Parenting and Law
WHAT IS POVERTY? Poverty is defined as the inability to acquire or provide a basic level of food, water, shelter, and/or reasonable housing. What must be understood is that in many instances, it is not the fault of these (financially) disadvantaged people. A family can become impoverished for a variety of reasons, including death in... Continue Reading →
ABSTRACTA massive empire, is the first of its kind in the ancient South Asiansubcontinent, was founded by the Maurya Dynasty (c.324-185 BCE), with noestablished imperial background. Clearly, under the reigns of its first threekings, Chandragupta Maurya, Bindusara, and Asoka, the kingdom was builtout by a sustained strategy of accelerated growth. The kingdom wascontrolled by a... Continue Reading →
INTRODUCTION Logic is a scanning and evaluation of an argument. It also refers to the science of reasoning. The term "logic" comes from the Greek word "logike," which means "study of reasoning." It can also be defined as the process by which humans’ reason in order to formulate their ideas and reach a conclusion. The... Continue Reading →
Socialization The phase of reinforcing society's norms and ideologies is socialization.Socialization requires teaching and learning, and is thus it means by which socialand cultural continuity are attained. Socialization is closely related to thepsychology of creation. Human beings require social interactions to understandtheir culture and to live. Socialization generally reflects the whole developmentalprocess over the course... Continue Reading →
ABSTRACTChild abuse is when a child is harmed or neglected by some other individual,either as an adult or an infant. Child violence occurs on all racial, religious, andsocioeconomic lines. Child abuse can take many forms, including biological,physical, mental, linguistic, emotional, sexual and neglect. Violence, abuse orharm may lead to severe injuries to an infant, as... Continue Reading →
In Bollywood, an item song is a dancing scene featuring a young actress that is irrelevant to the content of the movie. It's doesn't reveal anything about the story of the film. It is a significant source of advertisement and is commonly recognized as a marketing tactic and promotional source. While considered throughout the light... Continue Reading →
ABSTRACT Jalal-ud-din Muhammad Akbar, also known as Akbar the Great, was the third Mughal emperor who ruled from 1556 to 1605. He succeeded his father, Humayun, at an early age and was then taught by Bairam Khan, a viceroy who supported him in extending and centralising the Mughal empire in India. Akbar, the Mughal... Continue Reading →
To support my conceptions, I took the reference of Gandhian ideology. As per Gandhi non-violence and truth is way stronger than violence. These are his ideologies that are also relevant in today’s time. Pluralism and communal harmony based on non-violence was the main aspects of Gandhi that made him believe in Hindu Muslim unity. In... Continue Reading →
MEANING OF HIERARCHYThe earliest meaning of hierarchy in English has to do with the ranks ofdifferent types of angels in the celestial order. The idea of categorizing groupsaccording to rank readily transferred to the organization of priestly or othergovernmental rule. The word hierarchy is, in fact, related to a number ofgovernmental words in English, such... Continue Reading →
India's basic principles include ahimsa, unity-in-diversity; Parliamentary-system, spiritual-journey, and environmental-protection that can be found in government, local-public, etc. What does it mean to be good citizen in your home country or world? Sociocultural-notions like patriotic-sentiments, civil-rights, principle of one-man-one-vote, and generally, nationalism, add to ideas regarding citizenship that entails several-rights, including liberty, security, equality-before-law, and... Continue Reading →
In today world, the third form of economy that is now at an accelerated pace is a "multinational corporation." It is a multinational entity in at least one country other than its home country that owns or regulates the production of products or services. Potentially, they are the most important and perhaps the most divisive... Continue Reading →
THE JAJMANI SYSTEM The "Jajmani System" is one of the forms of trade that has been prevalent in India for a long time. The Jajmani method is a system controlled by connections based on reciprocity in village interaction relationships. It was an occupational labour division involving a system of role-relationships that allowed villagers to be... Continue Reading →
INTRODUCTION TO UBI JUS IBI REMEDIUMIt is a Latin maxim that means where there is a wrong, there is a remedy. Ifany wrong is committed then the law gives a remedy for that. The maximcan be expressed as that any person will not suffer a wrong without aremedy, it means that once it is proved... Continue Reading →
INTRODUCTIONDefinitions are of particular significance in all areas of science and also law.Without perfect and accurate meanings, no statute can ever be codified. Thesecond section of any codified law normally consists of definitions. I will showyou some simple but essential concepts here in this assignment that we usein law.Law is a system of laws established... Continue Reading →
INTRODUCTION In rule, customs lead to something like a fixed course of conduct which could be scientifically checked inside a given political and social context. We should make a point based on "what was already practiced and approved by statute." Customs are indeed the oldest origins of legislation, becoming the foundation of the English Law code as... Continue Reading →
Deviation refers to any activity or behavior that violates society standards,whether it be an officially regulated regulation (such as crime) or an unwrittennorm. Although deviance has a negative implication, it is not always a negativeactivity; in some cases, positive deviation is also possible. Even if a standard ornorm is broken, a conduct can be categorized... Continue Reading →
Who can sue?If they are of sound mind and are not excluded by law, any reasonableperson, including businessman, corporation, government and otherindividuals, may sue.Who cannot sue?There are seven types of people unable to sue, subject to such restrictionsonly: HUSBAND AND WIFE:In English law, back in time, a husband and a wife should not sue. A... Continue Reading →
The real value of a civilization may be determined by how women are treated in the society. During the early period, individuals had notion about the woman, they were meant to handle domestic duties and nurture their kids. But in today’s time, empowering women has occurred, opening new opportunities for females to prosper their dreams.... Continue Reading →
Social justice is a philosophical and political thesis that emphasises justice in interpersonal relationships as well as equitable access to money, opportunity, and social advantages. The focus in modern worldwide grassroots social movements justice was on breaking down obstacles to social mobility, creating worker protections, and achieving economic fairness. If we introduce social justice in terms... Continue Reading →
Amendments are made to modify the constitution as per the changing conditions required through various acts. Very first amendment was held in 1951 that Enable the state to make socially and economically backward classes progress, 9th schedule in our constitution to protect land reform and the judicial review had other rules in it and many... Continue Reading →
Aishwarya Sandeep 