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There is nothing so surprising in the acquittal of Salman Khan. This is what happens against almost all cases where a powerful or a wealthy person is involved.Our laws are like a cobweb.If a small fly is trapped in it, it is killedIf a big fly is trapped in it, it destroys the cobweb itselfThe rich and powerful people use the best of advocates who deliberately delay the trial for several years on one pretext or other.They use all means during this period to buy the witnesses or threaten them, if they refuse to fall in line.They also use this time to destroy evidences, manipulate investigation files as several government officers are changed during such long period.They also try to influence the judges.The people who are fighting the case don’t have the matching resources with them.The result is that many witnesses die or turn hostile during the trial and most evidences are destroyed or manipulated.Since the courts rely on the testimony of the witnesses and the documentary evidences, they are left with no option but to discharge these influential people.The judicial system is in dire need of improvement so that justice can be delivered effectively and efficiently.Only the Government can make the judiciary more efficient by increasing the number of judges, providing better infrastructures in courts and by making suitable laws for expediting the trial.The only problem is that the governments are headed by politicians who are the greatest beneficiary of the present judicial system.Hence, they are unlikely to bring any judicial reform which may harm them the most.Only when people of India can elect honest politicians during election, we can hope judicial reforms that can deliver true justice to all the citizens.

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Presenting - One of India's greatest captains, Saurav Ganguly and his 3 tactical master strokes in one game that changed Indian cricket's future.India and England were playing in a 4 match test series in 2002 in England. At the start of the third test in Headingley, India were trailing 1-0. Headingley is known for its overcast and seaming friendly conditions, conditions that have traditionally favored the English team and have always troubled the touring Indian sides. Everyone was expecting India to relinquish the series there and then. But Ganguly made some unorthodox tactical decisions which ultimately handed India their largest victory ever outside the sub-continent.1. Choosing to bat first in overcast conditionsDamp skies and a moist pitch conducive for movement off the pitch. For most captains, it would be a no brainer to choose to bowl and give his fast bowlers the opportunity to knock down some early wickets and seize control. Ganguly however knew that with his limited fast bowling reserves, they might let England slip away to a nicer second day batting track without losing too many wickets and then India would just be left to catch up with the opposition. India had to take control early on to prevent a series defeat and so he decided to bat first and put runs on the board.Ganguly trusted his batsmen and they rightfully delivered for him. Rahul Dravid played out the English seamers in that crucial morning period by religiously refusing to touch any ball that was not in his zone. In tough batting conditions, he scored 148 runs which is regarded as one of his finest innings to date. Tendulkar and Ganguly then piled on the misery to help India get to a mammoth first innings total.2. Continuing to bat in fading lightOn the second day afternoon, India were comfortably placed with Ganguly and Tendulkar forging a solid partnership. The light was fading and the umpires asked the Indian players whether they wanted to bat or not. The England bowlers had taken the third new ball but they were tired after having bowled for almost two days. Not in a mood to waste time, Ganguly decided that they will bat. It was then that Ganguly and Tendulkar decided to rip apart the English bowling attack. In the first 11 overs with the new ball, both smashed 96 runs. It was raining 4's and 6's at Headingley. Indian batsmen had never batted with such authority outside the sub-continent. In no time, India raced to 600 with Tendulkar scoring 193 and Ganguly scoring 128 runs.3. Picking 2 spinners and leaving out a seamerGoing with just 2 seamers on a pitch that assists fast bowlers looks like a foolish decision. Ganguly on the other hand believed that India's strength lied in their spinners and it is they who can win this match for India. He picked both Harbhajan Singh and Anil Kumble who went on to take a combined 11 wickets in the test match with Kumble getting 7 of them to bowl England out twice in successive innings and completing India's victory by an innings and 46 runs.Ganguly has always been known as an aggressive captain and his knack of taking bold decisions was one of the main catalysts of the change that was brought into Indian cricket in the new millennium. Indian team was transformed from being mere push overs to ones who were not afraid to take control of the proceedings even when they were playing outside the comforts of their home. Ganguly was really India 's skipper of the new millennium.