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Except for CPM, no other party dares to come out in praise

New Delhi: Ironically, a court ruling that underlined Nehru, inclusion, discrimination, fundamental rights, and the right to equality evinced a deafening silence from the entire political establishment while it got a ringing endorsement from other quarters, including the judiciary and large sections of th ....Read more

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Congratulations India, but majority still against the amendmentBy: Bhavishya Goel | Friday , 3 Jul '09 10:37:59 AM Reply | Forward Honestly, I very much doubt that this decision will carry through. And it's not because of the conservative bunch at helm. It's because of the common man, who still sees homosexual as queer and abnormal! And I am not talking about the rural folks. I am talking about the young lot of engineers in the top IT companies. If majority of these top of the crop think so about the homosexuals, I don't see how the government can go against the tide and uphold court's decision. But hope is all I can have at this point of time and hope I will!

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