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Press To Be Free: Analysing Constitutional Protection For Freedom Of Speech

Pooja YadavJuly 14, 20220

Freedom of the Press is that the guarantee by a government of free print media for its citizens and their associations, extended to members of stories gathering organizations, and their published reporting. Not all countries are protected by a bill of rights or the constitutional provision per Freedom of the Press. With reference to governmental information, a government distinguishes which materials are public or shielded from disclosure to the general public supported classification of data as sensitive, classified, or secret and being otherwise shielded from disclosure because of the relevance of the data to protecting the national interest. Many governments are subject to sunshine laws or freedom of data legislation that are wont to define the ambit of national interest. Can the...

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India’s Development At Question With Many Forced To Beg On Streets

Pooja YadavJuly 14, 20220

In India, the tradition of charity is as old as civilization itself. truth Indian culture calls upon every man or woman to dispense with a number of his or her earnings to assist the poor and needy. The matter of beggary mustn't, therefore, be seen in isolation because it has its roots within the basic infrastructure of our society. Beggary isn't new to India. it's an age-old practice. many a time in our history books we will examine some king or noble man who periodically distributed gifts amongst the poor. Our holy men and ‘sanyasis’ who lived far away from cities were accustomed to coming to the cities to gather some alms or meals. But today beggary has become a profession. One can find beggars at the least bit at busy crossings, at the railway stations or the bus stands, at bus

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Relief From Inflation Is Likely; Russia Signs Agreement With Ukraine For Food Grain Export!

Aditi priya singhJuly 14, 20220

Turkey has announced that an agreement has been reached on the export of food grains from Ukraine. According to a Reuters report, this agreement has been signed between Russia, Ukraine and the United Nations. The draft agreement will be signed next week when representatives of the concerned parties meet again. According to the agreement, Russia and Ukraine will jointly build food coordination centers and exports will take place from there. Whereas Turkey will monitor the movement of cargo ships in the Black Sea. 1.Global market will get 20 million tonnes of wheat 2.This will remove the fear of food crisis 3.The rising price of wheat, maize will come down 4.Ukraine said - there is no agreement during Russian occupation of our land The world will get relief from inflation...

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Despite Border Tensions, India-China Trade Hits $67 Billion In First Half Of 2022

Aditi priya singhJuly 14, 20220

There has been a sharp increase in Indian imports from China. This is the reason why India and China have bilateral trade of $ 67 billion in the first half of 2022. It is believed that this year for the second time in a row, the bilateral trade of India and China may cross 100 billion dollars. According to the communication agency PTI, according to the General Administration of Customs, official data released by China, China has exported 57.51 billion dollars to India in the first six months of 2022. This is an increase of 34.5 percent over the same period last year. At the same time, $ 9.57 billion was exported from India to China. Indian exports declined by 35.3 percent as compared to the previous year. Due to this, India's trade deficit with China in the first half has been $ 47....

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From Food Shortage To Drinking Water Concern, These Problems Likely To Destroy Future Generations

Aditi priya singhJuly 13, 20220

The report of World Population Prospect 2022 that has come before the world is going to increase the concerns. Looking at the picture of the world's population that has been presented in the coming decades, it would not be wrong to say that the coming time will be very difficult for the coming generation of the world. The reason for this is very clear. With limited resources, the needs of such a large population would not be met. It has been said in this report that in November this year, the world population will touch the figure of 8 billion. It has been mentioned in this report by the year 2100 in which the population will cross ten billion. Therefore, in the coming times, the crisis in front of the world will get worse with time, it will not be one but many. Food shortage concerns

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Drugs, Blood Flow Go Hand In Hand In Streets Of Amsterdam

Agamapar ChadhaJuly 13, 20220

Often when one mentions drug cartels, the Columbian drug cartel popularised by Netflix comes to mind. A trade route involving shipment by plane from the tiny nation of Columbia, which transports drugs from Mexico to its target customers in the US. However, the flow of drugs and narcotic shipments en masse doesn’t limit the American continent, especially after heavy crackdowns that have swept the region’s powerful cartels. Drug cartels based in  Morocco’s clientele are in the Netherlands. Although the Netherlands has banned the consumption and possession of drugs, it still is quite lenient in its prosecutions and fines involving drugs. This makes the Netherlands a haven from where not only domestic but the drug trade all over Europe berths into the European continent. Netherlands’s essen...

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Pre-Pandemic Developments To Doom: Is Sustainability Possible By Reducing Gender Gap?

Pooja YadavJuly 13, 20220

The gender gap between working and uncompensated labor has widened, a veritable shadow pandemic unraveling the progress we made towards gender equality within the previous few decades. There has been a realisation lately that it's impossible to actualise sustainable development in our societies without equality between men and ladies. As a result, there has been a surge of conversations on gender equality as people feel it's the need of the hour. One needn't look further than the pandemic for evidence of the correlation between gender and social-economic equity. Women were disproportionately plagued by socio-economic consequences when COVID-19 hit. The gender gap between working and uncompensated labor has widened, a veritable shadow pandemic unraveling the progress we made to...

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National Emblem Row: ‘Humiliation To National Symbol’, TMC Leaders Attack Modi Government

Isha PoddarJuly 13, 20220

Trinamool Congres Mahua Moitra and MPs Jawhar Sircar accused the Modi government at the Centre of insulting the national emblem by stating the "disproportionate" and "aggressive" likeness of the Lion Capital of Ashoka on top of the Parliament building in Delhi. Rajya Sabha MP Jawhar Sircar stated on Twitter, "Insult to our national symbol, the majestic Ashokan Lions. Original is on the left, graceful, regally confident. The one on the right is Modi's version, put above the new Parliament building — snarling, unnecessarily aggressive and disproportionate. Shame! Change it immediately!" Lok Sabha MP Mahua Moitra tweeted on the image of the Lion Capital of Ashoka and compared that image with the past sculpture with the bronze and polish cast placed on the roof of the new Par...

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Drug Abuse Disrupts Society: School, College Students Among Targets, Needs Serious Intervention

Pooja YadavJuly 13, 20220

Drug abuse has become an awfully significant issue now. Wherever we go, we discover drug addicts. There are drug addicts within the hostels of faculties, Colleges, universities, and technical institutions. we discover drug addicts in offices and even in business houses. Most o the rickshaw-pullers and plenty of factory workers are enthusiastic about drugs There are drug addicts not only in urban areas but also in rural areas the foremost alarming fact is that now we've not only men and boys who take drugs but also a number of girls and girls are using drugs. Even in yore, there have been people that accustomed take drugs mostly opium. But the number of opium-eaters was quite small. Now it's become a fashion to require drugs of all types, including. opium. Drugs that are most ordinar

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ASHA Workers Are Backbone Of Health Infrastructure; Struggle To Get There Rightful Pay

Pooja YadavJuly 13, 20220

ASHA workers when gone on a strike had started the real worth of health workers in the eyes of the government authorities. they need long demanded better pay and insurance and this can be a result of those unfulfilled demands. ASHAs besides forming the backbone of public health in India are at the forefront of the COVID-19 outbreak. they need to be conducting door-to-door surveys and are actively involved in screening migrant workers returning home. this is often beside their regular duties that are far-reaching. ASHAs in villages are instrumental in bringing health to the doorsteps of the many who have little or no access to health otherwise, especially women and kids. They counsel women on nutrition, delivery, contraception and pregnancy, birth preparedness and delivery, breast...

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Socio-Political Drive In India Had Britishers Not Colonised It: An Analysis

Pooja YadavJuly 13, 20220

History can not be altered and its myriad paths would follow their own destined course. However, it'd not be entirely futile to indulge our imagination in picturing the course of history if such and such a happening had not taken place. One such occurrence is the British colonization of India. Land colonized India gradually and established its rule over the country for quite a century. If British colonization had not happened in any respect, where would we be today? To begin with, we'd not have suffered all that we did under land within the process of winning freedom from them. In colonized India, the people were stripped of their rights in every sense. they might not participate in the political and economic development of their own country. They were denied the correct to create t...

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India’s Aid To Sri Lanka Is Purely Economic And Not Political: EAM Jaishankar

Arpita SarkarJuly 13, 20220

In Sri Lanka, the prices of daily necessities have skyrocketed. Inflation is running at more than 50%. There has also been a massive power outage. The lack of medicines has brought the health system to the brink of destruction. However, Union Foreign Minister S. Jayashankar has kept India away from Sri Lanka's political instability. Jaishankar told, "The situation in Sri Lanka is very sensitive and complicated. Many developments are underway in Sri Lanka, even as we speak. Sri Lankans are our neighbours and friendly people. India wants to help them tide over their current economic travails. India's focus is on the economic aspects. Other issues are not bothering India." He was also asked about the alleged Chinese trespass on India's border along the LoC (Line of Control). Jayashankar s

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