The Torah, the first five books of the Bible, is known as the Law of Moses. It alludes to the more than 600 commandments and laws included in the Torah's second through fifth books. The Law of Moses is based on the Ten Commandments, of which Deuteronomy and Leviticus are ... Read More

In many common law court systems, major criminal cases are tried by jury. On the basis of prejudice, jury trials have been eliminated in the majority of common law countries in Asia. Numerous civil law nations have also introduced juries or lay judges into their criminal justice systems. In other ... Read More

International Relations are the complex connections that exist between all of the world's independent states. According to Aristotle, since humans are social animals by nature, no state can afford to exist in isolation. Political science's field of international relations focuses on the analysis of interstate relations, nation-state foreign policies, and ... Read More

Throughout its enormous landscape, India is home to an array of fascinating grasslands. These grasslands offer a glimpse into the rich biodiversity and distinctive ecosystems of the nation, from the arid Banni and Vidi Grasslands in Gujarat to the swaying Phumdis of Manipur's Loktak Lake and from the picturesque Bugyal ... Read More

The Zemu Glacier, Gangotri Glacier, Bara Shigri Glacier, Pindari Glacier, Siachen Glacier, and other significant glaciers may all be found in India. These glaciers are essential for preserving the water supply for rivers, ecosystems, and nearby communities. Additionally, they draw mountaineers and explorers from all over the world. In order ... Read More

There are many different types of woods in India, each with its own habitat and fauna. These woods, which range from the recognizable Sundarbans mangroves to the vast Saranda forest, are essential for maintaining biodiversity, offering habitat for wildlife, and assisting local residents. The overall health of India's natural ecosystem ... Read More

The major dams in India, including the Tehri Dam, Bhakra Nangal Dam, Hirakud Dam, Sardar Sarovar Dam, Nagarjuna Sagar Dam, Koyna Dam, Indira Sagar Dam, Mettur Dam, Krishna Raja Sagara Dam, and Tungabhadra Dam, are essential for managing water resources, producing hydroelectric power, irrigating land, and controlling floods. These dams, ... Read More

Ladakh and Spiti Valley are two mesmerizing, chilly deserts in India. These areas, which are tucked away in the Himalayas, are home to spectacular high-altitude scenery, glacier lakes, and historic Buddhist temples. The icy cold temperatures and dry conditions that have moulded a unique way of living. The various species, ... Read More

India has a total coastline length of 7516 km, made up of 2094 km of island territories and 5422 km of mainland coastline. Gujarat, Maharashtra, Goa, Karnataka, Kerala, Tamil Nadu, Andhra Pradesh, Odisha, West Bengal, and two union territories—Daman and Diu and Puducherry—all have coastlines that extend into India. Andaman ... Read More

An international boundary shows how two distinct nations are split apart. Two distinct nations are separated by an international model line, which also delineates their respective physical boundaries. India's land borders extend for 15106.7 km and pass through 18 states, 92 districts, and the union territories. India has international land ... Read More