Updated November 10, 2022 To achieve the development goals of a country, the effective utilisation of public funds/allocation is very crucial. Education and health are the key sectors of any society. The infrastructure of any society depends upon the development of these key sectors. Public funds are primary to make any development under these sectors … Read more
Updated October 6, 2022 There is no doubt over the fact that low inflation and steady GDP growth will provide a good shape to the Economy. Low inflation contributes towards economic stability which encourages saving, investment, economic growth, and helps maintain international competitiveness. Steady GDP growth provides better health to the economy. As the growth … Read more
Updated November 10, 2022 Switching of political parties by the legislators is very common in Indian political space. Anti-defection law, the tenth schedule of the Indian constitution was enacted to address the menace of switching to political parties by elected legislators in the Parliamentary System of Government for vested interests. It was passed in 1985 … Read more
Updated October 6, 2022 The leadership and idealistic credentials of India can be seen through its various pragmatic stance against the dominating countries. During its struggle for independence, India stood with the oppressed and marginalised nations and condemned the actions of colonialists. India has been a leader of the oppressed and marginalised nations and these … Read more
Updated November 10, 2022 The Whip of a party is responsible for ensuring consensus among members of a political party when it comes to voting or attendance. Regardless of opinion differences and divergence of views, all the elected members of a political party have to work in cohesion. Their votes shouldn’t split on a certain … Read more
Updated December 3, 2020 India is a welfare state and empowerment of weaker sections is the priority of the government of India. The Directive Principles of State Policy puts certain obligations on the state to provide social welfare schemes for the vulnerable sections of the society. The vulnerable sections of our society include SC, ST, … Read more
Updated November 10, 2022 Partially by the virtue of the instruments developed by UNESCO, in recent decades, the term ‘cultural heritage and art heritage’ has changed content considerably. Monuments and collections of objects do not sum up Cultural heritage. Intangible cultural heritage such as traditions, value, ethics, customs or living gesture we have received from … Read more
Updated November 10, 2022 Products of value, the expression or application of creative skill and imagination in the various branches of creative activity such as painting, architectural art, writing, sculpture, music, dance, theatre, films, graphic arts, etc. created individually or collectively refers as Art and passing down of such valued property from generation to generation … Read more
The need for cooperation among various service sectors has been an inherent component of development discourse. Partnership bridges the gap among the sectors. It also sets in motion a culture of ‘collaboration’ and ‘team spirit’. In an integrated economy, cooperation among the sectors does have a multiplier effect. As India has stepped up towards the … Read more
Updated November 10, 2022 The legislative branch is a branch of government having the power to make laws and it consists of the parliamentarian. So, for the smooth conduction and sustaining the vitality of parliamentary democracy, the role of a parliamentarian is crucial. MPs may raise issues of public importance in parliament and analyze the … Read more