GANGO PADHYAYA
17 January 2015 at 21:09
Sir
In the Visakhapatnam, Andhra Pradesh
Sri Krishnapuram-Tribal Colony, Chinnagadili Mandal, Visakhapatnam
The Tribals are residing from 1978 onwards the Government granted pattas in an extent of Ac 0.05 cents to each person for house and an extent of Ac 1.0 for cultivating
Due to illiteracy of the people they misplaced the pattas now they become hope less people
The NON TRIBAL MONEY PEOPLE entered and putting rival claims in between them
The Non Tribal himself declared as president
NOW the tribals become slaves to him by way of alcohol drinks how to get solution for this
In these circumstances the tribals making quarrels in between them
Still the tribals have no municipal tax, electricity, water connection etc
what they has to do....
To get out from slave life as well as to get authorised pattas, municipal tax assessment, electricity connection on their name
Make suggestion and suggest a proper channel
Regards
Gangopadhyaya
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swarna
16 January 2015 at 11:44
Hi,
I have this question about the interpretation of "right to conserve ones language and script" which is a part of Indian constitutional rights.
If a person living in an area/state where a certain language (that language being one of the scheduled languages) happens to face problems in using the citizen facilities whether governmental/non-governmental, (like schools for example), can that be contested as a violation of said right of the citizen, in that area?
To take the example further, for example, I want to admit my daughter in a specific good school and I want to ensure my daughter is taught in the medium of local language which also happens to be my language. And if any school (governmental or private) denies that opportunity to me and my daughter due to not having the capability to teach in the local language, then isn't it violation of our right?
If somebody could write a detailed answer to this, it would be truly enlightening for me!
Also, if the answer to this happens to be that - it is in fact a violation of our right. Then, what legal/constitutional recourse do I have to ensure that my right is honored?
Thanks and Regards,
Swarna
Member (Account Deleted)
15 January 2015 at 20:18
Hi,
Our housing society is in getting the drainage system connected to the main drainage on the road with the help of bmc.The plan that they have made is affecting 4 homes as the drainage pipes are going to be laid through their compounds. Two members are ok with this decision but the other two are not agreeing. What are the rights that the "non agreeing" members have so that this construction does not go ahead and what steps can be taken to stop the society from constructing this drainage?
rahul.k
13 January 2015 at 18:27
what sec is applicable for disqulification of town panchayat chairmen.in tamil nadu.
Dhingra P.S.
13 January 2015 at 10:41
Hi all,
WRIT PETITION NO.1927 OF 2011 Writ Petition under Article 226 of the Constitution of India pertaining to Service Tax on Advocates has been dismissed by the Bombay High Court through its judgment, dated 15 December 2014.
The present writ petition was filed to seek declaration of the impugned provisions in section 65(105) (zzzzm) of the Finance Act, 1994 as inserted by the Finance Act, 2011 as null & void. The writ sought to challenge levy of Service Tax on Advocates. Section 65(105)(zzzzm) of the Finance Act, 1994 as inserted by the Finance Act 2009 and substituted by Finance Act 2011, proceeds to levy Service Tax on the Advocates. The amendment to Finance Act as mentioned levies, assesses and recovers Service Tax from Advocates and hence the same was challenged for being violative of the constitutional guarantee of justice to all.
With that judgment, all writs on the subject, as clubbed with the aforesaid writ, stand dismissed.
The full judgment can be accessed at the following link:
https://drive.google.com/file/d/0B5vWGtQ14k1BR0VsN0xGUTNOcWs/view
Any views of members?
shailza
12 January 2015 at 14:06
Dear Sir/Madam,
Two days before while my husband dropping me one lady on her two wheeler hit our car on the right side and after driving about three feet of distance fell down and got injured. We took her near govt. hospital provide her first aid called her family and stayed for full day there. She got her right leg fractured.At that time they said nothing and nor they lodged any FIR. But yesterday one police man came to out place and called us to our nearby police station.
They pressurized us to call and second party and make compromise. We called the the second party but they refused to come by saying that we are not in the position to give any statement. They have some political links also. Now police people are saying to make compromise otherwise they will impound the car and also will keep my husband at police station.
We are not understanding but to do. All seniors are requested to guide me in right direction as soon as possible.
Thanks and Regards,
Shail
Saurabh
10 January 2015 at 14:28
Respected Experts
I am Saurabh age 26 looking for job in government sector, but I don't know whether i am eligible for obtaining OBC Non-Creamy Layer certificate.
As my caste listed in the central list of OBC, but even though i have doubt i.e. As my father is a PSU (SAIL) employee (Non-Executive) and having income more than 6 Lakh. Now I would like to know whether i am Eligible to obtain OBC Non-Creamy Layer certificate or not.
Please advise.
Thank You.
dhalsingsahu
08 January 2015 at 17:26
Hello friends, please state the provisions relating to writing of letter in any public issue for calling attention to concerned HC/SC. thanks.
Sudha Aditya
08 January 2015 at 16:57
Vijayawada, Andhra Pradesh.
Sir,
In the month of Sep'14 my cousin,a social activist, tried to create awareness in public by way of hand bills regarding the fraud of Agri Gold company, collecting deposits from the pubic without RBI permission and preparing to turn the board soon by deviating the funds into their individual accounts.
On 1st of Oct the Agri Gold management fabricated fake cases on him and made him to jail for 14 days. After that he came out on bail. And fought for justice by way of sending mails to all the officials, RBI, CBI, ED etc., which ever he knows. And trying to file a PIL in Supreme Court.
Two days back the fraud of AgriGold came in light and the searches went in Directors' houses and the chairman is escaped.
Now the state government has handovered the case to CID. The news came in TV9 channel etc.
Now can my cousin file a PIL in Supreme Court against the fraud of AgriGold Farm Estates pvt.ltd
Kindly let me know.
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