Union Minister of Education and Skill Development and Entrepreneurship, Dharmendra Pradhan and Lok Sabha Speaker, Om Birla launched the ‘Skills on Wheels’ initiative with National Skill Development Corporation and IndusInd Bank. The ‘Skills on Wheels’ initiative aims to empower 60,000 rural youth with a focus on women over five years. Its primary objective is to provide digital skills to rural youth to make them job- and future-ready. This mobile unit, known as ‘Skills on Wheels’, will serve as a vehicle to take the ‘Skill India Mission’ to areas that are otherwise difficult to reach.
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The Centre-run Dr RML Hospital has inaugurated India’s first dedicated OPD for the transgender community on the occasion of Prime Minister Narendra Modi’s birthday. The initiative was started to alleviate the difficulties encountered by members of the transgender community in accessing healthcare services, largely due to discomfort and the fear of discrimination, and social apathy. This dedicated OPD service will be available to transgenders every Friday from 2 pm to 4 pm and there will be a separate registration counter for them. The hospital also organized a blood donation camp to mark Prime Minister Modi’s 73rd birthday. At India’s first…
The Group of Seven (G – 7) and the Group of Twenty (G – 20) are informal governance clubs which holds annual Summits of Head of the states /Head of Governments to discuss issues of Global Importance. G-7 is an informal grouping of seven of the world’s advanced economies –Canada, France, Germany, Italy, Japan, Britain & USA. In addition, European Union (EU) is a non- enumerated i.e., non-mentioned member. India is not its member. G-7 was formed on 25th March 1973, and its first summit was held on 15th Nov 1975. G-20 or Group of Twenty is an…
Supreme Court is the Constitutional body under Article 124 of our Constitution. Supreme Court is guardian of our constitution, Highest Constitution Court, Final Court of Appeal and Highest Judicial forum. Originally the strength of Supreme Court was 1 + 7 = 8 (1 Chief Justice and 7 Judges). Present strength is 1 + 33 = 34 (1 Chief Justice and 33 Judges). Supreme Court was established on 28th January, 1950 and replaced Federal Court of India. Before Federal Court of India, Privy Council used to be the Highest Court of India. Motto of Supreme Court Motto of Supreme Court is…
Prime Minister of India is a Constitutional post under Article 74 of our constitution. Article 74 states, India shall have a Prime Minister. Prime Minister is the real head of the Government, whereas President is nominal/symbolic head.Prime Minister is appointed by the President. He is affirmed oath of office by President. If Prime Minister want to resign, he submits his resignation to the President. The resignation of prime minister means resignation of the whole Union Council of Ministers.TenureTenure of Prime Minister is 5 years but not fixed. He holds office till he has the majority support of Lok Sabha. The…
Vice-President of India is a Constitutional post under Article-63 of our constitution. Vice- President is second seniormost executive of India.Dr. S. Radhakrishnan, was our first Vice-President and now Sh. Jagdeep Dhankar is our 14th Vice-President. Sh. Venkaiya Naidu, was our 13th president.Tenure of Vice-President is 5 years, but tenure is not fixed. This means he can be removed before completion of his tenure. The power to remove Vice-President lies with our Parliament. Rajya Sabha is more powerful on this issue. Any motion to remove Vice- President can be introduced in Rajya Sabha only and the same must be passed by…
President of India is a constitutional post under Art 52. President is first citizen of India and his wife is first Lady of India. Rule of Law & Equality before Law is applicable to every citizen of India but our President is an exception. He is above law. No police officer can arrest him under any circumstances. No court can issue summon to the President to appear before the court and give his witness. (President VV Giri voluntarily once appeared before the court and gave his witness, but he was not issued any summon by the court.). President is supreme…
The concept of a Uniform Civil Code aims to provide a common set of laws for all citizens of India, irrespective of their religious beliefs with regards to personal matters such as marriage, divorce, inheritance of property, adoption, partition of property, maintenance, custody of children etc. It seeks to promote equality, justice, and unity among all individuals, fostering a harmonious and inclusive society. In India we have common criminal law for all citizens of India irrespective of their religious beliefs but different civil laws on matters relating to marriage, divorce, inheritance of property, adoption, partition of property, maintenance, custody of…
INTRODUCTIONAging is a natural process, which leads to weakening of the body and the mind. The productivity and the working ability of a person also decreases. It is the duty of the State as well as the family of a person to take care of him in his old age. However, due to rampant illiteracy and lack of awareness, many senior citizens are not aware of their rights. This article seeks to discuss the rights and facilities available to the elderly. It also discusses the policies and initiatives taken by various ministries.The Constitution of India envisages protecting the rights of…
What is a Will? A will is a legal document specifying the wishes and intentions of a person regarding the distribution of their assets and wealth after their lifetime. A person who writes a will is called a Testator. Writing a will becomes imperative to ensuring that an estate is devolved as per the wishes of the Testator. In the absence of the same, the succession of their assets will take place in accordance with the applicable succession laws. Essentials of a valid will in India: A will should be drafted using clear and simple language in order to scope…