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Anti-gay law – what took India so long? Anti-gay law – what took India so long?
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“A toxic colonial legacy dies with India’s anti-gay law,” says your headline (Journal, September 7) above the article about the Indian supreme court’s declaration that the law against gay sex is unconstitutional. India has been independent for 71 years. If the law had really been contrary to Indian culture groaning under colonial imposition, one might expect it would have been overthrown long ago.Paul BrownseyGlasgow“A toxic colonial legacy dies with India’s anti-gay law,” says your headline (Journal, September 7) above the article about the Indian supreme court’s declaration that the law against gay sex is unconstitutional. India has been independent for 71 years. If the law had really been contrary to Indian culture groaning under colonial imposition, one might expect it would have been overthrown long ago.Paul BrownseyGlasgow
• I see Mr Blair doubts whether Labour can be “taken back” (theguardian.com, 7 September). Presumably he means taken back from its members. Just goes to show.Shaun PyeLeeds• I see Mr Blair doubts whether Labour can be “taken back” (theguardian.com, 7 September). Presumably he means taken back from its members. Just goes to show.Shaun PyeLeeds
• Am I alone in detecting a certain irony in the fact that the book Magical Capitalism (Letters, 6 September) is available on Amazon for a mere £101. Admittedly, delivery in the UK is free, but could Mr Bezos have something to hide?Rob HutchinsonNewport, Isle of Wight• Am I alone in detecting a certain irony in the fact that the book Magical Capitalism (Letters, 6 September) is available on Amazon for a mere £101. Admittedly, delivery in the UK is free, but could Mr Bezos have something to hide?Rob HutchinsonNewport, Isle of Wight
• Boil your dishcloth (6 September)? I’m 80. I’ve never boiled my dishcloth. No one in my house has ever caught a stomach bug. Are we getting things out of proportion?Val SpougeBraintree, Essex• Boil your dishcloth (6 September)? I’m 80. I’ve never boiled my dishcloth. No one in my house has ever caught a stomach bug. Are we getting things out of proportion?Val SpougeBraintree, Essex
• Shared spaces to meet others (Letters, 7 September) do not need a building. Be a group walker in the great outdoors. Socialise and exercise. What’s not to like?Rod WarringtonChester• Shared spaces to meet others (Letters, 7 September) do not need a building. Be a group walker in the great outdoors. Socialise and exercise. What’s not to like?Rod WarringtonChester
• Lindy Hardcastle is welcome to adopt our daughter (Letters, 7 September) but she needn’t wait till we’ve gone.Richard and Christine ManganLondon• Lindy Hardcastle is welcome to adopt our daughter (Letters, 7 September) but she needn’t wait till we’ve gone.Richard and Christine ManganLondon
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