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International Health Regulation

 Do we have any international health rules and regulation to handle worldwide health issue or problem??? The answer is yes. IHR is a kind of legally binding international treaty or agreement entered into by WHO an UN leading agency and other states. The International Health Regulations (IHRs) prepared and issued by WHO for the protection of an individual’s health and to regulate global health system in the world. The main object of issuing IHRs is to control, safeguard or stop or prevent spread of various diseases worldwide or cross border country and to restrict public health risk. Another object of IHRs is to evade needless intrusion with global traffic and trade".  All worldwide health matters are coordinated by WHO since 198 within the system of the United Nations. WHO is also responsible to shape the provisions of health matters across the globe by way of issuing IHRs. International Health Regulations (IHRs) were earlier known as the International Sanitary Regula...

Work from Home- Need of a Law

  Law does not grow in vacuum. It needs its roots deep seated into the contemporary wishes and needs of the society. Sometimes law takes the lead and society is left behind. Sometimes society moves faster than the law. Recently, corona virus and its variants have changed the working landscape and economy of not only India but also around the globe. Due to this pandemic, the needs of the society have changed but the law has not kept the pace with the changing needs of the society. Virus has compelled the people to stay at home, especially in view of lockdowns imposed by the governments. Keeping distance from each other was another chief reason for staying at home. To save the employee from corona pandemic, companies had adopted work from home or hybrid mode in 2020 as a temporary measure, but now it has become a new model of working. Covid-19 pandemic has made the concept of work from home popular, both in government and the private sectors. But there is no law governing work from h...

'Work Life Balance - Need of the Hour'

  Prior to globalization work life and personal life were used to be considered two entirely different domains, but  globalization, rise in work pressure and COVID-19 have changed the thought process. COVID-19 has brought a drastic change in working timings of employees. Extended working hours and frequent changes in timing is  a  challenge for work life balance. Maintaining work life balance Is a tough task to be accomplished in present scenario especially while we all are confronting with pandemic time i.e. COVID-19. The term work life balance was coined in the early 80s as it was becoming very difficult for working females to take care of their kids, those who were dependent on mothers. Work- life balance refers to effective management to balance between the workplace life and personal life of employees, which includes the social responsibilities of an individual employee as well. Poor work life balance may lead to some very serious consequences and may  badl...

Cultural Lag And Its Impact On Society

  Change in society is indispensable along with alteration of society social revamping  cultural revamping  also occur in society in materialistic and non materialistic culture.. Cultural lag delineate that when the credo that control and regularize social life do not keep balance with other changes. The elevation   in mechanization and in other areas skillfully proffer old standard /values  and societal norms antiquated which t is the primary  reason to ethical squabble and catastrophes.  The term cultural lag  means the situation in which applied science  advancement  transpire swiftly in comparison  the changes in the directive  and norms of culture this go by the side of   progress or changes .or in other words we can say that it means that change in materialistic culture occur quick than non materialistic culture.as we all know that custom ,traditions ,mores takes time and there change happen but with low and weak s...

Of surrendering and acceptance

  They say you run the day or the day runs you. But what about the times when you don’t feel like running? The times when the day is too much to deal with and all you look for is some solitude. Do you always have to run the day or be run over by it? No. This is where surrendering and acceptance comes in. During times when you don’t feel like yourself, when the world comes in too close, when nothing seems to be going right, surrender. Surrender not to any God but simply to the highest power there is. You are not meant to carry all those burdens. Lighten your heart and free your soul. You don’t have to always be putting in efforts to try change what is happening.  Sometimes, peace is not found in trying to change what is happening but simply in accepting the things like they are. Surrender, accept and have faith. If life is too cold, have faith that summer of your life is around the corner. If it has been sunny for way too long, have faith that you are about to receive the warm ...

Be Happy

  Nature has given each living thing the important power that is needed for its endurance. It is inborn in everybody and is something fantastic. It can change the unusual into conceivable, bitterness into joy and battle into harmony. As a person you are presented with the genuine force of bountiful generosity, delight, love, truth and harmony inside yourself. These are the things that can change the essence of your own reality. Regardless of all disturbance, there is plentiful wellspring of satisfaction in you, which can be presented at whatever point and any place you want. In the most profound hour of distress, you actually have the ability to change distress into bliss. The main thing you require is to rehearse these powers, since whatever you practice, you get the hang of it. In the event that you end up blowing up inside no time, it implies you have drilled outrage the most in your life. Practice harmony in your life and you can get the hang of it. Contingent upon which seed y...

Analysis of Information Technology (Intermediary Guidelines and Digital Media Ethics Code) Rules, 2021

  Introduction: On February 25, 2021, the Ministry of Electronics and Information Technology and the Ministry of Information and Broadcasting (“MIB”) notified the Information Technology (Intermediary Guidelines and Digital Media Ethics Code) Rules, 2021 (“Intermediary Rules 2021”) under Section 87 of the Information Technology Act, 2000 (“IT Act”). The objective of the Intermediary Rules 2021, which supersede the Information Technology (Intermediaries Guidelines) Rules 2011, is to establish a harmonious, soft-touch oversight mechanism in relation to social media platforms as well as digital media and other streaming platforms etc. The Intermediary Rules 2021 are divided into three parts - Part I deals with defining all the terms used therein; Part II deals with the due diligence requirements which must be followed by a social media intermediary (SMI) and a significant social media intermediary (SSMI) and Part III deals with the code of ethics and procedure and safeguard in relation...

Role of Government and Educational Agencies During COVID-19 Pandemic on Education System

  Corona virus is affecting the whole world today. About 190 countries around the world have been affected by this and the economy is struggling badly, we are slowly moving towards a global recession. Due to this virus, many countries have been a situation of lockdown and curfew. Industry, socio-economic sector as well as another important sector being badly affected by this virus is that of higher education. In a country with a large and dense population like India, the situation is still positive and the Prime Minister of India, respected Narendra Modi has taken many concrete steps to save the country from this epidemic. The Government of India and the governments of all the states have also taken many steps in this direction, e-content is being provided to the students through various online mediums, UGC and other regional boards, courses related notes and other material on many apps and websites for free. However, government agencies like UGC, AICTE, CBSE etc. are concerne...