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The Federal Government shares control of the United Sates with INDIVIDUAL U.S. State governments. State governments are MADE up of their own legislative, judicial and executive BRANCHES and are given a fair share of AUTONOMY to create laws for their individual states, although federal law holds precedence.

Weber divided LEGITIMATE authority into THREE types:

The FIRST TYPE discussed by Weber is Rational-legal authority. ..
.The second type of authority is Traditional authority, which derives from long-established customs, habits and social STRUCTURES. ...
The third form of authority is Charismatic authority.


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It is ALSO against PEOPLE

The definition of the EXPRESSION 'estate' in article 31A was amended by THECONSTITUTION (Seventeenth Amendment) Act, 1964 so as to include all kinds of agricultural land called by any vernacular NAME in the local law of land TENURE. ... This comprehensive definition now protects all measures of AGRARIAN reform

They MAY INSPIRE themselves.
they will RESPECT the nation.
the may do any THING for it.

The main LAW REGULATING child labor in the UNITED States is the Fair Labor Standards Act. For non-agricultural jobs, children under 14 may not be EMPLOYED, children between 14 and 16 may be employed in allowed OCCUPATIONS during limited hours, and children between 16 and 18 may be employed for unlimited hours in non-hazardous occupations.

The Sri Lankan government adopted policy of majoritarianism and TOOK the following measures . 1 The Sri Lankan government PASSED an act in 1956 and declared Sinhala as the official language of Sri Lanka . 2 The government followed the preferential favouring Sinhala applicants for university position and government JOBS . 3 The Constitution of Sri Lanka also provides that the government of SRILANKA will TAKE steps to protect Buddhism .

Election Commission of India's Model Code of Conduct is a set of guidelines issued by the Election Commission of India for conduct of political parties and candidates during elections mainly with RESPECT to speeches, polling day, polling booths, election manifestos, processions and general conduct.


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The main points of the code are:

# Government bodies are not to participate in any new recruitment process during the electoral process.
# The contesting candidates and the campaigners must respect the home life of their rivals and should not disturb them by holding road shows or demonstrations in front of their houses. The code tells the candidates to KEEP it.
# The election campaign rallies and road shows must not hinder the road TRAFFIC.
# Candidates are asked to refrain from distributing liquor to voters. It is a widely known fact in India that during election campaigning, liquor may be DISTRIBUTED to the voters.
# The election code in force hinders the government or running party leaders from launching new welfare programmes like construction of roads, provision of drinking water facilities etc. or any ribbon-cutting ceremonies.
# The code instructs that public spaces like meeting grounds, helipads, government guest houses and BUNGALOWS should be equally shared among the contesting candidates. These public spaces should not be monopolised by a few candidates.
# Any candidate or political party shall not use any place of worship for election propaganda.


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1.Democratic government is responsible for all the decisions and policies and thus is also answerable to the common man.


2.Democratic government is the only form of government where the REAL POWER lies in the hands of common MASSES as it will fulfill the need of the people.

3.It is the only democratic form of government where the right as well as the duties are bestowed to the common man. These rights and duties form an essential part in the GROWTH of the individual as well as of the nation.

Secularism in India MEANS equal treatment of all religions by the state. With the 42nd Amendment of the Constitution of India enacted in 1976, the Preamble to the Constitution asserted that India is a SECULAR nation. However, neither India's constitution nor its LAWS define the relationship between RELIGION and state.

Treating INDIAN TAMIL resident as second class citizen

Non FAIR opportunities in education and JOB opportunities

Unfair LIVING conditions

Mental harrasment of inferior class

No, we can't call it as a DEMOCRATIC country.

As democracy means where PEOPLE have a right to ELECT their own representative, But in China a single king rules and all the people LISTENS to them thus its under dictatorship not democracy.

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India is a country with many DIVERSITIES..

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#It is the birthplace of four major religions- Hinduism, Sikhism, Jainism and Buddhism. It also has the second highest population of Muslims in the world, next only to Indonesia. India also has the third largest Shia population in the world and is considered as the cradle of Ahmadiyya Islam. It is one of the very few COUNTRIES in the world with at least One million Ahmadi Muslims...

# Many languages are spoke here more than 24..

# India can be divided into five physiographic regions. They are-

1. The Northern Mountains
2. Indo Gangetic Plains
3. The PENINSULAR Plateau
4. Thar Desert
5. The Coastal Plains

Politically India has 29 states and 7 Union Territories. Each of these states has its own cultural identity. So, in other WORDS, the Union of India is an amalgamation of 29 different cultures.

India is home to one of the wettest, coldest and humid places in the entire globe.

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Mexico not CALLED a democratic country because of following reasons -:1. since its independence in 1930, mexico HOLD elections after every 6 years. country has NEVER been under dictatorship or millitary rule. But until 2000 every election was won by party called PRI.2. PRI was known to use many dirty tricks to win elections.teachers , parents , employes and workers in government offices were forced to vote for PRI.3. It all mean that, mexico had not free and fair elections where those who CURRENTLY in power have a fair chance in loosing.so, it is not a democratic country.

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✔Kerala is an Indian state situated on the Malabar Coast of south-west India. On the other hand, Ladakh is a mountainous region of JAMMU and Kashmir.

✔The state of Kerala has a total area of 15, 005 square miles. On the other hand, Ladakh has a total area of about 33,554 square miles

✔Ladakh has a population of 270, 126, whereas Kerala has a population of 33, 387, 677.

✔Kerala is a very popular state laden with many points of interest. It is a state KNOWN for natural beauty, scenery and BACKWATERS. It is HOME to Ayurvedic TREATMENT centers. On the other hand, Ladakh is known for its mountain beauty and culture.

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Democracy is a system RULE by laws,not by individuals .In a democracy ,the rule of law protests the rights of citizens, maintains order and LIMIT the POWER of GOVERNMENT.

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Jawahar LAL NEHRU PROPOSED india qct 1935

A K Sinha committee has been CONSTITUTED by union government to STUDY SILT in RIVER GANGA in bihar

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has RECENTLY declared his government's full independence from the International Monetary Fund (IMF) and World BANK,

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An absolute RIGHT is a legally enforceable right; a right to act or refuse to act that is at the sole DISCRETION of the PERSON possessing the right. Such a right is completely enforceable as WRITTEN in the constitution and no other legal or extra-legal process can infringe on that right.

Ya they are man made and effect on the SOCIETY of INDIA as they are big enemy of india.and alwayz want to become superiors country then india due to this TARGET they kill the PEOPLE to fill FEAR in india

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Regarding EQUALITY before LAW the INDIAN CONSTITUTION makes exceptions in the case of

Besides the federal FEATURES, the INDIAN CONSTITUTION also possesses the FOLLOWING unitary or Non-federal features:

1. Strong Centre
2. States Not Indestructible
3. Single Constitution
4. Flexibility of the Constitution
5. No Equality of State Representation
6. Emergency Provisions
7. Single Citizenship ,etc
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Because some TIME gender also EFFECTS the ELECTION if the ruling party is not giving any BENEFIT to male/female then they will protest against the government

Rank – FIELD MARSHAL. INSIGNIA – National emblem over a crossed baton and SABER in a lotus blossom wreath. ...

Rank – General. ...

Rank – Lieutenant General. ...

Rank – Major General. ...

Rank – Brigadier. ...

Rank – Colonel. ...

Rank – Lieutenant Colonel. ...

Rank – Major.

1. LPG
2. Railway (adult and physical HANDICAPPED)
3. Urea subsidy for farmer
4. Smart cards ( health subsidy)

He led a series of enactments in which larger POWERS of the Local SELF government were GIVEN to the rural and urban BODIES and the elective people received some wider rights. Lord Ripon is known as Father of Local Self Government in India. This was not enacted by any act, it was a resolution that was PASSED in1882.

The jurisdiction means the cases a court permitted to HEAR and decide. The District Court's jurisdiction comes from laws such as the District Court ACT 2016 (criminal and civil), Family Court Act 1980 (Family Court) and Children, Young Persons and Their Families Act 1989 (Youth Court).

The District Court has four main areas of jurisdiction:

In its criminal jurisdiction, almost all criminal cases except murder, manslaughter and some treason-related offences;In its family division (the Family Court), most family law ISSUES, including matters relating to ADOPTION, custody, abduction, state care and relationship property;In its youth division (the Youth Court), criminal offending by young people between the ages of 12-17;In its civil jurisdiction, disputes up to a value of $350,000, restraining orders, and appeals from some tribunals (such as the Disputes Tribunal, Tenancy Tribunal and Accident Compensation Corporation (ACC) Review Hearings).

In most cases, the District Court is the court of first instance. This means that the District Court hears cases that have not been heard by any other court. If someone is unhappy with a decision of the District Court, he or she may be able to appeal it to an appellate court. Depending on the case, this could be the High Court or the Court of Appeal. In some cases, a decision may be appealed from these appellate courts to New Zealand’s highest court, the Supreme Court. These appellate courts may reverse or vary the District Court’s decision, or require the District Court to reconsider aspects of the case.

In rare cases, the District Court may be an appellate or reviewing court. This includes some cases that have ALREADY been heard by a judicial officer who is not a judge, or in a Disputes Tribunal, Tenancy Tribunal, or an ACC Review Hearing.

The following diagram sets out the place of the District Court in New Zealand’s court structure. The arrows show routes of appeal.

The courts in orange are courts of general jurisdiction. They can hear matters relating to a wide variety of laws. The courts and tribunals in grey are courts of specialist jurisdiction. They may only hear cases on particular legal issues. For example, the Employment Court only hears cases concerning employment law.

 

Ple. It is convenient for the people to approach the local government for solving their problems both quickly and with minimum cost.However, the system of Local Self-Government is not completely without any defect or drawback. The disadvantages of Local Self-Government are discussed below-

1)Finance Scarcity– The one of the most common problem which is faced by the local bodies is the scarcity of finance and funds. When compared to their functions, their source of income is insignificant. Their main sources of income includes different type of taxes. However, most of the income generating taxes is levied by the union and state governments and, the taxes collected by the urban bodies are not sufficient to cover the expenses of the services provided.

2)Unplanned urbanization -Urbanization is the facet of the development and it is on the ascendance. The municipal authorities are not able to cope with the increasing demands of the people, both quantitatively and qualitatively. The situation is deteriorating due to the rural inrush in cities and hence, at times these has converted in slums. The development of populace and enterprises displays an extraordinary test of environmental debasement and CONTAMINATION of water, air and land.

3)Excessive State Control- Although the Act of 1993 guarantees higher autonomy than the pre- 1992 condition, but still the de facto relationship-control over local bodies has not changed in considerable amount,excluding corporations. The department of local government and the state DIRECTOR of local bodiesof various states did not seems to have taken any significant initiative for relaxation of control or devolution of powers in this account. The state governments have the ability to supersede and break up metropolitan bodies in specific situations. The legal aspect i.e. the Indian Constitution is the gatekeeper of national’s rights and different TYPES of writs can be issued to keep the local organization inside their limits.

4) Low Effectiveness-In perspective of insufficient accounts, the local bodies does not possess the capacity to satisfy their necessities.Therefore, they face a continuous outcry from the government as well as public. The necessity i.e., water cannotbe supplied properly, drainage facilities is improper, unplanned colonies along with slums are on ascendance, danger of stray cattle on the streets continues, traffic is unplanned, streets are not legitimately kept up and risky structures are permitted, NOTWITHSTANDING the conspicuous risk to the inmates and the tenants of the territory.Summing up, poor sanitation, poor cleanliness and lack of essential necessities make urban communities dangerous.

5)Multiplicity of Agencies- A huge criticism is leveled against the introductionof single purpose agencies. These are influenced by bureaucrats, which goes against the basic principle of democracy. The examples are- state transport corporation, water supply department,state ELECTRICITY board etc. These bodies function directly under the supervision of the state government and are not accountable to local government. The functions that have been assigned to them belong really to the elected urban bodies. This lowers the powers and prestige of the local bodies

Function and responsibility of the UNION and the STATES issues and challenges PERTAINING to the federal structural devolution of power and finances up to of local levels and the challenges there in the STATE in India are not the formation of the centre nor do they draw their AUTHORITY from the union government .