Updated November 10, 2022 The Principles of Natural Justice phrase owes its root to “Jus Natural” in Roman law and bears close relation with common law & moral principles. Natural Justice Principles are however, not codified. Essentially, ‘Natural Justice’ is a key notion in administrative law that refers to the basic standards or rules to … Read more
Updated June 13, 2022 The former Principal Secretary to the Prime Minister, Nripendra Misra is a retired Indian Administrative Service (IAS) officer of 1967 batch from Uttar Pradesh cadre. He served as the Pr. Secretary to Prime Minister of India from 2014-2019. Sh. Mishra is also an awardee of Padma Vibushan for his valuable contributions … Read more
Updated October 15, 2022 Ajit Doval, a retired IPS officer of the 1968 batch is the current and 5th National Security Advisor (NSA) to the PM India. Popular as James bond of India, Ajit Doval has been longest-serving Intelligence and law enforcement officer on records. Mr. Doval has immense contributions to India’s security concerns esp. … Read more
Updated November 10, 2022 Basically, tribal movements in India are an account of Tribal’s fight against interventions into their livelihood, culture, religion and ethos, either by princely feudalism or British imperialism. Uprisings by Tribals mainly signify the protest against changes imposed on them in terms of rent, ways of livelihood, forest land. Other movements also … Read more
Updated June 14, 2022 The Green Crackers are eco-friendly and less hazardous for Environment and the people. These crackers produce less air pollution than by regular firecrackers. The idea of using Green Crackers aims to mitigate poor ambient air quality. Composition of these crackers do not have aluminium, barium, potassium nitrate, or carbon, leaving a … Read more
Updated November 10, 2022 Mundas are prominent tribal Community of Chhota Nagpur plateau region. Ethnic language Mundari, festivals of Mage Parab, Phagu, Karam (festival), Baha parab, Sarhul and Sohrai are typical to them. Folk songs, dances, tales and traditional musical instruments give them a distinct identity. Apart from Chhotanagpur, the Mundas’ population also inhabit in … Read more
Updated June 15, 2022 If you are afraid of facing realities, the poem Mirror by Sylvia Plath, could be a great read for you. Undoubtedly, the mirror is the most truthful thing and the person who honestly helps you introspect is your biggest well wisher. Narratives around Mirror are symbolic but very ably it exposes … Read more
Updated October 12, 2022 Broadly, Perfumery Courses are an evolving domain of studies that helps making your way to a lucrative career in Fragrance & Cosmetic Industry. You can choose the Courses to be a certification type or University degrees both available. While, the former is open to all, the latter may require standard eligibility … Read more
Updated November 10, 2022 The iconic Birsa Munda was the biggest tribal leader, a social reformer, and one of the foremost freedom fighters. In tribal history of Bengal Presidency is alter ego was Birsa Bhagwan. Birsa belonged to Munda tribes currently staying across Jharkhand, Odisha and Chhattisgarh. I am not only a body, I am … Read more
Updated July 15, 2022 Sameer Wankhede is a 2008 batch, IRS (Indian Revenue Service) officer with many awards under his belt. As Zonal Director of the NCB Sameer has been in controversial media glare largely due to allegations made by Nawab Malik, minister Maharashtra govt. in Aryan Khan’s case. Mr. Wankhede served the NCB until … Read more