20
Dec
2008
by Rishabh Srivastava | Tags: Police
In India, we have one policeman for every 1000 people, against one in 300 in the US. Bad communication system, obsolete arms and ammunition, lack of centralised data base and political interference make the police ineffectual.
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16
Dec
2008
by Rishabh Srivastava | Tags: 1971, Indian army, Mumbai, Police, Soldiers, Terror Strike
As a nation, we have always displayed only callous indifference towards these soldiers who have fought to preserve the country’s freedom and integrity. History shows that only those nations survive who honour their soldiers.
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22
Aug
2008
by admin | Tags: History, Interviews, Law & Order, Leadership, Police, SIMI, Terrorism
From a moderate start to a dreaded terror outfit, the Students Islamic Movement of India has come a long way.
Though the theories attached to the shift in stance by SIMI are relatively old, Safdar Nagori, the most prominent face of the banned outfit, said in his confession statement before the Madhya Pradesh police that SIMI [...]
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30
Jul
2008
by Rishabh Srivastava | Tags: Law and Order, Leadership, Police, Politics, Terrorism
THE TERRORIST groups have waged a war against India. We have witnessed series of blasts in two cities of the country very recently. Our honourable home minister, Shivraj Patil took time from his busy schedule and went to see the victims in Ahmedabad. Thank you so much sir! Like his previous speeches he repeated the [...]
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01
Jun
2008
by admin | Tags: Law & Order, Media, Police, Politics, Society
Sometimes, a single event can tell us more about the times we live in than an entire library full of sociological treatises. The Aarushi murder case is one such event. The responses to the case reveal the flaws in the institutions that we depend on: the police, the government, the media and the great Indian [...]
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04
Jan
2008
by abhishek | Tags: Infrastructure, Law & Order, Mumbai, Police, Society
Drunken Driving, which has been a menace since long in Mumbai, seems to have finally awaken the Mumbai Police to start a drive against it, bringing a relief for majority of Mumbai’s concerned citizens.
The drive which started in July 2007 has so far registered 12536 cases, earning a revenue of over Rs. 2 Crore for [...]
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17
Dec
2007
by shishir | Tags: Awareness, delhi, Law & Order, Police, Society, tax
In a revolutionary step taken by the Delhi Traffic Police, all Jaywalkers that is the Pedestrians who violate traffic rules and regulations will be fined for violation of traffic rules.
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