Pakistan is sending members of its government to Europe to warn of the “possibility” of more attacks on European interests (read: CIVILIAN targets) if people continue to insult the cult of islam, and link it with violence and terror.
ISLAMABAD: Pakistan will ask the European Union countries to amend laws regarding freedom of expression in order [...]
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Despite mounting pressure from the Left allies, government on Wednesday made it clear that it has no plans to amend the Special Economic Zone Act saying it is ‘working well’. Replying to supplementary to a host of questions on SEZs in Rajya Sabha, Commerce and Industry Minister Kamal Nath said special economic zones have become [...]
Thiruvananthapuram, April 11 (IANS) Kerala’s Leader of Opposition Oommen Chandy Wednesday asked Chief Minister V.S. Achuthanandan to amend the Kerala Panchayathi Raj Act to prevent cola giant PepsiCo from beginning operations at its plant in Palakkad district.
The Kerala High Court Tuesday had cleared the way for Pepsi to start operations at its plant by setting aside the Puthusery village council’s move to cancel the firm’s license to operate the plant in 2004. The council in Palakkad had alleged that the plant drew excessive groundwater leading to water shortage in the area. Pepsi then approached the high court in the same year.
A division bench of acting Chief Justice K.S. Radhakrishnan and Justice M.N. Krishnan held that the village council had no right to look into such matters, as the plant was located in an industrial belt.
It added that “the courts cannot be blamed for the predicament of the legislature and executive in their wisdom of excluding the ind
There is an article here about Mitt Romney calling for a constitutional amendment to ban gay marriage.
Here is a little back-story about how gay marriage was forced on the Mass. residents.
Most Americans know that Massachusetts is the only state that allows gay marriage. And they probably also know that Mitt Romney was governor when gay marriage was legalised. What I’m not sure many people know around the country is how this came to pass. This was not a bill that passed through the state house and senate, then on to Romney’s desk for a signature. This was a case of liberal, activist judges instituting their own personal policy preferences onto the citizens of Massachusetts, where they had no right to do so. They forced Mass. residents to accept something that polls show a vast majority of residents don’t want.
A citizen’s group gathered up more than enough signatures to have this issue go to the citizens for a vote in 2008 on this issue and have the constitution
