ABSTRACT Gender inequality not only harms women besides it also affects men. This gender inequality not only exists in job, income, education, health but also in taking care of the children. There is a general myth that men are the sole breadwinner of the family, and women are intended only to take care of the
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Introduction In an agricultural economy, Farmers are economy runner; government makes Policies taking into account suitability of the farmers. Farming is a remarkable and indivisible part of the economy in India, as it constitutes 19% of the total GDP. It also contributes in providing employment opportunities to 60% of the population[i], so the farmers are
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INTRODUCTION The transgender community is among one of the most marginalized communities in the country because they don’t fall into the category of “male” or “female” gender stereotype. In 2014, the Supreme Court recognized the right of a transgender person to self-identify themselves as male, female or third gender.[i] Besides, the court ordered the central
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INTRODUCTION: Are there laws for stalking in India? Stalking is an act that is often dismissed as a harmless and innocent act, but it is an alarming and harrowing situation for the victim. It is the victim who ultimately has to bear the brunt, move to a different place, change jobs, and sometimes even their
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Introduction When too much power is vested in the hands of the government, there is a possibility of misuse of such power. A democracy functions efficiently only when the people of the country keep the government in check. When laws are made which take away such power from the people, they also take away
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-K.keerthika INTRODUCTION: The period before Insolvency and Bankruptcy Code, had various scattered laws relating to IBC which caused insufficient and ineffective results with extreme delays. Considering this, the IBC in 2016 was introduced as money bill recommended by TK Viswanathan Committee. IBC predicts resolution of Corporate insolvencies in two-stage procedure. First stage is the CIRP
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– Sneha Mahawar LAST MAJOR STEP WHICH WAS TAKEN IN THE FIELD OF EDUCATION BEFORE THE INTRODUCTION OF THE NATIONAL EDUCATION POLICY 2020 WAS THE RIGHT TO EDUCATION, 2009 The last major step which was taken in the field of education was that Article 21A was inserted in the Indian Constitution ie, the Right to
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