The Unrest: Magazine on Economic and Political Upheavals in the World

The Unrest: Magazine on Economic and Political Upheavals in the World

Raman Media Network (RMN) Company – which is working in diversified content creation, management, and distribution businesses on a global scale – is publishing The Unrest news magazine that covers economic and political upheavals in the world. The magazine is being edited and produced by Rakesh Raman who is the editor of RMN News Service.

In the latest September 1-15, 2024 issue of The Unrest magazine, you can read a number of reports on the Indian judiciary, court cases, judges, and lawyers. A couple of old lawyers who belong(ed) to the Congress party have been trying to protect corrupt and criminal politicians involved in serious cases of crime in India. Their greed to stay as Rajya Sabha members and consume public money offered by the ruling politicians has led to massive political corruption in the country. 

Congress – which has become a perpetual opposition party – held some humdrum protests in different parts of India to highlight the alleged money laundering scandal of oligarch Gautam Adani, in an ongoing Perception Survey for 2024 Corruption Research Project in India, 89% of the respondents say that India is a corrupt country, while global reports reveal multiple irregularities in the Indian judicial systems, a comprehensive research report discusses how Indian judiciary is condemned in the world, a case report reveals how criminals are sending threats including death threats for editorial and human rights work, and local residents and environmental activists in Punjab held a big demonstration and organized a protest march to get the Budha Nala (old water stream) cleaned and polluted factories removed.

A complaint has been filed against Delhi Cooperative Tribunal (DCT) officials and a lawless lawyer for accepting and filing false cases to terrorize the citizens, as the cases of crime and corruption are increasing in Delhi’s cooperative group housing societies, a case of excessive money demand and defective lifts is reported at Sri Agrasen Apartments of Dwarka in Delhi, and a corruption complaint against a judge and an advocate has been sent to the Chief Justice of India, Registrar General of Delhi High Court, and the Central Vigilance Commission (CVC) of India.

In the international stories, you can read that a group of UN experts has commended the International Monetary Fund (IMF), World Bank, and women parliamentarians for establishing the Women Parliamentarians Council at the Global Parliamentary Forum and a new RMN Poll has been launched on the 2024 United States (U.S.) presidential election: Donald Trump or Kamala Harris: Who Should be the Next U.S. President?

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