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BJP blasts Rahul Gandhi over his Indian democracy under attack' remark at Cambridge

Slamming Wayanad MP, the BJP leader further said, "The entitled dynast is a serial offender - his hatred for one person transcends into hatred for the country time and again.

A fresh row erupted over Congress leader Rahul Gandhi's remark at UK's Cambridge University attacking Centre on Friday.&nbsp;
"After the spectacular no show of the Bharat Jodo Yatra, where Congress has been consigned to irrelevance in 3 states with a minority &amp; tribal population, you have the immature dynast making the same ramblings &amp; rantings that have been rejected by courts &amp; court of public opinion!", BJP National Spokesperson Shehzad Poonawala wrote on Twitter.&nbsp;
Slamming Wayanad MP, BJP leader further said, "The entitled dynast is a serial offender - his hatred for one person transcends into hatred for the country time and again. SC gives a verdict yet he peddles lies on it Ironically his daadi imposed Emergency &amp; he preaches about democracy! What more can one say!!"
Rahul Gandhi delivered a speech at UK's prestigious varsity where he targeted the Centre saying under the current govt, democracy in India is under attack. He also claimed that he had Pegasus on his phone.&nbsp;
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Uddhav Thackeray blasts ECI after losing party name, symbol, says no democracy left in country

&ldquo;We will challenge in Supreme Court poll panel's decision to recognise Eknath Shinde faction as real Shiv Sena,&rdquo; he said. The EC decision is very dangerous for democracy, he added.

Shiv Sena (UBT) leader Uddhav Thackeray on Friday described as dangerous for democracy Election Commission's decision to recognise Eknath Shinde faction as real Shiv Sena.
&ldquo;They (Eknath Shinde faction) have stolen our bow and arrow symbol, but people will avenge this theft,&rdquo; Thackeray told reporters at his Matoshree bungalow in suburban Bandra.
Claiming that there was no democracy left in India, Thackeray said PM Modi should declare that dictatorship has started in the country.
&ldquo;We will challenge in Supreme Court poll panel's decision to recognise Eknath Shinde faction as real Shiv Sena,&rdquo; he said. The EC decision is very dangerous for democracy, he added.
The EC decision indicates that the Mumbai municipal corporation elections will be declared soon, he said.&nbsp;

Technology firms should contribute to preserving democratic societies as technology has the ability to impact democracy "positively or negatively", Prime Minister Narendra Modi said on Thursday at a virtual summit hosted by US President Joe Biden.
Biden hosted the summit for democracy and representatives from over a hundred countries are attending it.
In his address, PM Modi also outlined sensitivity, accountability, participation and reform orientation as four pillars of Indian democratic governance, sources told news agency PTI.
He also stressed that principles of democracy should also guide global governance and highlighted India's civilisational ethos as one of the original sources of democracy, they said.
The prime minister said that the democratic spirit, including respect for rule of law and pluralistic ethos, is ingrained in Indians, the sources said.
The Indian expatriates carry it too, thereby contributing to the economic well-being and social harmony of their adopted homes, they said.
In his remarks, PM Modi recalled that exactly on this date 75 years ago, India's Constituent Assembly had held its first session.
The prime minister emphasised the need for democratic countries to deliver on values enshrined in their constitutions, the sources said.
"He stressed that principles of democracy should also guide global governance; and that given technology's ability to impact democracy positively or negatively, technology companies should contribute to preserving open and democratic societies," said a source.
As a special gesture, PM Modi was invited to participate in the main "Leaders' Plenary Session" hosted by President Biden. This closed-door session saw interventions from 12 select countries, including India.

What PM Modi said at the Summit For Democracy hosted by Joe Biden

At Joe Biden's Summit, PM Modi speaks on role of technology firms in protecting democracy




PM Modi joins world leaders in Biden's Summit For Democracy

Prime Minister Narendra Modi on Thursday attended the virtual Summit For Democracy hosted by US President Joe Biden.
The PM stressed that the technology firms should contribute to preserving democratic societies as technology has the ability to impact democracy "positively or negatively".
Representatives from over a hundred countries are attending the summit.
In his address, PM Modi also outlined sensitivity, accountability, participation and reform orientation as four pillars of Indian democratic governance.
PM Modi recalled that exactly on this date 75 years ago, India's Constituent Assembly had held its first session.
The prime minister emphasised the need for democratic countries to deliver on values enshrined in their constitutions, the sources said.
As a special gesture, PM Modi was invited to participate in the main "Leaders' Plenary Session" hosted by President Biden. This closed-door session saw interventions from 12 select countries, including India.
On Friday, PM Modi will deliver India's national statement. This will be open to the public.
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Summit For Democracy:&nbsp;PM Modi was invited to participate in the main "Leaders' Plenary Session" hosted by President Biden

Technology firms should contribute to preserving democratic societies as technology has the ability to impact democracy "positively or negatively", Prime Minister Narendra Modi said on Thursday at a virtual summit hosted by US President Joe Biden.
Biden hosted the summit for democracy and representatives from over a hundred countries are attending it.
In his address, PM Modi also outlined sensitivity, accountability, participation and reform orientation as four pillars of Indian democratic governance, sources told news agency PTI.
He also stressed that principles of democracy should also guide global governance and highlighted India's civilisational ethos as one of the original sources of democracy, they said.
The prime minister said that the democratic spirit, including respect for rule of law and pluralistic ethos, is ingrained in Indians, the sources said.
The Indian expatriates carry it too, thereby contributing to the economic well-being and social harmony of their adopted homes, they said.
In his remarks, PM Modi recalled that exactly on this date 75 years ago, India's Constituent Assembly had held its first session.
The prime minister emphasised the need for democratic countries to deliver on values enshrined in their constitutions, the sources said.
"He stressed that principles of democracy should also guide global governance; and that given technology's ability to impact democracy positively or negatively, technology companies should contribute to preserving open and democratic societies," said a source.
As a special gesture, PM Modi was invited to participate in the main "Leaders' Plenary Session" hosted by President Biden. This closed-door session saw interventions from 12 select countries, including India.

U.S. president Joe Biden has invited around 110 countries, including India to a virtual summit on democracy in December. Apart from major Western allies, the Biden administration has also sent invitations to Pakistan and Iraq, as per the invitees list on U.S. State Department's website.
China, the main adversary of the U.S. has not been invited to the summit while Taiwan has been invited amid tensions going on between the two countries.
Traditional Arab allies of the U.S. like Egypt, Saudi Arabia, Jordan, Qatar and the United Arab Emirates have also been left out.
Democratic Republic of Congo, South Africa, Nigeria and Niger are among the countries on the list from Africa.
The online conference which is scheduled for December 9-10 would aim to galvanize commitments and initiatives across three principal themes: defending against authoritarianism, fighting corruption, and promoting respect for human rights as per an earlier statement by the White House.

Joe Biden to host virtual Democracy Summit, invites India

Biden to host virtual Democracy Summit, invites India

China, the main adversary of the US. has not been invited to the summit while Taiwan has been invited amid tensions going on between the two countries.

US President Joe Biden has invited around 110 countries, including India, to a virtual summit on democracy in December. Apart from major Western allies, the Biden administration has also sent invitations to Pakistan and Iraq, as per the invitees list on US State Department's website.
China, the main adversary of the US, has not been invited to the summit while Taiwan has been invited amid tensions going on between the two countries.
Traditional Arab allies of the U.S. like Egypt, Saudi Arabia, Jordan, Qatar and the United Arab Emirates have also been left out.
Democratic Republic of Congo, South Africa, Nigeria and Niger are among the countries on the list from Africa.
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The online conference which is scheduled for December 9-10 would aim to galvanize commitments and initiatives across three principal themes: defending against authoritarianism, fighting corruption, and promoting respect for human rights as per an earlier statement by the White House.

Observed on 15th September every year, International Day of Democracy aims to review the state of democracy in the world. 

International Day of Democracy 2021: Know the history and significance

Observed on 15th September every year International Day of Democracy aims to review the state of democracy in the world.&nbsp;

International Day of Democracy 2021: Time to strengthen the roots of democracy

Observed on 15th September every year International Day of Democracy aims to review the state of democracy in the world.&nbsp;

International Day of Democracy 2021:&nbsp;With a government of the people, by the people and for the people; India is the largest democracy in the world. As a democracy, it is essential to uphold the values of freedom, human rights and also periodic and genuine elections by universal suffrage.&nbsp;
Observed on 15th September every year, International Day of Democracy aims at providing an opportunity to review the state of democracy in the world. Adopted in 2007, the day came into being through a resolution passed by the UN General Assembly.&nbsp;
With the pandemic creating havoc across the world, the day becomes even more significant. The Covid-19 crisis has resulted in several challenges for governments and people the world over. International day of democracy aims at urging&nbsp;nations to maintain equality and respect the rights of the people irrespective of the crisis at hand.&nbsp;
Also Watch:&nbsp;<a href="https://www.editorji.com/story/democracy-is-work-in-progress-all-people-need-to-have-a-voice-antony-blinken-1627473888705" target="_blank">Democracy is work in progress, all people need to have a voice: Antony Blinken</a>

As India celebrates it's 75th Independence day editorji&nbsp;takes stock with of the landmark judgements that define us with Zia Mody,&nbsp;Founder and Managing Partner at AZB &amp; Partners.&nbsp;In an candid chat with editorji&nbsp;Zia&nbsp;Mody&nbsp;reiterates that India is&nbsp;lucky to have a Supreme Court that is pushing back to maintain judicial independence while maintaining its position as the&nbsp;bastion of democracy.The veteran lawyer also reminds citizens that often democracy hangs by a thin thread.&nbsp;Talking about the tussle of power between the executive and judiciary , Zia&nbsp;sticks to the middle path where she admits that even though the apex court is rightly ring fencing the boundaries of executive power there has been a case of judicial overreach in a few cases.&nbsp;To answer what lies ahead Zia&nbsp;Mody&nbsp;is candid in 'To Do' list for the judicary and government, to priortize&nbsp;and end to 'tax terrorism' and also put the weight behid&nbsp;maintaining electoral sanctity.&nbsp;

India@75: Zia Mody on the judgments that define India & the road ahead

India@75: Zia Mody&nbsp;speaks about the landmark judgements that define our democracy and the tussle of power between executive and judiciary.&nbsp;

Landmark judgements that define India's democracy.&nbsp;

As India celebrates it's 75th Independence day editorji&nbsp;takes stock with of the landmark judgements that define us with Zia Mody,&nbsp;Founder and Managing Partner at AZB &amp; Partners.&nbsp; In a candid chat with editorji&nbsp;Zia&nbsp;Mody&nbsp;reiterates that India is&nbsp;lucky to have a Supreme Court that is pushing back to maintain judicial independence while maintaining its position as the&nbsp;bastion of democracy.The veteran lawyer also reminds citizens that often democracy hangs by a thin thread.&nbsp; Talking about the tussle of power between the executive and judiciary , Zia&nbsp;sticks to the middle path where she admits that even though the apex court is rightly ring fencing the boundaries of executive power there has been a case of judicial overreach in a few cases.&nbsp; To answer what lies ahead Zia&nbsp;Mody&nbsp;is candid in 'To Do' list for the judicary and government, to priortize&nbsp;and end to 'tax terrorism' and also put the weight behid&nbsp;maintaining electoral sanctity.&nbsp;

The Supreme Court said on Thursday that there cannot be two parallel legal systems, one for the rich who wield political power and the other for "small men" without capabilities to access justice.
The apex court made these crucial observations while cancelling the bail granted to Madhya Pradesh BSP MLA's husband, who was arrested in over two-year-old murder case of Congress leader Devendra Chourasia.
The court further added that the "colonial mindset meted out to the district judiciary" must change to preserve the faith of citizens
The court said an independent and impartial judiciary is the cornerstone of democracy and it should be immune from political pressures and considerations

Can't have parallel legal systems for the rich & the poor, Supreme Court said

The Supreme Court said on Thursday that there cannot be two parallel legal systems, one for the rich who wield political power and the other for "small men" without capabilities to access justice

//SC cancels bail granted to BSP&nbsp;MLA's husband accused of murder&nbsp;
//Takes cognisance of trial judge&rsquo;s complaint of political pressure to grant bail
//BSP MLA's husband arrested over murder of Congress leader&nbsp;
//SC requests MP HC Chief Justice to make an enquiry into the matter&nbsp;
//&lsquo;Can't have governmental lawlessness&rsquo;: SC warns against parallel system in judiciary
//SC: judiciary should be immune from political pressures &amp; considerations

The Supreme Court said on Thursday that there cannot be two parallel legal systems, one for the rich who wield political power and the other for "small men" without capabilities to access justice

The Supreme Court said on Thursday that there cannot be two parallel legal systems, one for the rich who wield political power and the other for "small men" without capabilities to access justice.
The apex court made these crucial observations while cancelling the bail granted to Madhya Pradesh BSP MLA's husband, who was arrested in over two-year-old murder case of Congress leader Devendra Chourasia. The Additional Sessions Judge who heard the case had complained of being subjected to political pressure to grant bail to the accuse. The SC bench has requested the Chief Justice of the MP High&nbsp;Court to make an enquiry on the administrative side to secure fair administration of justice. The court further added that the "colonial mindset meted out to the district judiciary" must change to preserve the faith of citizens
The court said an independent and impartial judiciary is the cornerstone of democracy and it should be immune from political pressures and considerations

India remains the world's largest democracy with a strong rule of law but some of the Indian government's actions are inconsistent with the country's democratic values, a top US official has told lawmakers.
Acting Assistant Secretary of State for South and Central Asia Dean Thompson expressed concerns over restrictions on freedom of expression during a Congressional hearing.
"This includes the detention of human rights activists and journalists," he said.
Thompson said the US regularly engages in and on these issues, including the important work of civil society.
India has previously rejected criticism by foreign governments and human rights groups on allegations that civil liberties have eroded in the country.
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Some Indian govt actions inconsistent with democracy: US official

India remains the world's largest democracy with a strong rule of law but some of the Indian government's actions are inconsistent with the country's democratic values, a top US official has told lawmakers.

India remains the world's largest democracy with a strong rule of law but some of the Indian government's actions are inconsistent with the country's democratic values, a top US official has told lawmakers.
Acting Assistant Secretary of State for South and Central Asia Dean Thompson expressed concerns over restrictions on freedom of expression during a Congressional hearing.
"This includes the detention of human rights activists and journalists," he said.
Thompson said the US regularly engages in and on these issues, including the important work of civil society.
India has previously rejected criticism by foreign governments and human rights groups on allegations that civil liberties have eroded in the country.
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Washington-based noted think tank Freedom House has demoted India&rsquo;s status as democracy from &ldquo;free&rdquo; to &ldquo;partly free&rdquo;. The NGO's latest report says rights and civil liberties &ldquo;have been eroding since Narendra Modi became Prime Minister in 2014&rdquo;. It specifically refers to attacks on Muslims, use of the sedition law, and the government&rsquo;s coronavirus response including the lockdown. India had been rated as &ldquo;free&rdquo; in Freedom House&rsquo;s reports for 2018, 2019 and 2020, though its scores on a scale of 100 had declined during this period from 77 to 71. In the latest report, India had a score of 67 out of 100.

India downgraded from 'free' to 'partly free' in democracy report

Washington-based noted think tank Freedom House has demoted India&rsquo;s status as democracy from &ldquo;free&rdquo; to &ldquo;partly free&rdquo;

Washington-based noted think tank Freedom House has demoted India&rsquo;s status as democracy from &ldquo;free&rdquo; to &ldquo;partly free&rdquo;. The NGO's latest report says rights and civil liberties &ldquo;have been eroding since Narendra Modi became Prime Minister in 2014&rdquo;. It specifically refers to attacks on Muslims, use of the sedition law, and the government&rsquo;s coronavirus response including the lockdown. India had been rated as &ldquo;free&rdquo; in Freedom House&rsquo;s reports for 2018, 2019 and 2020, though its scores on a scale of 100 had declined during this period from 77 to 71. In the latest report, India had a score of 67 out of 100.

Technically Speaking: Can You Predict Crime? (Ep. 1)

With technology rapidly evolving, police forces across the world have been searching for solutions that can help them stop crime and police more effectively. Enter, Predictive Policing. This technology has been conceptualised, implemented and in some cases, even let go, in different parts of the globe.
Predictive Policing introduces a whole new dimension of policing, eerily similar to sci-fi movies and television shows. So just what is this technology? How does it work? Why is it controversial? Let's find out.

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