CONNECTING THE DOTS : Malnutrition || National Nutrition Strategy #13
Malnutrition: National Nutrition Strategy
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CONNECTING THE DOTS : Farmers’ Distress: Swaminathan Committee Report #11
TOPIC: Farmer’s Distress: Swaminathan Committee on Farmers (2006) Background Starting SINCE 1990s, agriculture growth in India — particularly in rural India — has declined at a devastating rate. This has had a calamitous impact on the livelihoods associated with agriculture. High rate of farmer suicide is a symptom of this distress. The year
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CONNECTING THE DOTS : UNIFORM CIVIL CODE #10
Topic: Uniform Civil Code
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CONNECTING THE DOTS : JUDICIAL ACTIVISM -PIL (THIRD PART) #9
Topic: JUDICIAL ACTIVISM – PIL (Part 3) For Part 1 Click here For Part 2 Click Here SHORT FORM USED SC — Supreme court HC — High Court FR — Fundamental Rights JR — Judicial Review JA — Judicial Activism PIL — Public Interest Litigation INTRODUCTION Meaning of PIL: Litigation for
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CONNECTING THE DOTS: JUDICIAL ACTIVISM #8 (SECOND PART)
TOPIC: JUDICIAL ACTIVISM (Part #2) For Part 1 click here SHORT FORM OF TERM USED SC — Supreme Court. HC — High Court. FR — Fundamental Rights JR — Judicial Review JA — Judicial Activism PIL — Public Interest Litigation. JUDICIAL ACTIVISM ( emanates from power of Judicial Review (PART1)
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CONNECTING THE DOTS : JUDICIAL ACTIVISM (FIRST PART) #7
TOPIC: JUDICIAL ACTIVISM (Part #1) SHORT FORM OF TERM USED SC — Supreme Court. HC — High Court. FR — Fundamental Rights JR — Judicial Review JA — Judicial Activism Why we need Judiciary. To preserve rule of law. To uphold the Constitution. To safeguard rights of citizens. Doctrine of
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CONNECTING THE DOTS : BIAS AGAINST WOMEN #5
BIAS AGAINST WOMEN Some facts Social Census 2011 – rate of divorce of Muslim women is highest among all religious communities due to arbitrary triple-talaq. Around 30 % women married under the age of 18 years. Economic Female work force participation rate is mere 29% as compare to 80% of Men. One of the lowest
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