The British government in India passed the Indian Council Act in 1909 as a step toward involving Indians in administration. It is also known as the Morley-Minto reforms, after two British officials who were instrumental in its drafting were, in 1905–1910, the Viceroy and Secretary of State of British India, respectively: Lord Minto and Lord […]
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Are you worried about being hacked? Probably not, but it’s always worth being aware of the possibility. A recent study found that answering a phone call from someone you don’t know can be enough to put your personal information at risk. The study was conducted by Symantec and found that out of 2,000 people, half
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This blog is written by Sneha Singh, a student of LLM in Lovely Professional University, Phagwara (Punjab). This blog deals with Military Actions in cyber security. Introduction “If the legislative and executive authorities are one institution, there will be no freedom. There won’t be any freedom anyway if the judiciary body is separated from the legislature and
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The BEIC, sometimes referred to as “John Company”, was a joint-stock company which was granted an English Royal Charter by ELIZABETH I on December 31, 1600, with the intention of favouring trade privileges in India. The Royal Charter effectively gave the newly created Honourable East India Company (HEIC) a 21-year monopoly on all trade in
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This blog is written by Sunanda Shukla, a student of LLM in Lovely Professional University, Phagwara (Punjab). This blog deals with Military Actions in cyber security. Introduction Cyber systems have the eventuality to overcome any system controlled by Software. The military’s service’s primary mission is to provide security to all citizens. In India, military technology
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The right to information is like the protective shield of a democratic government. This right is necessary for the proper functioning of democratic mechanisms. The right to information is an integral part of freedom of speech and opinion as provided for in Article 19(1)(A) of the Constitution and is understood to be the first condition
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This article is written by Shifali, a student of B.A. LLB (2nd year) in Lovely Professional University, Phagwara (Punjab). This article deals with the composition of the parliament of India. It also deals with the powers and functions of the parliament of India. The Parliament is the legislative organ of a Union government and the
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Separating from a spouse can be a difficult thing to talk about, especially if there are irreconcilable differences between both parties. Communication is a great tool to set fair considerations and voice out concerns. This post will give tips on effectively and peacefully discussing separation with your spouse. Are you sure you want a separation?
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It is quite interesting and the most cherished right, The Right to Privacy, though being poles apart, and contradictory and antagonistic and complementary in the Indian Legal System. This right is very essential rights for the survival of a human being in the rapidly advancing, modern and technical world – where the protection of an
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Right to Life- The Constitution of India is the supreme law of the country. This is the framework in which all other laws are incorporated. In India, the Constitution certainly defines the policies, procedures and laws that set out the powers and duties of the government and various central and state agencies. It also establishes
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