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The Right to Information Act 2005 is a law enacted by the Parliament of India giving Indians (except those in the State of Jammu and Kashmir who have their own special law) access to Government records - - Namita Singh & Abhay Pratap Singh |
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Justice and Rule of Law are perhaps two of the noblest concepts evolved by the wit of the man that survived the test of the time through out the world.- - Minu Elizabeth Scaria |
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A democratic society survives by accepting new ideas, experimenting with them, and rejecting them if found unimportant. Therefore it is necessary that whatever ideas the government - - Manoj Kumar Bhati |
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Man and woman are both equal and both plays a vital role in the creation and development of their families in a particular and the society in general. Indeed, the struggle for legal equality has been one of the major concerns of the women’s movement all over the world.- - Abhishek Vinod Deshmukh |
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Free legal aid undoubtedly is beneficial to poor people and has been instituted with the noble purpose. Yet it has become a good ground for breeding corruption - - Arindam Datta |
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The purpose to guarantee these rights and to distinguish them from majority was not creating such discrimination but to make them able, to diffuse them with the majority. Even the foreigner residing in India and forming the well defined religious and linguistic minority also fall under the preview of this Article - - Amit Kumar Jha |
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Austin in Province of Jurisprudence Determined broke the shackles of natural law, following his teacher Bentham, and provided for a newer legal theory, which was more scientific in nature. - - Radhika Raman |
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The system of Zamindari is not unknown to anyone in India. The politicians of post-independence time had promised the uneducated public of India that the system will be abolished after independence - - Ajay Gadhwal & Priyanka Lal |
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In the present study this chapter is of utmost importance as it is the recent case relating to the confrontation of power between the Supreme Court and the Parliament. - - Azim Pathan |
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Reservation acted as a boon for our country’s development and individual rights. A member of a scheduled caste who was not earlier even allowed to attend a panchayat can now become a Sarpanch - - Ritu Bhadana |
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its about distribution of revenues among unions and states and certain restrictions provided in it and also a brief abour Finance Commission - - Komal Dave |
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Right to information is more or less a universal concept. The concept of Right to know and right to Information, and right to make a demand for certain documents with the public authorities had been dealt with - - Induja. M. J |
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explores the efficacy of the concept of legal aid after its express insertion in form Article 39A in the Constitution of India and how far the vision of Justice P.N. Bhagwati and Justice Krishna Iyer expressed through their report on Committee for Legal Aid, 1973 has been realized - - Himani Kaul & Deepika Singh |
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