Not sure why this is not being discussed..
This is a case stemming from a bail plea of a former IAS officer who has been alleged to tamper with judiciary. A sessions court judge Justice Rakesh Kumar had ordered CBI to investigate allegations of corruption in the judiciary on 28th august 2019.
However the very next day, a 11 judge bench of the Patna HC by itself took up this matter and "suspended" the order of CBI inquiry. Whats even worse, they have removed the sessions court judge and taken away all judicial work from him.
In the High Court order, they have banned publication of the session's court order from all media, govt & court websites. So no one can even report on that. This is like a gag order, which is completely illegal. No one has approached the high court to grant this order, it seems they have done this by themselves.
This is a dark day for whatever belief people have in the judiciary.
https://www.livelaw.in/news-updates/11-judge-bench-of-patna-hc-justice-rakesh-kumars-order-147586
No, but I've seen most of 'em.
(My father used this one every time we passed an enclosed shopping center. I wanted to die.)
I said 'No, thank you' and then looked down at my daughter and said 'Can you believe she thought I'd trade you away for just a tiny bit of lotion? I'd need a whole bottle, at least!'
She thought that was pretty funny.
On 17^th February 2013, a group of 4 Patna students became the headlines of several Indian newspapers owing mainly to two things: creating the world's first fully functional Android smart-watch, and the youngest in their team (merely 17 years old!) being hired as the CMO (since his mother was a program executive at a leading news network, a great boon for promotion).
The CEO made his first mistake when he tried to advertise it on international websites like Android Authority , where it instantly attracted a lot of backlashes and was revealed to be a rebranded ugly Chinese Z1 Android Watch-Phone which launched almost a year back whose specifications/review (written months before Patna boys launched them) can be found here. Furthermore, it was found that the 4 Patna boys actually stole the software they used on the watch too from the original developer on XDA Developers. (He has deleted his user account when this revelation came into light yesterday).
Months later in July 2013, when Google announced its plans to launch a fully functional Android Smartwatch, the young CMO who was currently studying in London after he flunked his school (God bless his father, a high post at India Tourism for giving him a second shot at education) thought that this was the perfect time to re-advertise the watch with him taking most of the light as the co-founder and the tech genius from London who put his hard work with 3 other guys. The Indians viewers LOVED the success story of an Indian boy from a small town who made it big in London, and he became a celebrity overnight and a much sought after speaker at a local, self-organized event. He also added “president and co-founder of XYZ organization”, a non-profit started by his own mother in his résumé.
Having gained enough popularity in the print media, he decided to become a pure product of internet and followed the “How to become internet famous for $68” like guide by hiring what we would call a public-relations guy, who made his Wikipedia page up having exaggerated claims of personal achievements and also made his Facebook and Twitter page get free likes. Once the inoculum was st
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“Ehh, you’ve been to one, you’ve been to the mall”
