The diplomatic relationship between India and its neighbor, Bhutan, stands as a noteworthy example when examining the interactions between neighboring nations within the realm of International Relations. Typically, neighboring nations often grapple with disputes and tend to maintain a state of conflict or, at best, manage their relations without much warmth. In stark contrast, the… Read More »
“Technology is by itself is value neutral, it’s specific use where to put creates a value” The 21st century has witnessed a remarkable surge in technological advancements. The rapid evolution of technology in recent decades has fundamentally altered our perspectives, lifestyles, and work methods. The global pandemic, in particular, has compelled humanity to explore innovative… Read More »
India’s new social media code Objective: Regulation of Digital and Online Media Introduction: The objective is to establish regulatory measures for social media platforms, digital news media, and over-the-top (OTT) content providers. Regulatory Framework: The Information Technology (Intermediary Guidelines and Digital Media Ethics Code) Rules, 2021 have been devised for social media platforms. Various legal… Read More »
The North Atlantic Treaty Organization (NATO) is a military alliance established in 1949, consisting of 30 member nations. These members include 27 from Europe, two from North America, and one from Eurasia. NATO’s primary objective was to establish a framework for “collective defense” against potential threats, particularly from Germany or the Soviet Union, in the… Read More »
Inflation targeting refers to the formal declaration of a specific range of inflation as an official policy, and it is typically executed by the central bank as a component of its monetary policy. The primary aim of this strategy is to achieve and maintain a stable and predictable inflation rate. India adopted inflation targeting as… Read More »
Constitutional Provisions Article 72: The President shall have the power to grant pardons, reprieves, respites or remissions of punishment or to suspend, remit or commute the sentence of any person convicted of any offence where the sentence is a sentence of death. Article 161: Gives the Governor the “power to grant pardons, reprieves, respites or… Read More »
Traditional Forest Dwellers Context Historical Background During the colonial era, the British Empire diverted the abundant wealth of our nation’s forests to fulfill their economic requirements. Various Acts and policies, including the Indian Forest Acts of 1865, 1894, and 1927, severely restricted the traditional usage rights of local communities that had existed for centuries. This… Read More »
Good governance underscores three crucial pillars: transparency, accountability, and responsiveness within the administration. The “Citizen’s Charters” initiative serves as a direct response to the everyday challenges faced by citizens when engaging with organizations that provide public services. This concept embodies the foundation of trust between service providers and their users. The concept initially took shape… Read More »
Good governance plays a pivotal role in fostering sustainable development. It lays the foundation for a stable and foreseeable business environment, consequently driving economic expansion and employment opportunities. Simultaneously, it guarantees the prudent utilization of public assets, culminating in enhanced public services and infrastructure. Good Governance Key Aspects of Governance, Transparency, and Accountability These facets… Read More »
The relationship between India and Israel is a blend of intrigue and inspiration. Despite possessing the necessary ingredients for a strong partnership from the outset, full diplomatic relations between the two nations were only established in 1992. It took an additional 25 years, until 2017, for the two countries to formalize a ‘Strategic Partnership.’ INDIA-ISRAEL… Read More »