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(2015) 1 LAW Martyrs Memorial Special issue Annual Subscription: Rs. 1200/- RNI No. APENG/2005/18975 : ISSN 2277 - 8829 A world law fortnightly published from Hyderabad, India. Editor: I. Mallikarjuna Sharma ADVISORS: B.P. Jeevan Reddy (Former Judge, Supreme Court of India), R.V.R. Chandrasekhara Rao (Politics Professor), K. Subba Rao (Senior Advocate, Bangalore), Umesh Chandra (Senior Advocate, Lucknow), Ravi Kiran Jain (Senior Advocate, Allahabad), Sagar Dhara (Engineer, Hyderabad), Dr. Koenraad Elst (Indologist, Belgium). Volume 11: Part 1 15-31 March 2015 No. 5-6 C O N T E N T S 1. Wishing and waiting for a New Dawn 3 2. Paruchuri Hanumantha Rao I.M. Sharma 5-10 3. A Historical View of Law, V.V. Reddy 11-16 4. The Zeitgeist Movement: A new train of thought (21) 17-24 5. Autobiography of Martyr Ramprasad Bismil (1) 25-28 6. Charlie Hebdo: Thinking New, Rethinking the Old Rousset Pierre 29-39 7. They are one of us (l’Humanité editorial) 40 8. Policing Belief: Impact of Blasphemy Laws on Human Rights (3) 41-44 9. Historical inevitability or 45- Electoral corruption?(24) [IMS] 46 10. Shreya Singhal v. Union of India [IND-SC] [S 66A IT Act] 47-86 11. Quake Outcasts v. Minister for Canterbury Earthquake Recovery [NZ-SC] (1) 87-142 12. Disengage with Pakistan completely! (Tarek Fatah) 143-144 13. Legendary Hockey Player Major Dhyan Chand 145-146 14. Poems, Ashfaq & Bismil 148 Editorial Office: 6-3-1243/156, M.S. Makta, Opposite Raj Bhavan, Hyderabad - 500 082; Ph: 23300284 E-mail: mani.bal44@gmail.com. Plate-making: Sai Likhita Printers, Hyderabad (Ph: 65545979); Printed at Pragati Offset Pvt. Ltd., Red Hills, Hyderabad - 500 004. (Ph: 23380000) WISHING & WAITING FOR A NEW DAWN That is what many of us have been doing ever since independence, especially since the turbulent sixties. This new dawn symbolism could be interpreted in two ways. One would be to see the entire decades since the ‘transfer of power’ as a long dark night belying the aims and aspirations of innumerable martyrs of our freedom struggle and leaving but travails and tears for the people – still waiting for a new dawn that could bring in the much needed libertarian, welfarist sunlight. Another way of looking at could be that several dawns have come and gone by ever since but that we fondly dreamt of has eluded us so far. One set of rulers has come and gone, giving way to another, which meant not much in practical terms. Mannerisms and wordings may have changed, even radical democratic ethos oriented ideologies, laws and schemes might have come up, but yet real progress has not been made. A simple illustration would be of the so-called ‘radical and innovative’ Right to Information Act. Some good might have come about due to it in some places and times, but also many loopholes there for the authorities to avoid giving the needed information and make the process more costly and cumbersome for the people. Perhaps the good old method of petitioning to the public authorities, if buttressed by strong and quick judicial monitoring, could be more handy, inexpensive and beneficial to the people at large. Also we see the power and aura of mammon overwhelming almost all sections of society like a Macbethian tormenting spirit. The present get-rich-quick-by-anymeans trend is spelling doom to all the grand dreams of a glorious egalitarian society based on the mutual aid of a basically good-natured, well meaning citizenry. We see the basic needs of common people starkly neglected and the remedial mechanisms including courts reduced to more and more sloth and inefficiency. The new surge of free market economy generating an atmosphere of extreme alienation and misery among the people is ruining all chances of humane social progress. The only remedy is for the executive and judiciary, with the motto – small is beautiful and simple is workable – to feel and act as real public servants and not like lords divine/secular. Only when they begin to use public transport, live in duly alloted quarters and conduct on-the-spot enquiries often instead of closing their eyes and ears to the pleas of the common man, in a word return to the practice of ‘high thinking and plain living’, can they even think of rooting out the societal ills and it is the duty and task of we the people to make for such an eventuality by our concerted efforts and agitations, and usher in the fresh sunrise. ♣♣♣ Please donate Rs. 100/- or more. 3
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