HUMAN RIGHTS NEWS BULLETIN
(An Electronic Newsletter of Indian Social Institute, New Delhi)
| Volume 13 | JULY, 2011 | No. 03 |
| HUMAN RIGHTS & LAW UNIT
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| HR NEWS: JULY 13, 2011 To View Full Text of this Bulletin, Click on the link below 1. HUMAN RIGHTS GENERAL Candidates can rectify nomination error: SC Asset details of IAS officers can be made available under RTI Act: court AS/IPS cadre allocation can't be arbitrary:SC 2. DALIT/ SCHEDULED CASTES HC seeks report on burning of dalit huts in Dindigul Home dept intervenes to offer justice to Dalits Dalit boycott by Muslims leaves Gujarat's Sanand village edgy '50% of poor in India are SCs' 3. HEALTH Cancer treatment under Arogyasri to be streamlined Diseases spreading through Kerala Ban on non-iodised salt unconstitutional: Supreme Court 5. CRIME/ CORRUPTION Former Army officer arrested, weapon recovered Action taken against 25 policemen in Chhattisgarh fake encounter case 6. TRIBALS Major blow for tribal farmers 7. MINORITIES Meeting on minority rights at Bandra Behave or stay away, Goa church tells tourists 8. WOMEN Half of murder convicts in Tihar are women Doubting wife’s character is cruelty: Delhi high court Teenage girl gang-raped by dance instructor, others Four rapes in five days in U.P. Divorce pending, man can’t drive estranged wife out of home: HC 9. ECOLOGY & ENVIRONMENT Goa is definitely not the place for common man ‘Several basic guarantees of statute remain inaccessible to vast sections of population' 10. HOUSING/SLUMS 'Provide better amenities in slums' Real estate bill may be tabled in Parliament Return money with interest, Court tells Greater Noida builders 11. EDUCATION Demographic dividend can be leveraged onlyif youth are given education, skill: Pranab Court refuses to regularise 150 ‘illegal' MBBS admissions Create South Asian Parliament for sustainable peace: Pak Speaker Left in the lurch 12. TERRORISM AND INSURGENCY 'Maoists regrouping in West Bengal' Army gets power to fire at Naxals 13. REFUGEES AND MIGRANTS Hope immigration issue will be addressed: Advani 14. LABOUR Street vendors' forum to form Asia-level alliance Metro contract workers allege violation of labour laws MNREGA graft cases: 500 officials punished in State 15. DEFENCE Mufti for national consensus on Kashmir 16. NATURAL DISASTER Train toll touches 68, rescue on 100 injured as Puri Express derails; blast suspected 18. ECONOMY Exemption from filing income tax return? No one can avail of it 19. POLITICS I offered to resign to maintain dignity of Solicitor-General's office: Subramaniam Don’t wait for us: DMK Supreme Court asks Delhi Police to explain Ramlila Maidan action 20. AGRICULTURE Survey to create databaseon small, marginal farmers Mayawati violating ban on acquiring dalit land: Digvijay Singh 184 hectares resumed at Munnar 21. POVERTY Pranab-led EGoM clears crucial Food Security Bill “Making quality education cheaper will alleviate poverty” “Pre-determined BPL ceiling will hamper poverty alleviation efforts” 22. POPULATION State Govt set to celebrate population day from today State ‘hums’ new slogan for population control India set to become most populous by 2025: Maken 24. RESERVATION Gujjar talks move forward, OBC survey by Nov 30 OBC seats should not to be allotted to others, says SC Tamil Nadu sticks to 69% reservation quota 25. FASCIST CULTURE/HINDUTVA IPS Bhatt on sticky wicket 26. POLITICAL/DEMOTRATIC RIGHTS: OTHER NATIONS Create South Asian Parliament for sustainable peace: Pak Speaker
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