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THE STANDOFF BETWEEN INDIA AND CHINA- (Blog)

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INTRODUCTION The Galwan Valley clash between India and China which started on 15 th June, 2020, was a result of building tensions between the border forces of the 2 nations since May 5 along the road of Actual Control (LAC) that crosses through the valley in Ladakh. Such tensions have their roots, historically within the Sino-Indian War (1962), but more recently in both China and India’s expansion of military infrastructure along the LAC. The 2020 deadlock is contrasting from previous Chinese invasions within the LAC because unlike the distinct   and restricted encounters of the past, the present-day encounters are occurring at various points in Ladakh which suggest a high degree of Chinese premeditation and approval of its activities from the very top of the Chinese leadership. India’s construction of a feeder road that might connect with the road built last year from Darbuk-Shyok in Galwan Valley to Daulat Begh-Oldi was a trigger to Chinese Officials who saw this as an aggressiv

BANNING OF CHINESE APPS IN INDIA- (Blog)

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Where the whole world is fighting against the deadly coronavirus, India is also fighting a battle with its neighbouring country China. Where there is high tension on the indo-china border and the dispute regarding the stretch of land along the Sino-India border continues, the digital connections with China are now being withdrawn by India. On 29 th June, 2020, India banned 59 Chinese apps including social media platforms such as tik-tok, helo, WeChat and other apps as well such as UC browser, shareit, shein, etc. According to the Indian government such measures has been taken to protect the interest of the nation and for its security. The government through its press release by the ministry of electronics and information technology stated that’s these apps were a threat to the sovereignty and integrity of the nation and these apps were being used by the neighbouring country to transfer the data from the Indian users to other countries unauthorizedly. Even after banning of these 49

The Legal Aspects of Suicide in India- (Blog)

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Suicide is an act where a person intentionally causes his/her death due to mental disorders such as depression, bipolar disorder, autism, personality disorders, anxiety, and such similar issues. A suicide attempt is a fatal and self-injurious behaviour to die. The constitutional validity of the Right to Die under Article 21 was questioned in the courts numerous times. Article 21 of the Indian constitution affirms, “ No person shall be deprived of his life or personal liberty except according to procedure established by the law ”. While the constitution shelters the right to life and liberty, it does not comprise of the ‘right to die’. Attempts of a person at taking one's own life are not considered to fall under the ambit of the right to life. Section 309 of the Indian Penal Code (IPC) states that a person who attempts suicide or initiates any act towards the commission of such an offence , shall be punished with simple imprisonment for a term which may extend to one year or

COMBATING HUMAN TRAFFICKING – (BLOG)

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  HUMAN TRAFFICKING One of the fastest growing activity of trans-national criminal organisation is human trafficking Human trafficking can be understood as trafficking of person which is condemned as a violation of human rights by international conventions. It is associated with the act of recruiting, transporting, harbouring, providing ·          There are more than 4 million victims of sex trafficking. ·          7 out of 10 victims are exploited in Asia and the Pacific region. ·          Victims are arrested for the crime instead of traffickers . ·          Profit are highest per trafficked victim in developed economies. ·          1 in 7 of runways are victims of the child trafficking. ·          76% of total victims are girls and women. EVOLUTION The concept of human trafficking ha s been born out of the concept of slavery which originated back in 3500 BC at the first Civilization ·            In 1400’s European slave trading began in Africa with Portugue

AATMA-NIRBHAR BHARAT: POSSIBILITIES AND REALITY- (Blog)

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Background The idea of Atma-nirbhar India or self-sufficiency is at the heart of Prime Minister Narendra Modi. There are parallels between Prime Minister Modi’s message and Mahatma Gandhi’s concept of a self-reliant India, the bed of his indigenous philosophy. Self-sufficiency is woven into India's journey from the Swarajya movement itself. Atmanirbhar India's new initiative sows the seeds for a new course of long-term development and serves as an emerging pivot for India as a manufacturing and investment hub. To achieve this vision, India must focus on holistic and sustainable development. Introduction The government has announced the "Atma Nirbhar Bharat Abhiyan" to revive every sector of the economy from demand, supply to manufacturing and to make India self-sufficient to sustain and resolve any future Black Swan incident. Some call self-sufficient India a re-packaged version of the Make in India movement using new taglines such as 'Vocal for Local

Work from home and conformity of the online transition of information and workload- (Blog)

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Introduction   Coronavirus is a phenomenal occasion throughout the entire existence of humankind in the 21 st Century. A grave general wellbeing crisis which spread from Wuhan has now immersed 213 nations, zones and regions. National Lockdowns have given us a totally new significance of how corporate tasks need to function over. While this is going on and we are starting to telecommute, digital crooks are giggling their way to the banks. Coronavirus has brought us into a condition of a reminder. We have begun telecommuting when the whole world was all the while imagining that telecommute will take a very long time to be mainstream. Cyber lawbreakers are focusing on the breaking of cybersecurity that are being utilised by individuals while they are telecommuting and in this manner there are different new indications that one should be cautious about. Digital Law will be one of the key impetuses later on development and it is currently fundamentally going to the standard. Today ev

Fundamental Rights- (Blog)

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A main section of constitution of India (part3) leads to the backbone of it which is called as “THE FUNDAMENTAL RIGHTS”. Fundamental rights are respectively used and given to each people and citizen of India. Fundamental rights not only includes the six main rights but also have Article (12-35) and more than this many clauses related to the solution of our problem. It is mainly adopted from the constitution of America. Article 12:- It states the definition of state which includes: government and parliament of India, government and legislature of state, local authority, other authority Article 13:- It express the commencement of territory of India, and   includes: Laws inconsistent with OR in derogation of fundamental rights. RIGHT TO EQUALITY It provides equal rights to all peoples (Indian and foreign). It prohibits inequality based on caste, race, gender, place of birth, religion. It also gives equal chance of opportunity to all of us. It includes articles 14—18. Aticle1