During the Amrit Kaal, India is looking towards water as the future. June Kurukshetra addresses the issue of water conservation in this context. Article 1: FOSTERING WATER MANAGEMENT FOR FOOD SECURITY Challenges of Water Scarcity: The increasing pressure on natural resources, specifically land and water, poses several challenges to the global food system and its…
Chapter 1: Sahakar Se Samruddhi. Ministry of Cooperation (MoC) for Prosperity and Progress: Establishment (July 2021): The Ministry of Cooperation (MoC) was founded in July 2021 with the overarching goal of fostering prosperity and progress through cooperation. This initiative aimed to harness the power of collaborative efforts to drive economic development and societal advancement. Motto:…
Chapter 1: Technologies for Sustainable Agriculture Development. Introduction: Conventional Indian agricultural methods are ecologically harmful and threaten the environment and human well-being. It is essential to embrace sustainable agricultural practices to secure the future sustainability of Indian farming. Integrating cutting-edge technologies can empower farmers to develop enduring and eco-friendly farming systems. Some important data: Agriculture’s…
“Without the basic structure, we end up with a constitution without constitutionalism”. -Upendra Buxi How comprehensively can Parliament amend the Constitution? Can it change the very nature of the Constitution? Can it rewrite the whole Constitution? These were the questions that our Supreme Court, the final interpreter of the Constitution, faced in the 1960s…
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Fundamental Rights Fundamental Rights represents the essential human rights that are universally recognized as inherent to all individuals irrespective of their nationality, place of residence, sex, ethnic origin, color, religion, language, or any other status. In the context of India, these Fundamental rights are given in the Indian Constitution, specially in Part III (Article 12…
The idea of fundamental duty refers to a sense of moral obligations and responsibilities that an individual should uphold as a member of society and a nation. It serves as a moral compass for individuals, guiding them to act responsibly, ethically and with consideration for the nation’s well-being. It is often associated with the concept of…
“While we want this Constitution to be as solid and permanent as we can make it, there is no permanence in a Constitution.” -Jawaharlal Nehru The Constitution of a country is the fundamental law of the land. It has higher sanctity and more permanence than ordinary legislation. However, a democratic constitution has to be particularly…
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Mains Answer Writing 10-october-2023 Q1) The doctrine of Parliamentary sovereignty and judicial supremacy has exerted considerable influence in shaping the constitutional frameworks of India and the USA. Citing relevant case laws discuss the role of the judiciary in influencing the constitutions in these countries. Is the scope of judicial review wider in India? ANSWER: According…
Indian Express 10-October-2023 1) Age of Consent under POCSO Context: The 283rd report of the Law Commission has advised against lowering the age of consent, which is currently set at 18 years under the POCSO Act. The Commission believes that reducing the age of consent would have negative consequences, particularly in relation to child marriage…