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Key Takeaways (Case Study in Administrative Evasion) Yogi M. P. Singh’s case highlights a ₹500 million identity theft and the failures of India’s administrative systems. Multiple institutions misused Singh’s PAN, revealing incompetence and obstructive practices within the Income Tax Department. Singh’s struggle for accountability included filing an RTI request, which authorities dismissed,…

The Case of the Missing Charge Sheet: Transparency vs. Administrative Silence In a functional democracy, the movement of legal documents between the Police and the Judiciary should be seamless and transparent. However, the case of Shivam Gupta vs. CPIO, District Court Mirzapur reveals a troubling “administrative vacuum” where a critical criminal record has effectively vanished between two public…

The Case of the Missing Charge Sheet: Transparency vs. Administrative Silence In a functional democracy, the movement of legal documents between the Police and the Judiciary should be seamless and transparent. However, the case of Shivam Gupta vs. CPIO, District Court Mirzapur reveals a troubling “administrative vacuum” where a critical criminal record has effectively vanished between two public…

Mahesh Pratap Singh <[email protected]> Regarding Hearing dated 01-04-2025 in S-1 Court Mahesh Pratap Singh <[email protected]>29 March 2025 at 21:46To: RAJ KUMAR VISHWAKARMA <[email protected]>, [email protected] 25 of the Hon’ble High Court (Right to Information) Rules 2006 is applicable for documents which are part of the paper book. Representation dated…

How-to: Is there a smarter tar or cpio out there for efficiently retrieving a file stored in the archive? #dev #computers #programming

Is there a smarter tar or cpio out there for efficiently retrieving a file stored in the archive?

I am using tar to archive a group of very large (multi-GB) bz2 files.

If I use tar -tf file.tar to list the files within the archive, this takes a very long time to complete (~10-15 minutes).

Likewise, cpio -t < file.cpio takes just as long to complete, plus or minus a few seconds.

Accordingly,…

Fix: How to move Linux to another partition? #fix #answer #solution

How to move Linux to another partition?

I need to make a copy of a working linux system, which (being contained in /, and the new place is prepared in /mnt/sdb5) seems to contain considerable amount of hard-, soft-links and special files in /dev; would cpio handle this job without applying additional magic?

Currently known safeguards:

not going to remove/modify running system until the moment…

How to: How to move Linux to another partition? #fix #solution #computers

How to move Linux to another partition?

I need to make a copy of a working linux system, which (being contained in /, and the new place is prepared in /mnt/sdb5) seems to contain considerable amount of hard-, soft-links and special files in /dev; would cpio handle this job without applying additional magic?

Currently known safeguards:

not going to remove/modify running system until the moment…