This article explain how the people who are inability of those already on the brink of subsistence to absorb a second economic shock cannot be overlooked. Analysing the continuing pandemic impact on rising food insecurity in India. The coronavirus pandemic has sparked not only a health crisis but also an economic crisis, which together pose…
All around the world has been stopped due to the pandemic. And the New trends has emerged in every aspects of the life. And the major emerging trend is the Online Classes for all the students. This has become a New Normal aspect of the Human lifestyle. Digital Learning has become an essential thing…
The Prime Minister of India (PM) is the head of the Council of Ministers (COM) that accompanies him/her when forming the government. Articles 74 and 75 specifically mention that the President of India appoints the PM as well as his COM as per the list of names given by the PM himself. The Prime Minister…
INTRODUCTION Currently, our Constitution of India has 448 articles in 25 parts and 12 schedules. The 7th Schedule of the Indian Constitution deals with the division of powers between the Union government and State governments. As we did our civics classes as part of your social studies in school, we might remember that…
OXYGEN CRISIS : THE DRAWBACK As the recent headlines “Shortage of oxygen killed them and not COVID-19 entirely” grab our attention on the sudden note of ongoing oxygen crisis with the hike in patients demanding for Liquid medical oxygen (LMO). Let’s analyse first what LMO means and why our Country is facing oxygen crisis when all the…
The Supreme Court of India has been acknowledged as the “Guardian” of Indian Constitution and this legacy has been endowed to it because of the power of writs bequeathed with it and the High Courts. A Writ fundamentally means “a command” given by the court of law to people of all the levels in the…
The global corona virus pandemic has been an encumbering factor for the education systems across the world. It forced the governments to impose lockdowns and curfews in order to prevent further transmission of the virus. It was at this time that the concept of ‘online classes’ was considered educational boards and institutions at large. The…
Introduction Federalism in India has some remarkable differences from the classical models of federalism established in the countries like United States of America, Canada and Australia. One notable difference between India and other federations has been the power of the Union Parliament to recognise the internal map of the country by forming new states and…
“Disease, sickness, and old age touch every family. Tragedy doesn’t ask who you voted forHealthcare is a basic human right” Massachusetts Senator Elizabeth Warren Healthcare is a basic human right that obliges the government to provide affordable and accessible healthcare to everybody. Giving reasonable medical care is one of the approaches to advance government assistance…
MEANING The imposition of Article356 of the Constitution on a State following the failure of constitutional machinery is called President’s Rule in India. President’s rule is the suspension of state government and imposition of direct Union government rule in a state. President’s Rule is imposed when the state or union territory’s government is suspended and the Centre takes direct…
