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CYBER CRIMES

With the growth of technology , a man’s life has become increasingly reliant on the internet. It is used in practically every field. However, it has aided the expansion of cybercrime, which is becoming more common by the day.  Cybercrime is defined as an illegal conduct in which a computer is utilized as a tool,…

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FUNDAMENTAL RIGHTS UNDER INDIAN CONSTITUTION

The Constitution of India is regarded as the lengthiest written constitution of any sovereign nation in the world. When the Constitution was first written, it consisted of 395 articles which were divided in 22 parts and 8 schedules. Currently, it has a preamble which guarantees India to be a sovereign, socialist, secular and democratic republic…

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CONSTITUTIONAL SILENCE

Constitutions are rarely finished. No constitution can be supposed to be complete and great. Accomplishing an optimistic flawlessness will in general make constitutions inflexible. There will consistently stay a few regions which are either intentionally left unaddressed or unintentionally left so. These holes in the constitution are called constitutional silence. Constitutions are transformative and in…

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Capital Punishment in India

Capital Punishment is said to be a legal penalty in India. This comes under the country’s substantive penal legislation which gives some permission for the crimes in Indian Penal Code as well as other laws. According to the statistics in death row, there are 403 prisoners in India. The recent executions happened in March 2020…

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ABSOLUTE POVERTY v/s RELATIVE POVERTY

WHAT IS POVERTY? Poverty is defined as the inability to acquire or provide a basic level of food, water, shelter, and/or reasonable housing. What must be understood is that in many instances, it is not the fault of these (financially) disadvantaged people. A family can become impoverished for a variety of reasons, including death in…

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Person of Indian origin

When a person of Indian origin has been entitled to the passport of other countries, they hold Person of Indian Origin Card. But the passport should not be from countries like Afghanistan, Bangladesh, Bhutan, China, Iran, Nepal, Pakistan, and Sri Lanka. The Person of Indian Origin Card has ceased to work from 9th January 2015…

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Planning Commission vs Niti Aayog

The concept of this 5-year plan was used in Russia for working towards different methods for  development of the country. And at that time Pt. Jawaharlal Nehru was much under the influence of Russian way of functioning. So inspired from the same procedure, India also formed planning commission which led to the  better and sequenced…

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<strong>Helpline Details for Victims Of Domestic Violence for Women</strong>

  Background Violence against women is now widely recognized as a serious human right abuse, and an important public health problem with substantial consequences physical, mental, sexual, and reproductive health. Data on systematic review of domestic violence are needed to support policy and program recommendations. Therefore, the overall purpose of this systematic review was to assess…

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What is a State

According to Article 12 of the Constitution of India, the term ‘State’ denotes the union and state governments, the Parliament and state legislatures, and all local or other authorities within the territory of India or under the control of the Indian government. Article 12 defines State by consisting of the following parts of the Constitution-…

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