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What challenges do investigative agencies face in prosecuting long-pending cases involving absconders?
The arrest of an absconder in the 1989 Rubaiya Sayeed kidnapping case after many years raises questi
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Investigative agencies often face significant hurdles when dealing with long-pending cases involving absconders. These challenges become even more complex as time passes, impacting the collection of evidence, witness availability, and the overall judicial process. The recent arrest in the 1989 Rubaiya Sayeed kidnapping case highlights these persistent difficulties.
1. Legal Challenges:
Statute of Limitations: Although serious crimes may not have a limitation period, procedural delays can weaken the legal case.
Loss of Evidence: Physic
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How do technological threats like GPS spoofing impact aviation safety and what preventive strategies can be adopted?
Reports of GPS spoofing at major airports like Chennai and Bengaluru highlight vulnerabilities in avIn what ways do frequent disruptions and walkouts in Parliament affect the quality of governance in India?
The recent walkouts and uproar over the SIR during the Winter Session raise concerns about legislatiWhy is continuous monitoring more effective than seasonal hearings in tackling air pollution?
The Supreme Court has emphasized the need for regular monitoring of air pollution rather than just hHow do limited powers of the Jammu & Kashmir government affect governance and public welfare?
A Rajya Sabha speech highlighted the restricted powers of the J&K government. I want to explore howWhat challenges arise when the opposition is divided on important legislative strategies like the SIR?
News reports mention that the opposition is not united over its approach to the SIR. I am curious abHow do parliamentary committees contribute to the effectiveness of lawmaking in India?
Parliamentary panels have been given more time to submit reports on important bills. I want to under
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Parliamentary committees are smaller groups of Members of Parliament (MPs) selected from both Houses to examine specific issues, bills, or policies in detail. They play a crucial role in the Indian legislative process by providing a platform for detailed scrutiny, expert consultation, and bipartisan discussion, which is often not possible in the full House due to time constraints.
Detailed Examination of Bills: Committees study bills clause by clause, analyze their implications, and suggest amendments, ensuring that laws are well thought-ou
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Why is it important to have a robust framework to address the threat of biological weapons?
There is a call for a framework to deal with biological weapons challenges. I want to explore why suWhat are the implications of assigning unrelated government duties to Anganwadi workers?
The Supreme Court is hearing a plea about Anganwadi workers being forced into Booth Level Officer (BHow could legislative changes encourage more private investment in India's nuclear sector?
The government is considering amending laws to attract private players into the nuclear energy spaceWhat are the potential implications of making Anganwadi workers undertake additional roles such as BLOs under threat of punishment?
The Supreme Court is hearing a plea about Anganwadi workers in Tamil Nadu being compelled to do BootHow can India develop a comprehensive framework to address the challenges posed by biological weapons?
With the rising concerns about biological weapons, there is a need to understand what kind of policyIn what ways can Parliament function more effectively to address public issues during sessions marked by political confrontations?
Recent debates in Parliament highlight frequent confrontations between the government and oppositionHow can the perception of the police be transformed to build greater public trust?
PM Modi emphasized the need to change how people view the police. I want to explore what factors conHow does the conduct of political parties in Parliament affect the quality of democracy?
Recent statements by PM Modi and Mayawati highlight concerns about the use of Parliament for politic
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The conduct of political parties in Parliament plays a crucial role in shaping the quality of democracy in any country. Parliament is the central forum for debate, law-making, and holding the government accountable. When political parties act responsibly, it strengthens democratic values, but disruptive or partisan behavior can undermine public trust and effective governance.
Debate and Deliberation: Constructive debates help in thorough examination of policies and laws. If parties focus on meaningful discussions, it leads to better decisio
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How might replacing the GST cess on tobacco and pan masala with new levies impact public health and state revenues?
The government plans to introduce new bills to replace the GST cess on certain products. I want to uWhat could be the possible reasons and implications behind the recent movement of Bangladeshi nationals via the Hakimpur border checkpost?
There are reports of Bangladeshi nationals leaving amid SIR fears. I wish to explore the causes andIn what ways can public perception of the police be transformed to improve trust and effectiveness?
PM Modi has emphasized the need to change how the public views the police. I want to analyze the rooWhy is the biodiversity at the Great Nicobar project site significant for environmental decision-making?
New discoveries have highlighted the rich biodiversity at the Great Nicobar project site. I want toWhat are the implications of renaming Raj Bhavans as Lok Bhavans for Indian federalism?
The Centre has suggested changing the name of Raj Bhavans to Lok Bhavans. I am curious about how sucHow does the fear of SIR influence the movement of Bangladeshi nationals at border checkposts?
I want to understand what SIR is and why it is causing Bangladeshi nationals to leave India through
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The fear of SIR (Suspected Illegal Rohingya/Resident) has become significant among Bangladeshi nationals, especially at India-Bangladesh border checkposts. SIR is a label used by Indian authorities to identify individuals suspected of being illegal immigrants, particularly those who may be of Rohingya origin or residing illegally. This categorization has direct implications for cross-border movement, security, and bilateral relations.
Heightened Scrutiny at Borders: Bangladeshi nationals fear being labeled as SIR during entry or exit checks
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What are the deeper political and social implications of renaming Raj Bhavans as Lok Bhavans?
The Centre has asked states to consider renaming Raj Bhavans. I am curious about how such a change mHow can the discovery of new species in the Great Nicobar project area influence the environmental assessment of such development projects?
With the Great Nicobar project site being a hotspot for new species, I want to understand how theseWhy is it important for judicial judgments to retain their authority after the retirement of the judges who authored them?
Justice Nagarathna said that judgments should not be disregarded after their authors retire. I wantHow do border management policies impact the movement of foreign nationals during health crises like SIR?
Given the recent departure of Bangladeshi nationals through the Hakimpur border due to SIR fears, I
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