'Gandhi Mala Bhetla' : Supreme Court Judgementsamyaksanvad
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This document summarizes a Supreme Court of India case regarding whether a poem titled "I Met Gandhi" published in a union magazine could be charged under Section 292 of the Indian Penal Code for obscenity. The key issues addressed are:
1) Whether references to historically respected personalities like Mahatma Gandhi in poems/writings could be considered obscene, even with poetic license.
2) What constitutes "poetic license" - the court clarifies it does not mean a legal license but rather the creative freedom assumed by poets.
3) The definition and tests for determining what constitutes "obscenity" according to legal precedents and dictionaries.
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Tarun bharat sindhudurg, sindhudurg digital editionsamyaksanvad
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The document discusses a digital edition of Tarun Bharat, a newspaper from Sindhudurg, Maharashtra, India. It provides readers with an online version of the newspaper that can be accessed on computers and mobile devices. The digital edition allows people to read Tarun Bharat anywhere and stay up to date on local news from Sindhudurg.
This document is a multi-page scanned receipt containing repetitive text about being generated by a camera scanning app. It does not contain any other substantive information beyond this technical metadata.
Tarun bharat sindhudurg, sindhudurg digital editionsamyaksanvad
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The document discusses a digital edition of Tarun Bharat, a newspaper from Sindhudurg, Maharashtra, India. It provides readers with an online version of the newspaper that can be accessed on computers and mobile devices. The digital edition allows people to read Tarun Bharat anywhere and stay up to date on local news from Sindhudurg.
