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DELEGATED AND SUB – DELEGATED LEGISLATION: CONCEPT UNDER ADMINISTRATIVE LAW

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ABSTRACT Delegated and Sub-delegated is part of the Constitution, but this is the concept under administrative law. To know delegated and sub-delegated legislation, firstly we need to know what administrative law is. Administrative law is the legal framework of the Constitution within the public administration. It creates and develops a system of public administration under …

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Black Lives Matter: A Critical Analysis on the Antagonism and Discrimination against Them

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Introduction An intricate perspective if we say the word “Black Lives Matter” which actually is an emerging from “Black liberation movement” of the 21st Century subjugated the public and private discourses in the United States. The Black Lives Matter movement which has totally mobilized millions of African Americans with sympathy to fight against the killings …

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SPECIAL PROTECTION GROUP AMENDMENT BILL-2019

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  INTRODUCTION: The Indian government provides a security cover  to  protect the Prime Minister and Former Prime Minister and his immediate family members residing with him at his official residence. On many proceedings or occasions, there will some guards surrounding the Prime Minister of India – they are named as the Special Protection Unit and …

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Lacuna in Law: Rights of Teachers amid Pandemic

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“Teachers are the backbone of any country, a pillar upon which all aspirations are converted into realities.” -Dr. APJ Abdul Kalam Article 21-A of the Constitution of India provides free and compulsory education to the children however, a fundamental question that arises is: what are the legislations protecting the rights of the teachers? With the …

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Honour killing- An evil to Right to Life and Personal Liberty

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 -Gowrav Hari Krishnan. P Introduction:             Indian society is a multicultural and pluralistic society where a lot of beliefs and faith regulate the human life and one belief which Indian people consider very precious is “Honour”. In a patriarchal society, women are considered as the bearer of honour of the family. If …

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SCRUTINISING THE SCOPE OF CYBER BULLYING : IN LIGHT OF COVID – 19

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 – SHREYA SHARMA Introduction   Cyberbullying during COVID 19 has become very common. Children across the world suffering to cyberbullying during the pandemic. There are many cases which affected the mental health of the victims of the cyberbullying crime. India is one of the top three countries which has the highest rate of cyberbullying. Second is …

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EIA DRAFT NOTIFICATION 2020: WATERING DOWN OF ENVIRONMENTAL PROTECTION

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– Shinjinee Namhata INTRODUCTION The environmental impact assessment (EIA) process is an interdisciplinary and multistep method to ensure that environmental matters and issues are included in decisions regarding various projects and envisages that may impact the environment. EIA is an environmental decision support tool, which provides information on the likely impacts of development projects to …

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