Software architect, IT nerd. Social entrepreneur.
I work with a bunch of amazing people as we help farmers and other rural producers get access to markets in the cities.
Shockingly & unbelievably wicked. Dressing up as Muslims and pelting stones to give protests a bad name. https://twitter.com/DilliDurAst/status/1207929121633751040
🐦🔗: https://twitter.com/sagarikaghose/status/1207944436191117312
When every check and balances created by our Constitution failed us, we never reacted & silently suffered the brutality!
Politics degraded as cattle trade and it is revelled as Chanakya strategy by opinion makers!
How can we point fingers at the young for our slave mentality
@sanjayuvacha May be a crazy question, but wouldn't the judiciary benefit from having a rules-based decision tree software for entering the arguments in the case, and answering questions? Both sides in a case can enter their answers as they are taken through the questions by the engine.
This s/w could also support entering supporting evidence, documents etc.
This engine could then advise the judge on what the decision ought to be?
Interview: Why Harsher Criminal Laws Won't Make Sexual Violence Go Away
When laws are not implemented, there is a temptation to ask for more draconian laws that are implemented even less, because of the bad conscience this may give judges, while compromising the right to fair trial guaranteed under our constitution and overcriminalising consensual sexual relations at a time when sexual mores are undergoing a dramatic change.
https://thewire.in/law/prabha-kotiswaran-sexual-violence-human-trafficking
Karan Thapar has surpassed himself by taking Mukul Rohatgi to the cleaners,by suggesting that the BJP-appointed governor,prime minister & president ,moved in suspicious midnight haste in violation of the spirit of the constitution. They acted in a way which the situation did not warrant; betraying their oath of office as well as the people of India.
Rohatgi ends with egg all over his face.
Bravo bravo bravo, Karan!
https://youtu.be/HbEVUF9TSZ4
No matter which social network you're on, following a diverse group of people helps you taking a peek at the other side of your personal filter bubble.
You don't have to agree with everything and everyone, but please, at least try to listen to people and their opinions.
It will help you appreciate your own life, and may just make you a little wiser.
Hey folks, Anyone working with agriculture and farmers' issues on this platform? Specifically in the area of training, livelihood, market access?
We work on these issues (www.onefield.in). Would love to connect.
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