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Rule of law and mobocracy in West Bengal

  The centre-state relations of west Bengal have taken a new turn with the CBI arresting four senior members of Legislative Assembly in Mamta Banergee’s government in the Narada bribery sting case of 2014. The recorded tapes allegedly show TMC leaders accepting money from representatives of a fictitious company. The Calcutta High Court while exercising its epistolary jurisdiction treated the letter sent by CBI on the official e-mail id of Hon’ble the chief Justice and the Registrar General as a writ petition. The court was informed that Chief Minister of west Bengal was sitting on a dharna outside the office of CBI along with her 2000 to 3000 supporters. The bribery case was investigated by the CBI and they were ready to file a charge sheet. It is alleged that these agitators were obstructing CBI in discharge of its official functions. A case u/s 120-B, IPC and u/s 7, 13 (2) r/w 13 (1) (a) and (d) of Prevention of Corruption Act, 1988 was registered against many accused persons....

IMPORTANCE OF DELEGATED LEGISLATION

  India works on flexible form of separation of powers such that three wings of the government perform their duties within their own realm as well as keep a check on each other by intervening in their functions. Administrative authorities came up in India with the change of state function from police state to welfare state. Thus legislature, executive and Judiciary were not able to handle increased state functions and delegated legislation concept evolved as a result of this welfare function. The legislature delegated subsidiary function related to law making to these administrative authorities which came to be known as delegated legislation. Subsequently these authorities work under boundaries and objects set by the parent legislature. With the advent of delegated legislation as well administrative authorities the government was able to keep pace with increased state functions and efficiency of legislature. Delegated legislation does not work on its own, there is Parliamentary as ...

Importance of Planning your Finance

  To determine your long-term and short-term financial goals you need to plan your finances in a balanced way to meet those goals. Lets look at 10 reasons to plan your finances with the help of an expert financial advisor. 1.      Income Management:   It helps to effectively manage your income and help you understand how to proportionate between your tax payments, monthly expenses and your savings. 2.      Inflow of cash :  By careful monitoring of your expenditures and its patterns, planning your taxes along with proper budgeting will help you keep more of your hard earned cash. 3.      Capital growth:   With the increase in cash inflow your total capital also increases which helps you to consider investment options and improve your financial freedom. 4.      Securing your Family:  The most important goal is to provide financial security to your family which can be achieve...

EXTRA JUDICIAL KILLING AND THE HUMAN RIGHTS OF THE CRIMINAL IN INDIA

  Police encounters are the violation of the human rights of the person who is actually until not proven guilty cannot be called as offender or criminal. Sometimes it is being reported and acknowledged that it is faked also. So what is that law which allows our executor to take law in their hands? If we will see minutely it is a direct encroachment of the executor on the judiciary. If the executor will perform all the functions of the judiciary the there is no use of the criminal justice system in India, all the decisions of the punishment and releasing of any person would be taken by the executor, it is a grave violation of fundamental rights enshrined under the Constitution of India. So the power exercised by the executor in case of the police encounter is a grave violation and a direct encroachment over the human rights as well as the fundamental rights of the criminal. As our constitution of India protects the rights of the convicted as well as the person in the preventive dete...

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Private versus Public Banks

  The young generation of India always prefers services of private banks whereas their parents mostly prefers public sector bank. Why there is a difference? A simple question was asked to a youth regarding their choice of bank.   The reply was, we don’t have time for unwanted paper work and other formalities required in public sector banks when we are getting all these services on the click of the button and at the ease of the usage by private banks. Complex procedures of banking always bothered us since childhood. Why People should stand in a queue for hours for getting services? Why there are complex forms for depositing a cheque or for issuing a draft? What is the concept of different color slips opting for different services? Why one would go for public banks when private banks are exploring new ways and techniques for making banking services friendliest and easiest. The above statement of the young boy shows that customers need are changing rapidly and required cha...

NEED OF EARLY ENTREPRENEURSHIP EDUCATION IN INDIA

  A successful business not always needs a impressive, innovative or attractive business idea. A very common business idea can also be converted into a profitable venture. But that definitely needs a impressive, innovative and skilful entrepreneur. We all believe that the age group of young adults is the best age to imbibe entrepreneurial skills but, on the contrary, this believe is not fully acceptable. Rather inculcating the entrepreneurial skills at the earlier stages of childhood is always appreciated to have that skills grow with the growth of the child over the years. The youngsters today are all surrounded by the businesses of all sizes, from large corporations to roadside street food shops. All are in the form of running business only. If we all think deeply, each and every parent come across this question during the childhood days of their children, where children ask why we are paying money to get toys, why parents are going to office, why school need fees for education...