the main concerns of the students. There was a shortage of adequate drinking water in the top points. We picked it up during the campaign, but the survey assured us to take it into administration.

We collected the data, compiled a report and presented it to the university. The response was encouraging – DU issued a instruction to all college principals. Since then, water coolers have been installed in all 90 colleges. Each requires 3-4 coolers, and we were told whether about 350 are either installed or in the process.

What else have you been able to do for students?

After addressing the issue of drinking water, we focused on CCTV cameras. When the entire city is merged with CCTV cameras, they have no meaning in not having a campus. Especially considering disputes, outsiders have trouble and are harassed by female students and faculty members. Within three months, DU had a tender floating, and we are told that 700 CCTV cameras are being installed in step one.

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