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1. Do temples have non Hindu administrators appointed under law? Genuinely, don't know this so want to know because this is one of more controversial amendment.
2. Can someone's endowment to temple be revisited? Apparently, this is issue.
3. Government has unilateral power to repossess property in case of dispute of ownership between waqf and govt. And Govt to adjudicate ownership. Any similar provision for temple?
This is what I read in media as some disputed provisions and would love to know about accuracy or otherwise of these statements and comparative provisions for other religions.
if colleges were respectful of autonomy, there'd be designated hostels for women like you who do not want their hostels to have cross access. think and do better.
I pity for ▮▮▮ for his inbox flooding with internship applications.
Hopefully can move to bigger leagues😭😢
Tell me who do you imagine will be enforcing this law? do you trust the police and the judiciary and the state to enforce a law like this without targeting their opponents? Authoritarians never assume that they might not be the ones in power- its bananas.
Look at the government today- who are they more likely to put in prison given half the chance? a comedian who makes fun of "bamans and baniyas" or a comedian who makes fun of opposition leaders? I understand you consider most of the country to be intolerant bigots who should just be censored and not engaged with. But for your own self-interest, doesn't it make sense to limit state power in censoring speech? My god, has law school failed you.
What form? What are you even talking about? Think about what you're writing for two seconds. How do you regulate form of speech and not content? You can write prose but not poetry? You can make a speech but not a movie? That's such an artificial and meaningless distinction that you're hiding behind to make it seem like this kind of regulation can ever be reasonable or constitutional. It is neither. You either have free speech to say taboo things or you dont.
The only limits that should be acceptable to civilized people is incitement to criminal offences. thats it. I miss 2014 when the left was the party of free speech and the bastion of liberalism. What a shame it is that the youth are so ill informed and ill educated that one needs to educate law students on the basics.
What actual harm does homophobic casteist racist speech cause? Its just speech. Who is so hurt by speech? Surely if hearing someone say something you dont like causes such psychic harm thats something you need to work on for your own wellbeing instead of forcing everyone else to conform to your morality. Short of speech that incites violence- I dont know why any speech should be regulated at all.
I dont like homophobes or casteists or racists- my answer to them - which is unimaginable to authoritarians- is to engage with them and change their minds. I dont think suppressing their speech reduces actual prejudice do you? In fact it might make them retreat into their bubbles and cause deep divisions in society.
Who decides what are harmful ideas? You do? the majority of the country does? the oppressed victim classes? academic elite? thats the problem you see. In real life people genuinely disagree about what is harmful and its mad to me that you say things like "harmful ideas" without realising exactly how much you might have in common with everyone who supported tyranny. This is not what our constitution is about. Are you sure you want to be in a democracy? do you even understand what that means?
I had a doubt. When you complete a year at a law firm, do you automatically get a raise? Or do you have to ask for one? How does it work?
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2. "We have some of the best and most qualified faculties that can be found across the country." Again, what more can you say about these faculty. Have they done postgraduate degrees from the world's finest universities? Have they gotten amazing work experience after their BALLBs? Or do they have both - amazing work experience + good LLM and/orPhD?
Finish your SA year, put your head down and get it over with. I’m in the same position and I know its awful to continue but its one more year and it really sets you up.
I’m in a T2 and earning slightly below your pay. Plus at A3 you will be given more autonomy on transactions, being the only associate, run most of the transaction and only flag to PA/Partner when needed etc.