Judicial Reforms: The Backbone Of A Real Democracy

The Foundation.moneylife.in presents Judicial Reforms: The Backbone Of A Real Democracy

           

APRIL 20, 2013

(SATURDAY)

Registration: 2:30 pm

Session Time: 3 pm to 5 pm

Venue:

Moneylife Foundation

(Landmark: Chaithyabhoomi lane)

Knowledge Centre, 305, 3rd Floor,

Hind Service Industries Premises, Off Veer

Savarkar Marg, Shivaji Park, Dadar (W),

Mumbai – 400 028.

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NO ADMISSION FEE

Prior registration is a must

Contact:

Ms. Seraphina, Ms.Shilpa at 022 - 4920 5000

or email at foundation@moneylife.in

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 JUDICIAL REFORMS:

THE BACKBONE OF A REAL DEMOCRACY

In a genuine democracy of the people, by the people, for the people, government laws, rules & regulations ought to be implemented fairly. And, when there is miscarriage of justice, the legal system ought to restore the balance of equity in an affordable manner and within a reasonable time.

Unfortunately, for most ordinary people, approaching the judiciary is not a real option. While some pathbreaking judgments hold out a lot of hope, justice is usually delayed as well as denied, to the deserving. There is not only a huge backlog of cases. But, there are spiraling costs & increasing corruption.

What is the extent of the problem and what should be done? Listen to Mr. Bhagvanji Raiyani, Founder of the Forum For Fast Justice &  a relentless crusader for judicial reform on how we can help push for change to reform the judiciary, which is a key pillar of democracy. Mr. Raiyani has filed over a hundred public interest litigations (PILs). Learn how to use the PIL route & join the effort for better laws and an effective judiciary.

Mr. Bhagvanji Raiyani is also Founder President of Kala Gurjari, Forum For Fairness In Education & Janhit Manch and founder of Society For Fast Justice. He is also Past President of the Juhu Junior Chamber and Past National Vice-President of the Indian Junior Chamber and Saurashtra Patel Samaj. Mr. Rayani is founder editor of Dhanya Saurashtra Dharani, a quarterly magazine and the author of several books. He founded a high school in his village Supedi, which was rated among the best in Gujarat.

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