Chaos
Dec 14 2010, Asokananda Prosad

We are proud of the Supreme Court of India which has got a great resemblance, I believe, to ‘the Judgment Seat of Vicramaditya’. In a democratic country SC should play the vital role; otherwise occasionally we will be in a mess. Sadly indeed, the...

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A member of the Zimbabwe National Army walks past a looted shop in Harare, Monday, Dec. 1, 2008. Gunfire broke out in downtown Harare when rampaging, unpaid soldiers attacked money changers and clashed with police.