[rtitimes] Anna's fast unto death against corruption; (2) Govt. equiped with powers to switch off your internet if necessary

Monday, April 4, 2011 From "Upananda Bramhachari" Anna announces his fast unto death against corruption at Jantar Mantar, New Delhi. Anna announces his fast unto death against corruption from 5th March Anna - the Living Mahatma Gandhi (excluding any illicit experiment of celibacy and misguided appeasement of Muslims*) Anna - the Living Legend against Corruption, Embodiment of Truth and Struggle, An ancient Sage with Modern Vision and the Flag of Peoples Rights. Anna announces his fast unto death against corruption  Anna Hazare Anna Hazare has given an ultimatum to the Prime Minister that if the government does not enact a strong anti-corruption law on the lines of "Jan Lokpal Bill" (To know what is Jan Lokpal Bill, see overleaf), he will go on an indefinite fast from 5th April 2011. On 1st December 2010, Anna Hazare, along with Swami Ramdev, Sri Sri Ravi Shankar, ---Kiran Bedi, Swami Agnivesh, Arvind Kejriwal and others, wrote to the Prime Minister to enact a strong law against corruption. Anna Hazare's fast unto death (English).pdf Anna Hazare's fast unto death (Hindi).pdf Read the full article here (with important videos).... http://hindudigest.blogspot.com/2011/04/anna-announces-his-fast-unto-death.html TRUTH SHALL ALWAYS PREVAIL http://www.freelists.org/list/rtitimes Milap Choraria: National Convenor : Movement for Accountability to Public (MAP) http://milapchoraria.tripod.com/msp     Government can switch off your internet if necessary Debjoy Sengupta & Harsimran Julka, ET Bureau, Mar 16, 2011, 07.56am IST KOLKATA/NEW DELHI: The Indian government has armed itself with powers to 'switch off' or kill the internet during times of national emergencies, becoming one of the first few countries to assume such far reaching authority. Even as the US and other western nations debate the judiciousness of giving the government's complete control to shut down cyber traffic, India has moved a step ahead and incorporated a provision under the IT Act of 2008, giving the Central government, or any of its officers specially authorised by it, to block the internet if necessary. The shutdown can happen in the interest of sovereignty and integrity of India, its defense, security of its states, friendly relations with foreign states or for public order. Failure to comply will result in imprisonment of up to seven years.