
Bribing someone to change their religion cannot be illegal. Laws against so called “forced conversions violate people’s liberty to choose. . . . → Read More: How do you “Force” someone to convert to a religion?
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![]() Bribing someone to change their religion cannot be illegal. Laws against so called “forced conversions violate people’s liberty to choose. . . . → Read More: How do you “Force” someone to convert to a religion? ![]() The lokpal bill doesn’t need to address the “root causes” of corruption. It focuses on effective punishment of the guilty. Prevention of corruption is a different story altogether. . . . → Read More: Why the Lokpal needn’t fix the “root cause” of corruption ![]() The Indian police and the government have the guts to only stop peaceful protests. When mobs actually turn violent, or threaten to do so they’re nowhere to be seen. . . . → Read More: The Indian Government can ONLY stop PEACEFUL protests like Hazare’s! ![]() It’s shocking to see how many people support fake encounters in India. The Supreme Court’s observations that those involved in such murder should be hanged was mostly met with disbelief. . . . → Read More: I’m Shocked to see so many people support Fake Encounters in India The latest bomb blasts in Mumbai have stirred public outrage against the government, the police and the intelligence agencies – and deservedly so. I have no objections with people lambasting the government if they fail to implement reasonable measures to keep us safe. My problem however is the difference in public reaction to another . . . → Read More: Train Accidents or Terrorism – Which are you more afraid of? ![]() Excusing itself from corruption by pointing the finger at other people is unacceptable. You cannot claim that only those who are 100% clean can complain. . . . → Read More: Lokpal: Government Claims that no one can criticize them! Politicians in India think that corruption isn’t a big deal and that there are bigger issues to fight for. They would rather we focused on something else. . . . → Read More: “Bigger problems than Corruption in India” – Commerce Minister ![]() Anna Hazare’s anti corruption campaign is NOT about just the middle class. It affects everyone in India. . . . → Read More: Dear Politicians: Corruption is NOT just a middle class concern ![]() Far from bypassing India’s Democracy, Anna Hazare has actually strengthened it . . . → Read More: Hazare didn’t subvert democracy – he strengthened it! ![]() We all know that corruption is pretty severe in India. And it looks like the government is about to oblige us with an elegant solution – legalize it! Many of us in India are new to formal lobbying – something which has existed in the US for years. The idea goes something like this. . . . → Read More: Legalizing Lobbying in India is a horrible Idea |
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