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CONSUMER RIGHTS IN SINGAPORE- AN UNDERSTANDING

Consumer rights and protection laws provide a way for individuals to fight back business malpractices. These laws are framed to hold sellers of various goods and services accountable when they seek to profit either by fraud or by taking advantage of a consumer’s lack of information or bargaining power. All around the globe consumer faces…

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Corporate Social Responsibility

ABSTRACT The fundaments of CSR rest on the fact that not only public policy but even corporate should be responsible enough to address social issues. The eligible companies are required to spend in every financial year, at least two percent of the Average Net Profits(Net profit include profits from overseas branch and dividend received from…

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Both sides of the UAPA Act

The unlawful activities prevention act,1967 is an act to prevent terrorist activities. It gives the central government powers to declare individuals and associations terrorist by nature. The act has been amended in 2004 and 2019, adding declaration of organisations and individuals as terrorist, respectively. Recently, few students of Delhi were imprisoned for a year with…

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PERSONAL DATA PROTECTION LAW IN INDIA

INTRODUCTION The right to privacy in embedded under Article 21 of the Indian Constitution, which guarantees the term “Privacy” cannot be conceptualised in a definite and strict sense. Article 21 is dynamic in nature and it has been recognised by law of torts, criminal law, cyber law and property law as well. Even though this…

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problems of the underpriviledged

Problems of the Scheduled Caste- a.1) Lowest Status In The Hierarchy- In the caste hierarchy the Scheduled Castes are awarded the lowest status. They are considered to be unholy, inferior and low and are hated by the other castes. They have suffered from the stigma of untouchability. Their image is considered to be polluting for…

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REMEDIAL MEASURES FOR POVERTY

Independent India paid due attention to the problem of poverty and undertook many measures and launched many schemes, programs and projects for the upliftment of the poor. ANTI-POVERTY PROGRAMMES Some of the poverty alleviation programs launched from time to time by the government are discussed below- . INTEGRATED RURAL DEVELOPMENT PROGRAM (IRDA) 1978-79 . DEVELOPMENT…

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POVERTY LINE

The Indian Planning Commission defined “poverty line” on the basis of nutritional requirements of 2400 calories per person per day for rural areas and 2100 calories per person per day for urban areas. POVERTY TYPES Absolute Poverty- Absolute Poverty is often known as “subsistence poverty”. Here Individual is not able to meet the basic “physical…

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