By Akash Pandey : Article 244 (A) has although granted statehood to, Meghalaya, the tribals of Assam are still trying to converge. The leaders of Karni Anglog and North cache Hills, known as armed specialist insurgents , keep alluding even though the, the statehood was promised. The Political vindictiveness, is a reason of uncertainty and […]
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-By Akash Pandey : Child labour refers to the exploitation of children through any form of work that deprives children of their childhood, interferes with their ability to attend regular school, and is mentally, physically, socially and morally harmful. Such exploitation is prohibited by legislation worldwide, although these laws do not consider all work by children as
-By Akash Pandey : Life of little ones are Destroyed When child labour is Employed Child labour refers to the exploitation of the children through any form of work that deprives children of their childhood, interferes with their ability to attend regular school, and is mentally, physically, socially or morally harmful. Historical underpinnings Pre-industrial era
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-By Akash Pandey : In January , a group of BJP legislators from Assam ,plus BJP MP Horen Sing Bey who represents the Autonoumos hills district ioconstituency, submitted a memorandum to the centre seeking the implementation of Article 244(A). Later in February , two days after the surrender , Karbi groups approached home minister Amit
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By Arpit Agrawal : Domestic violence can be defined as a pattern of behaviour in any relationship that is used to gain or maintain power and control over an intimate partner. It also refers to violent acts committed by a family or household members against another, such as child abuse or the mistreatment of one
By Akash Pandey : There is a relationship between the law and social norms. “Law” can be simply defined as rules that are authoritative and enforceable in nature and creates a severe prospect of sanctions being imposed for non- compliance. “Norms” can be explained as standards of proper or acceptable behaviour and in simple terms
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By Arpit Agrawal : Structures of Governments The present structures of governments can be distinguished into three major structures. The most prevalent is the unitary system, where power is held in at a national level and very little power is delegated to the smaller political subdivisions. The least common is the Confederation, which is a
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By Arpit Agrawal : In the last decade we have witnessed rapid growth of media influence in the process of access to justice in plethora of cases relating to corruption, rape, murder, sexual harassment, terrorist activities, etc. Media activism imposes an indirect pressure on the adjudicating authorities to deliver justice to victims in a timely
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By Akash Pandey : Ratio Decidendi The meaning of ratio decidendi is Latin for “the reason,” or “the foundation for” a decision. For example, ratio decidendi in the field of law refers to the moment or principle in a case that ultimately determines its outcome. Ratio decidendi is a legal rule regarding the legal reasoning behind the judgment of the judge
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By Arpit Agrawal : The history of labour struggle is nothing but a continuous demand for a fair return to labour expressed in varied forms i.e. (a ) Increase in wages, (b) Resistance to decrease in wages, and (c) grant of allowances and benefits etc. If a labourer wants to achieve these gains individually, he
