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Iranian response to Israeli attack on Damascus consulate - Vimarsana News

Iranian response to Israeli attack on Damascus consulate

Irans response to Israels attack on the Iranian consulate in Damascus was effective, demonstrating its resolve to defend itself.

Source: presstv.ir
James Pfister: Attacking Iran and self-defense - Vimarsana News

James Pfister: Attacking Iran and self-defense

Without a supporting Security Council resolution, I believe it would be beyond the authority of Article 51 to use force directly against Iran, even though there is a connection between Iran and the proxies.

Source: yahoo.com
Bombay High Court rejects plea to ban Pakistani artists in India - Vimarsana News

Bombay High Court rejects plea to ban Pakistani artists in India

The Bombay High Court has rejected a petition seeking a total ban on Pakistani artists performing or working in India, stating that being a true patriot doesn't mean being hostile to foreigners. The court maintained that promoting cultural harmony and peace takes precedence over nationalistic animosity, and that arts and culture transcend nationalities and nations.

Fact Check: Did a Madhya Pradesh High Court judge make casteist remarks against Dalit lawyer/Adivasis? - Vimarsana News

Fact Check: Did a Madhya Pradesh High Court judge make casteist remarks against Dalit lawyer/Adivasis?

Justice Vivek Agarwal's "tum log" comment seems to be directed at lawyers who file frivolous petitions, and not the caste of the lawyer appearing before him.

The Rashtrapatni Question and the Price of Food - Vimarsana News

The Rashtrapatni Question and the Price of Food

In the Rig Veda, 'grhapatnī’ and ‘grhapati’ are co-eval. The ‘lordship’ or ‘ladyship’ is a relation, jointly, of custodianship, of ‘ruling the household’. If grhapati and grhapatni can be used to signify equal forms of sovereign power within the household, why can rashtrapati and rashtrapatnī not do the same in relation to the state?

Source: thewire.in