Newspaper Must Read Articles of The Day– 2 May 2015

The Hindu


National

  • “A blow to judicial independence” –  How lay men can be expected to possess specialised knowledge as to which judge is corrupt and which is not or evaluate the ability and knowledge of a High Court judge, asks Justice J.S. Khehar about Article 124A.
  • Dhaka in the dark on land deal – The new formula involves handing over  “adverse possessions” and enclaves from Meghalaya, Tripura and West Bengal, totalling 1,999 acres, but will not include 268 acres from Assam, says officials about LBA with Bangladesh.

International

  • Anti-Sikh riots were genocide: California – The California Senate has condemned the 1984 anti-Sikh riots as “genocide” and said the then govt and law enforcement officials “organised, participated in and failed to intervene to prevent the killings of innocent Sikhs”.

Business

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Opinion-Editorial

  • A glass half empty for Adivasis – The Mines and Minerals Amendment Bill 2015 contains no provisions for consent from tribals for mining operations, but strengthens the rights of private sector mining companies, writes Brinda Karat.
  • Amending the law against corruption – The  amendments to the Prevention of Corruption Act falls short of public expectations and fail to address key issues in corruption jurisprudence.

Indian Express


Editorials & Columns

  • Bridge over Cauvery – Karnataka’s insistence on building two more dams on the Cauvery could lead to a showdown with Tamil Nadu.Tamil Nadu is apprehensive that the proposed dams would impact the flow into the Mettur Dam.

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