Author: Arpit Agarwal
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POVERTY IN THE LAND OF PLENTY
By Dr Dhuni Soren “Boarijore” 33 Longmeadow Road, Knowsley, Liverpool L34 0HN. England : After Santal Hul of 1855, santal people were given a home land in a form of a separate district called SANTAL PARGANA with certain safe guards and protection from suppression and exploitation. Their customary and traditional practices of self-governance were recognised…
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Environmental and socio-economic impacts of coal mining
By : Sikandar KumarResearch Scholar, IIT (ISM), Dhanbad, 826004 1 Introduction Coal is the only natural resource and fossil fuel available, and it is utilize in thermal power plants to generate electricity and in substantial amounts in metallurgical operations. India’s principal source of power generation is coal, which provides for about 55 percent of the country’s…
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EX PARTE DECREE
-By Arpit Agrawal : An ex parte decree is a decree passed in the absence of the defendant (in absenti). When the plaintiff appears and the defendant does not appear when the suit is called out for hearing and if the defendant is duly served, the court may hear the suit ex parte and pass…
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RIGHT TO INFORMATION ACT 2005
By Akash Pandey : Every government in India came into power on a plank of corruption. Corruption is a problem that affects all citizens directly. If we see when the elections are announced then every party starts giving promises that their party will make India corruption-free but never has any government taken this promise seriously…
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Relationship Between Fundamental Rights And Directive Principles
By Arpit Agrawal : The Constitution of India is not the free gift of the British Parliament. It is the end product of the research and discussion by a body of eminent dedicated representatives of the people. They prepared it after ransacking all the recognized Constitutions of the world and picking the greatest out of…