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 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...

Qualification means those positive attributes which makes a person eligible to occupy a particular position, post of public office, while disqualification means those negative aspects of a person which negate   his occupancy for his position, post or public office despite his being qualified therefore. In All India Democratic women’sAssociation v/s State of Haryana 2016 (3) SCJ 328, SC observed   that there is no legal distinction between these two   expression. In common parlance it is understood that a qualification is the existence a particular state of   affairs which   makes possible achievement of particular object, while disqualification means absence of a particular state of affairs which renders the achievement of object impossible. As a conclusion citizenship of India is a condition precedent for membership of parliament and state legislature under article 84 and 171. Lack of citizenship is stipulated to be disqualification for membership of eit...

Objective: The objective of the Act is (1) the allocation of seats in the House of the People and the Legislatures of States (2) delimitation of constituencies for the purpose of Election (3) the qualifications of voters for elections of House of the People and the Legislatures of States (4) the preparation of electoral rolls and (5) the manner of filling seats in the Council of States to be filled by representatives of Union territories. Allocation of Seats [1] : This Act speaks about 3 kinds of Constituencies- (a) Parliamentary Constituency (b) Assembly Constituency (c) Council Constituency. Allocation of seats means (1) total number of seats to the States in the house of people and the number of seats reserved for the Scheduled Castes and Scheduled Tribes in each State (2) total number of seats to the States in the Legislative Assembly of each State and the number of seats reserved for the Scheduled Castes and Scheduled Tribes of the State (3) total number of seats in t...