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Soft cover. Condición: New. 'Justice delayed is justice denied' is a legal maxim that is often used to buttress the need for speedy justice. But what do we make of justice if it is served to a humble postman accused of stealing 57 rupees and 60 paise or a poor bus conductor charged with siphoning off 5 paise after legal battles that lasted for 29 years and 41 years, respectively? What do we make of justice if it costs so much that a retired senior bureaucrat and a senior Supreme Court judge say that they cannot afford the cost of litigation? What comes closest to this idea of manifest injustice is 'justice delayed' and 'unequal access to justice'. There are various impediments and roadblocks to the dispensation of justice that can be termed as fair. Many of them are beyond the control of the judiciary itself. But a Bharat envisioning to become developed by 2047 needs to have a judiciary enabled by technology, guided by integrity, and motivated to provide quick relief. Piled-up case files, vacant judicial positions, and crumbling spaces cannot be the hallmark of a 'nation on the move'. To clear these impediments, a concerted effort is required from all the stakeholders starting from government to litigants to the bar and the bench. The judiciary needs to be sophisticated and driven by the zeitgeist of high productivity, and judges need to have modern courtrooms so they can deliver justice swiftly. Stalled Wheels of Justice is not a commentary on law. That is something best left to jurists, lawyers, and constitutional experts. This is the story of law not being able to transform into justice. This is the story of denied insaaf and delayed nyaya. This is the story of a process that the author witnessed as a court reportera process that former chief justice of India N.V. Ramana equated with punishment. When the process itself becomes the punishment, poor justice-seekers become the first victims. Even when relief and judgments come forth, they are often empty of substance for they are pyrrhic victories. Much has been said and written from the points of view of persons in black robes, university professors, and intellectuals. But what about from men and women of the country who bore the heavy burden of injustice? This is the story of a faulty process, solvable unsolved problems, and, above all, of people at the end of the spectrum.

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Paperback. Condición: new. Paperback. Kai has always lived with questions - about choice, identity, and the unseen forces that quietly shape a life. Where others move forward without hesitation, Kai pauses. He interrogates his own thoughts, his impulses, his sense of self. Structure offers him relief, yet it also sharpens the unease that something beneath his decisions may already be decided.When climate disasters force Kai's town to relocate to Polaris, the near-future city of the future he struggles to adapt to its optimised rhythm. The systems there are seamless, efficient, and quietly pervasive. Accepting Link - an embedded system designed to integrate fully into the human body - becomes less a decision than an inevitability. At first, he welcomes it. The constant weighing of possibilities fades. Decisions arrive already resolved. The noise inside him softens, and for the first time, moving through the world feels effortless.But the questions do not disappear. They deepen. The habits that once defined him - pattern-seeking, self-interrogation, a relentless need to understand not only himself but the people around him - begin to turn inward. What feels effortless to others grates against something unresolved in him. The early relief curdles. The quiet order he embraced begins to feel intrusive. The honeymoon does not end abruptly; it erodes.As his inner fractures widen, desperation drives him toward Refract - a clarity drug said to reveal what lies beneath the surface, to show what Link is constrained to smooth over. Instead of answers, it opens something far more dangerous. And a search for truth accelerates into a near-fatal collapse.What follows is framed as recovery. An invitation to explore. A controlled experiment - one he cannot truly refuse - where his sense of self loosens and reconfigures. Moving through layered lives and altered states of being, Kai encounters a presence that speaks to him about identity, continuity, and the nature of existence itself.When he opens his eyes again, something is unmistakably different.Did Kai find the answers he was searching for? Or did the act of seeking strip him of the self he was trying to understand? A psychological and philosophical novel about fractured identity. This item is printed on demand. Shipping may be from multiple locations in the US or from the UK, depending on stock availability.

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Paperback. Condición: new. Paperback. Kai has always lived with questions - about choice, identity, and the unseen forces that quietly shape a life. Where others move forward without hesitation, Kai pauses. He interrogates his own thoughts, his impulses, his sense of self. Structure offers him relief, yet it also sharpens the unease that something beneath his decisions may already be decided.When climate disasters force Kai's town to relocate to Polaris, the near-future city of the future he struggles to adapt to its optimised rhythm. The systems there are seamless, efficient, and quietly pervasive. Accepting Link - an embedded system designed to integrate fully into the human body - becomes less a decision than an inevitability. At first, he welcomes it. The constant weighing of possibilities fades. Decisions arrive already resolved. The noise inside him softens, and for the first time, moving through the world feels effortless.But the questions do not disappear. They deepen. The habits that once defined him - pattern-seeking, self-interrogation, a relentless need to understand not only himself but the people around him - begin to turn inward. What feels effortless to others grates against something unresolved in him. The early relief curdles. The quiet order he embraced begins to feel intrusive. The honeymoon does not end abruptly; it erodes.As his inner fractures widen, desperation drives him toward Refract - a clarity drug said to reveal what lies beneath the surface, to show what Link is constrained to smooth over. Instead of answers, it opens something far more dangerous. And a search for truth accelerates into a near-fatal collapse.What follows is framed as recovery. An invitation to explore. A controlled experiment - one he cannot truly refuse - where his sense of self loosens and reconfigures. Moving through layered lives and altered states of being, Kai encounters a presence that speaks to him about identity, continuity, and the nature of existence itself.When he opens his eyes again, something is unmistakably different.Did Kai find the answers he was searching for? Or did the act of seeking strip him of the self he was trying to understand? A psychological and philosophical novel about fractured identity. This item is printed on demand. Shipping may be from our Sydney, NSW warehouse or from our UK or US warehouse, depending on stock availability.

Paperback. Condición: new. Paperback. Kai has always lived with questions - about choice, identity, and the unseen forces that quietly shape a life. Where others move forward without hesitation, Kai pauses. He interrogates his own thoughts, his impulses, his sense of self. Structure offers him relief, yet it also sharpens the unease that something beneath his decisions may already be decided.When climate disasters force Kai's town to relocate to Polaris, the near-future city of the future he struggles to adapt to its optimised rhythm. The systems there are seamless, efficient, and quietly pervasive. Accepting Link - an embedded system designed to integrate fully into the human body - becomes less a decision than an inevitability. At first, he welcomes it. The constant weighing of possibilities fades. Decisions arrive already resolved. The noise inside him softens, and for the first time, moving through the world feels effortless.But the questions do not disappear. They deepen. The habits that once defined him - pattern-seeking, self-interrogation, a relentless need to understand not only himself but the people around him - begin to turn inward. What feels effortless to others grates against something unresolved in him. The early relief curdles. The quiet order he embraced begins to feel intrusive. The honeymoon does not end abruptly; it erodes.As his inner fractures widen, desperation drives him toward Refract - a clarity drug said to reveal what lies beneath the surface, to show what Link is constrained to smooth over. Instead of answers, it opens something far more dangerous. And a search for truth accelerates into a near-fatal collapse.What follows is framed as recovery. An invitation to explore. A controlled experiment - one he cannot truly refuse - where his sense of self loosens and reconfigures. Moving through layered lives and altered states of being, Kai encounters a presence that speaks to him about identity, continuity, and the nature of existence itself.When he opens his eyes again, something is unmistakably different.Did Kai find the answers he was searching for? Or did the act of seeking strip him of the self he was trying to understand? A psychological and philosophical novel about fractured identity. This item is printed on demand. Shipping may be from our UK warehouse or from our Australian or US warehouses, depending on stock availability.

Taschenbuch. Condición: Neu. nach der Bestellung gedruckt Neuware - Printed after ordering - Kai has always lived with questions - about choice, identity, and the unseen forces that quietly shape a life. Where others move forward without hesitation, Kai pauses. He interrogates his own thoughts, his impulses, his sense of self. Structure offers him relief, yet it also sharpens the unease that something beneath his decisions may already be decided.When climate disasters force Kai's town to relocate to Polaris, the near-future city of the future he struggles to adapt to its optimised rhythm. The systems there are seamless, efficient, and quietly pervasive. Accepting Link - an embedded system designed to integrate fully into the human body - becomes less a decision than an inevitability. At first, he welcomes it. The constant weighing of possibilities fades. Decisions arrive already resolved. The noise inside him softens, and for the first time, moving through the world feels effortless.But the questions do not disappear. They deepen. The habits that once defined him - pattern-seeking, self-interrogation, a relentless need to understand not only himself but the people around him - begin to turn inward. What feels effortless to others grates against something unresolved in him. The early relief curdles. The quiet order he embraced begins to feel intrusive. The honeymoon does not end abruptly; it erodes.As his inner fractures widen, desperation drives him toward Refract - a clarity drug said to reveal what lies beneath the surface, to show what Link is constrained to smooth over. Instead of answers, it opens something far more dangerous. And a search for truth accelerates into a near-fatal collapse.What follows is framed.

Taschenbuch. Condición: Neu. The Link Within | A Story of Mind, Machine and Meaning | Shishir Tripathi | Taschenbuch | Englisch | 2026 | S&B House | EAN 9781764438407 | Verantwortliche Person für die EU: Libri GmbH, Europaallee 1, 36244 Bad Hersfeld, gpsr[at]libri[dot]de | Anbieter: preigu Print on Demand.

Taschenbuch. Condición: Neu. nach der Bestellung gedruckt Neuware - Printed after ordering.