Electoral Bonds and the Make-Believe Idealist World
Electoral Bonds were brought in for reforming political funding. It wasn't perfect, but the judiciary brought it down for being less than perfect. What is going on?
Inspired by
RayRichard’s blog, I am introducing a new series – BlogBazaar Sampling – where I will bring to the readers some interesting links from my RSS feeds that form my blog bazaar! Here are some interesting links for today:
GigaOm reports that Thunderbird – the email client from Mozilla is being spun out as a separate company. "It will receive $3 million in seed funding from the Mozilla Corp. David Ascher, currently CTO and VP Engineering of ActiveState will run the new venture. The new company will be a wholly owned subsidiary of Mozilla Corp."
Human freedoms are under threat. Malaysia – arguably the most "progressive" Islamic state in the world – is threatening to enforce Ramadan rules on everyone. So non-Muslims cannot eat! Meanwhile in the US, cities are policing how people wear their pants! No "saggy" pants showing boxers, please. Arguably the most advanced country on the planet and – as the Americans tend to believe of themselves – "free" country.. is now policing sartorial fashion!
ConfusedofCalcutta is musing on what is private and what is public after the advent of social networks!
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