https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=tp_sGpYZ_78 Senior Advocate Dushyant Dave Slams Delhi HC’s Sengar Verdict, Says He Will Quit Law Dave expressed his deep disillusionment with the judiciary, revealing his decision to 'quit law in July 2025' after 48 years of practice. The High Court suspended Sengar's sentence on the grounds that he was not a 'public servant' under Section 5 of the POCSO Act at the time of the offence. Dave argued that an MLA is a person in authority and trust, making the judgment legally unsustainable and a shock to the collective conscience. He also drew parallels with the Aravalli verdict, warning that such rulings erode public faith in the justice system.
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PM Modi Trolled on Church Visit: Sanjay Singh, Rajdeep Sardesai, Ashutosh Call Out 'Hypocrisy' Over Christmas Hooliganism.
Prime Minister Narendra Modi's visit to a church on Christmas Day has triggered a massive political and media backlash. Aam Aadmi Party (AAP) MP Sanjay Singh, along with senior journalists Rajdeep Sardesai and Ashutosh, have sharply criticized PM Modi, accusing him of hypocrisy.
AAP MP Sanjay Singh directly targeted the Modi government, speaking out against the rise of hate in the name of religion and demanding concrete action against the trouble-makers.
Senior journalists Rajdeep Sardesai and Ashutosh also weighed in on the issue, holding PM Modi, the BJP and the government accountable.
Christmas A Target Of Hate? | Who Will Punish 'Goon' Culture? India Today Dec 23, 2025 Senior Advocate Colin Gonsalves describing the attackers as 'terrorists' who 'have gone scot-free for a long time.' Father Nigel Barrett, Spokesperson for the Archdiocese of Mumbai, laments the 'intolerance' and 'goon culture' marring the festive season, stating, 'Christmas is about peace, love, goodwill.' Former Punjab DGP Shashi Kant criticises police inaction, attributing it to political pressure. The discussion explores the rising tensions around Christmas celebrations and the contentious issue of religious conversions in India.
By Restoring India’s Kham River, a City Revives Its Cultural Legacy https://www.wri.org/insights/kham-river-restoration
The Kham River Restoration Initiative demonstrates how a social-ecological approach to waterway management can transform cities and improve lives... They mapped 249 waste entry points with drones and installed traps. Rerouted sewage to treatment plants and built new ones. Set up a facility for textile waste from factories. Cleaned the river and discovered springs that were buried under debris. Fixed waste collection across the city, removed 170 dump sites. The municipal commissioner joined weekend cleanups himself. Citizens showed up every Saturday. The key was stopping waste from entering the river in the first place, not just cleaning it.
It has dramatically reduced environmental degradation and flood risk along the Kham River. And as the first river in India not connected to the glacier-fed perennial Ganges River to have an Urban River Management Plan, the Kham is setting a precedent for smaller-scale and seasonal rivers to create formal management frameworks. These plans also expand cleanup work to other bodies of water at the regional basin-level, beyond municipal bounds.
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