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By Carey Roberts Recently I attended a domestic violence conference hosted by a church in my community. “The Church’s Role in Addressing Domestic Violence in the Faith Community,” the glossy brochure explained. The program featured a Proclamation by President Barack Obama filled with heart-rending language about the “devastating impact” of [...]  November 11th, 2009 |  Tags: Abuse, dating violence, domestic violence, domestic violence conference, dramatic presentation, faith community, Gender Abuse, glossy brochure, intimate partners, Laws, lethal actions, motor vehicle accidents, richard gelles, serial rapists |  Category: Common Cause, Government, Politics, Social |  Leave a comment A Dad’s Point-of-View, by Bruce Sallan We just went through the swine flu with our older son, Will. We didn’t panic or allow the hysteria of the msm (mainstream media) to scare us. His first reaction was simply, “Darn, I’m going to miss Halloween.” I believe our [...] November 10th, 2009 | Tags: Daily journal, Disease, Epidemic, Fears, hysteria, Ignored, mainstream media, mild fever, Misconceptions, motrin, pediatrician, realistic view, risk groups, Swine Flu, Tamiflu, tragic deaths, washing hands | Category: Common Cause | Leave a comment No. of suicides by married men vs. married women:- 2005 – 52583 vs. 28188 2006 – 55542 vs. 29869 2007 – 57593 vs. 30064 In the eleven years period 156,000 HUSBANDS have COMMITTED SUICIDE DIRECTLY due to Domestic Violence from their wives and in-laws. HINDI VARTHA is PROMOTING FEMALE FETICIDE BY FALSE STATISTICS AND [...] September 17th, 2009 | Tags: 28188, domestic violence, eleven years, false statistics, female feticide, married men, married women, suicide, suicides, vartha | Category: Common Cause, News | Leave a comment A clear constitutional definition is overdue to save our secular quintessence, writes Justice V. R. Krishna Iyer The Constitution of India is a long, legal parchment—solemn, sublime and secular—enacted in substantial fulfillment of the ethos and aspirations of the people of India. This ‘Supreme Deed’ of independent India, bears true faith [...] May 21st, 2009 | Tags: amendments to the constitution, constitution, Constitution of India, independent india, Indian Constitution, judge, krishna iyer, Law makers, Laws, micro changes, Parliamentary, philosophy material, r krishna, social philosophy, substantial fulfillment | Category: Common Cause, Government, Laws | Leave a comment May 4th, 2009 | Tags: amp, Government, polls, ranbir, society, vote | Category: Common Cause, Government, Social | Leave a comment Dear all Indian Husbands and their Family Members, Nowadays more than 57000 Indian Husbands are ending their lives in suicide every year due to the anti-husband, anti-family and anti-child biased and lopsided marital laws like Section 498A / Domestic Violence Act / CRPC125 / Adultery law / four different maintenance laws, all passed by [...] March 27th, 2009 | Tags: atm machine, bjp, congress, congress party, domestic violence act, elections, free atm, Government, harish chandra, indian men, inspite, legal terrorism, married women, mp, News, parliament, Politics, polls, railway platform, upa, vote | Category: Common Cause, News, Politics | Leave a comment March 13th, 2009 | Tags: criminals, poison, politicians, Politics | Category: Common Cause, News, Politics | Leave a comment Before we begin a discussion on this subject, there are a couple of things that need to be made clear: first, propaganda is neutral term. It simply describes the packaging used to convince others that an agenda is correct. If the cause it serves is worthwhile, then so are the methods being used. On the [...] February 23rd, 2009 | Tags: atomic bombs, complete nonsense, latter term, national socialists, negative connotations, neutral term, Politics, powerful weapons, principals, professional, propaganda, propaganda campaign, proper respect, sociology, spin doctor | Category: Common Cause, Politics | Leave a comment - by Bob Proctor If you were to choose just one part of your personality to develop that would virtually guarantee your success, I’d like to suggest that you place persistence at the top of your list. Napoleon Hill, in his classic “Think and Grow Rich,” felt so strongly about this subject, he devoted an entire [...] January 20th, 2009 | Tags: anger, bob mathias, bob proctor, change the world, control, decathlete, gandhi, harassment, helsinki finland, improvement, mahatma, mental strength, milt campbell, napoleon hill, power of persistence, psychology, self help, theu, thomas edison, walk down memory lane, world | Category: Common Cause, Social, Values | Leave a comment |
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Blog is no private domain – No Value for the Constitutional Rights
Comments On Web May Attract Libel, Criminal Cases
New Delhi: A 19-year-old blogger’s case could forever change the ground rules of blogging. Bloggers may no longer express their uninhibited views on everything under the sun, for the Supreme Court said they may face libel and even prosecution for the blog content.
It will no longer [...]