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The Angry People Participating In Rally Shouted Slogans Against The Atrocities Allegedly Carried Out By The Insurgent Group

Isha PoddarJune 18, 20220

People are Distressed over the repeated abduction of civilians from the Tirap, Changlang, and Longding (TCL) districts by the NSCN (K-YA). The Tirap Changlang, Longding people’s Forum (TCLPF), organized a mass peaceful protest at the respective district headquarters a few days ago. Thousand of people walked and joined the rally. The Forum also submitted two-point memorandums to the district deputy commissioners, demanding security for the people and facilitating basic needs for youths who have surrendered. Urging for Help TCLPF member Nongming K Longchang informs the reporters that the group has abducted more than 22 civilians within a couple of months. This protest is a message to the government that no such incidents should happen in the future. They appealed to underground lea...

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Learn How Important Child Rights Are, How Can It Be Contested To That Of Adults?

Pooja YadavJune 17, 20220

It is argued that children need to work because they're poor, but children can not be held liable for their poverty. The child population in India today stands at 400 million, which is over the whole population of the many countries within the world. As an outsized country with diversity in economic attainment, political and institutional histories and cultural specificities, the protection of children’s rights continues to represent a key challenge. While there are gainful achievements in child development indicators of health, nutrition, education and other entitlements—some states doing better than the others—these key areas still be abysmally poor sure as shooting classes of youngsters and more disadvantaged communities. Currently, India has the biggest network of public schools

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Workplace Inequality: An Issue Not Limited To Women But Rather A Societal Problem

Pooja YadavJune 17, 20220

Although the situation of women has improved within the past decades they still are discriminated against when it involves work. They get paid but men for the identical work that they are doing and in some cases don't have the identical opportunities as men to achieve high-ranking positions. However this is often beginning to change. Especially organizations, just like the UN or UNESCO are giving women better opportunities. Many world organisation countries have introduced quotas for ladies in high-ranking positions. But in other areas they're still second-class citizens. The role of ladies has changed drastically during the 20th century. within the early 1900s female workers were employed mainly in factories or worked as servants. within the course of your time they got more edu...

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Significance Of Mental Health: What Covid-19 Has Taught Us?

Pooja YadavJune 16, 20220

The Covid-19 pandemic and therefore the accompanying lockdowns compelled people to require an extended hard examine the state of their relationships. While meeting the immediate must quarantine and isolate, there has been a growing realisation that while one may have innumerable followers and friends on social media, those within the globe are way more limited. In vying for likes and sharing posts a few wonderful life, somewhere the power to physically discuss difficult things had diminished. Sharing feelings and problems in real conversations and confrontations is difficult and there's an all-round uneasiness about revealing what's truly being experienced—a growing anxiety and uncertainty about the new world created by the pandemic. Moods and sleep patterns are impacted. the lack t

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Philippines Election 2022: Will History Of Dictatorship Repeat Itself?

Dr. Kankana DebnathJune 16, 20220

The presidential election of the Philippines was held on May 9 in which Ferdinand Marcos Jr. emerged victorious securing 28.8 million votes which is more than twice of what his closest opponent Leni Robredo secured. The son of infamous Filipino dictator Ferdinand Marcos, Marcos Jr.’s victory paved the way for the revival of the family that was once exiled and ousted from power in 1986 by the ‘People’s Power’ uprising. According to experts, the democratic situation in the Philippines has failed to address the basic needs of the citizens and the Filipinos have grown disillusioned and impatient, waiting for a change. With widespread poverty, inequality and corruption the democratic structure is said to be so corrupted that Filipino public has lost trust with the system. The election of ...

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Why Arunachal Pradesh Is Still Backward?: A Case Study

Sapna SinghJune 16, 20220

We are compelled to state that, despite more than 50 years of economic planning, the country has yet to meet the unique needs of Arunachal Pradesh fully. Arunachal Pradesh is still backward only because of the harsh terrain and disproportionately high costs of supplying administrative, social, and economic infrastructure. The state's economic development is hampered. In most infrastructure areas, the state lags behind the national average. In most aspects of infrastructure, the state lags behind the national average. Economic planning has had little influence, and economic liberalization has had little impact as well. Re-orientation and restructuring of strategies and policies best suited to Arunachal Pradesh would be required to accomplish the desired developmental vision, taking ful

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India-China Row: RSS Leader Ram Madhav Wishes To Fix Border Dispute In His Lifetime

Arpita SarkarJune 16, 20220

The border dispute between India and China should be resolved in my lifetime, said the RSS leader Ram Madhav in dealing with a "cultural nation" like China. "No one knows who will solve this problem," Madhav said at the launch of the book 'China Blood's Bulletless Borders' written by retired Colonel Anil Bhatt. Referring to the border dispute between the former Soviet Union and China, the RSS leader said, "You know, the border dispute between the former Soviet Union and China was settled by drunken leader Boris Yeltsin (the first Russian president). Did anyone ever think that Yeltsin would solve this problem in the end? But that is his achievement." On the Indo-China conflict, Madhav said, "It is not right to rush to resolve the Indo-China border issue ... one should not think th...

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West Bengal Chancellor Bill: Legal, Constitutional Challenges Ahead Of Appointing CM As Varsity Chancellor

Snehashish RoyJune 15, 20220

West Bengal government on June 13 passed a bill that replaced the Governor with the chief minister as the chancellor of the state-run universities. The move is seen in line with other Opposition-led states that curtailed the Centre's authority. The West Bengal legislative assembly, using the West Bengal University Laws (Ammendment) Bill, replaced the Governor Jagdeep Dhankar with CM as the chancellor of state-run universities. However, the bill is yet to become a law which will need Governor Dhankar's sign.  Governor's powers on state-run universities as chancellor Governors, as chancellors, in most states have the power to officially dismiss a decision by the universities' decision-making bodies and to recruit vice-chancellors. They preside over the convocations organised in th...

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Children Of Live-In Couples Also Entitle To Ancestral Property: Supreme Court

Arpita SarkarJune 15, 20220

A special judgment of the Supreme Court on couples living in a live-in has been instructed. If a couple has children while in a live-in relationship, they cannot be deprived of their ancestral property rights. The country's top court has given such instructions. The Kerala High Court ruled that the law was in favor of marriage and against the concubine. Rejecting the verdict, the high court said that if a man and a woman live together for a long time, their children will get ancestral rights. A bench of Justice S Abdul Nazir and Justice Vikram Nath said, "If a man and a woman live together as husband and wife for many years, they will be considered bound by marriage." In 2009, the lower court's verdict was overturned by the Kerala High Court. The lower court granted the petiti...

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Pollution Will Reduce Life Expectancy Of Indians By 5 Years: Report

Arpita SarkarJune 15, 20220

It has been reported that air pollution can reduce the life expectancy of Indians by about five years. That's according to the latest report from the Air Quality Life Index (AQLI) of the Institute of Energy Policy at the University of Chicago. It is said that Delhi is the most polluted city in the country. Pollution can reduce life expectancy there by 10.1 years. On the other hand, 97.3 percent of the world's lives are at risk due to air pollution. The report is based on data from 2020. It said that 63% of Indians live in areas where air pollution is above national standards (40 micrograms per cubic meter). According to the report, India is second only to Bangladesh (65.6 micrograms / cubic meter, the life expectancy of citizens could be reduced to 7.9 years) in the list of the world's ...

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Indian Rupee Is Falling Continuously: Learn Its Impacts On Economy

Sapna SinghJune 14, 20220

The Indian rupee is falling continuously because, since the geopolitical situation has been disrupted by Russia's invasion, the rupee has been under tremendous strain. Fears of global inflation were heightened as a result of the crisis, driving up the price of critical goods around the world. In the first session of this year, Indian equities sank 2.6 percent as equity markets around the world sold down after US May inflation data jumped to a four-decade high of 8.6%, stoking fears of aggressive rate hikes by the US Federal Reserve at its next monetary policy meeting. The value of any country's currency reveals its intrinsic strength. A country is deemed strong if its currency is stronger than other currencies. Because the US dollar is a global currency, the value of the rupee vs...

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Modi Targeting Muslims, Excessive Force Must Be Stopped: Amnesty International

Arpita SarkarJune 14, 20220

The controversial remarks by the now-suspended BJP spokesperson Nupur Sharma and the ensuing protests have caused controversy in many parts of the world, including India. This time, Amnesty International issued a stern statement urging the Indian government not to target Muslims. Recently, BJP spokesperson Nupur Sharma's (now suspended) controversial remarks in the media made India virtually isolated in the Arab world. Several countries have called on India's ambassador to oppose the ruling party's spokesman's remarks. Indian goods were boycotted at multiple trade venues in West Asia. Opposition and demonstrations started in the country as well. But the BJP-ruled states have been accused of taking "extra drastic" measures to quell the protests. This time, in that context, Amnesty Int...

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