By Akash Pandey : Panchayati Raj is a system of rural self-government in India established in all the states of India by the acts of the state legislatures, constitutionalised through the 73rd Constitutional Amendment Act of 1992. Panchayati Raj was not a new concept to India, Indian villages had panchayat from the very ancient time which […]
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-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 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 : Cricket is unarguably the most famous sport in India, but the recent governments have started investing on different sports as they try to build good infrastructure and provide world class facilities. For the betterment of sports and players various schemes and allowances for providing well trained coaches and training centers are
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By Arpit Agrawal : “Democracy is a kingless regime infested by many kings who are sometimes more exclusive, tyrannical and destructive than one, if he be a tyrant”. It is the fear of being exposed by the media before the public that most of the politicians keep themselves under control to some extent” Benito Mussolini
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By Arpit Agrawal : The European traders who came to India have formed themselves into trading companies. These trading companies were issued a Charter by their respective governments. The charter generally empowered theses Companies to wage war, conclude treaties, conquer and occupy territories, build fortresses, etc. They had the right to negotiate with the kings,
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