Monthly Archives: November 2011

PIL filed by Kashmiri pandits against Arundhati Roy

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Arundhati RoyAn association of the displaced Kashmiris filed PIL against noted writer Arundhati Roy for her derogatory remarks on Kashmir issue. Earlier Arundhati Roy had expressed in New York that the people of Kashmir have right to self determination. The PIL was filed by Veer Saraf, Ajay Bhat and Vijay Kashkari, all members of the Routes, an organization of Kashmir Pandits based in Jammu and Delhi. The PIL has sought the impounding of the passport of arundhati Roy and taking actions against Arundhati Roy’s for giving statements on Kashmir in and outside India.

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Important bills in the winter season, says PM

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Manmohan SinghAs the winter session of the Parliament is all set to begin today, talks and debates have been going on with respect to the new bills that are likely to be introduced. In this context, the Prime Minister, Manmohan Singh, in an interview with the media persons said that few very important bills are likely to be presented in this winter session of the Parliament. These bills are expected to cover a wide range of issues, ranging from the Judicial Accountability Bill, The Right to Food Bill, Education Bill etc. The Prime Minster hopes that these important bills will proceed smoothly in the Parliament and will not be boycotted.

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Bill passed over splitting of Uttar Pradesh

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UP assembly passed a resolution for division of Uttar Pradesh into 4 parts in the starting of this winter session of the assembly in Lucknow. Inspite of large scale opposition from Parties like BJP and BSP.  There has been resentment against, the Mayawati government. And as a result it is likely to face a no-confidence motion with both the Samjwadi Party and the BJP planning to move separate motions against the government.

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US promises to fix inaccurate India map

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fixComplaints were on the rise as the US State Government had depicted a map of India with inaccurate details. In the said map, parts of Jammu and Kashmir was depicted as part of Pakistan. State Department spokesperson Victoria Nuland told reporters Monday that they have already removed the said map from the website owing to the inaccuracies found in it. She also said that the mistakes and inaccuracies depicted were purely unintentional. It will be rectified and the correct map will be posted up on the website very soon. She also said that the inaccuracy occurred due to a wrong drawing.

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