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Mineral Conservation and Development Rules, 1988

Mukesh Kumar

Mukesh Kumar

Updated on 20-Feb-2023 12:48:19

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The Mineral Conservation and Development Rules (MCDR) provide standards to ensure that mining is done on a scientific basis while also protecting the environment. The requirements for filing and reporting in relation to prospecting, mining plan applications, and reconnaissance operations are likewise governed by the MCDR. These regulations also outline ... Read More

Trademark Opposition: Meaning and Application

Mukesh Kumar

Mukesh Kumar

Updated on 20-Feb-2023 12:40:28

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The trademark will be published in the Trademarks Journal after the examination of our trademark has been completed and it has been determined that our trademark meets the requirements for registration. The publication of a trademark in the Journal serves the goal of providing any interested third party with the ... Read More

Mineral Concession Rules, 1960

Mukesh Kumar

Mukesh Kumar

Updated on 20-Feb-2023 12:31:19

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The Mineral Concession Rules (MCR) specify the processes and criteria for acquiring a prospecting license and mining lease. According to these rules, a "mining plan" must include, among other things, a map of the area indicating water sources, the boundaries of forest areas, the density of trees, the impact of ... Read More

Veto Power of the Indian President

Mukesh Kumar

Mukesh Kumar

Updated on 20-Feb-2023 12:06:50

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Veto power is the ability of a person or group to unilaterally stop or prevent an action or decision from being taken. In most cases, the power of veto is held by a single person or organization, such as the President of a country. The use of veto power can ... Read More

Judiciary: Definition and Meaning

Mukesh Kumar

Mukesh Kumar

Updated on 20-Feb-2023 11:53:15

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India is a democratic country. Our country needs certain bodies to control it in order to work properly. There are three primary bodies of power. They are the executive, legislative, and judicial branches. This essay will concentrate on the third body, the judiciary. The Judiciary's tasks include interpreting laws and ... Read More

Whip in Indian Political System

Mukesh Kumar

Mukesh Kumar

Updated on 20-Feb-2023 11:45:19

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Whip is general term that refers to a number of different things depending on the context. It can refer to a tool used for whipping or flogging, a type of aerobatic maneuver performed by aircraft, or the action of whipping or flicking a horse to make it move faster. It ... Read More

Separation of Judiciary from Executive

Mukesh Kumar

Mukesh Kumar

Updated on 20-Feb-2023 11:33:17

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In today's society, the rule of law is critical. People have given up their rights and entered into a contract with the government in exchange for protection from the government. Judicial review is the procedure through which the court declares invalid any statute that violates the constitution. Branches of Government ... Read More

Right to Life and Personal Liberty: Article 21

Mukesh Kumar

Mukesh Kumar

Updated on 20-Feb-2023 11:28:24

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In the modern world, right to life and personal liberty is one of the most fundamental rights that almost every constitution of this world ensures to the citizen of respective country. It is a natural right that every citizen must have by default. Right to Life The creator of ... Read More

Difference Between Fundamental Rights and Fundamental Duties

Mukesh Kumar

Mukesh Kumar

Updated on 20-Feb-2023 11:09:13

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Fundamental Rights are human rights granted to Indians. The Constitution initially established seven essential rights. The 44th Amendment removed the right to property from Part III of the Constitution in 1978. The 42nd Amendment to the Constitution introduced the Fundamental Duties of Citizens to the Constitution in 1976, based on ... Read More

Right to Education: As a Fundamental Right

Mukesh Kumar

Mukesh Kumar

Updated on 20-Feb-2023 10:57:50

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Education is definitely a fundamental right, necessary for a person's empowerment and the advancement of society as a whole. India has the world's highest proportion of illiterates. Although the government claims that our country's literacy rate is quickly growing, a large proportion of the individuals who are legally listed as ... Read More

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