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State Information Commissioners in India under RTI Act 2005

Posted on September 23, 2021 by ShadesOfKnife

Below given is the list of websites of State Information Commissions. Central Information Commission website: https://cic.gov.in

  1. Andhra Pradesh: https://sic.ap.gov.in/
  2. Arunachal Pradesh: http://www.arunachalpradesh.gov.in/information-commission/
  3. Assam: https://www.sicassam.in/
  4. Bihar:
  5. Chhattisgarh: www.siccg.gov.in
  6. Goa: https://gsic.goa.gov.in/
  7. Gujarat: https://gic.gujarat.gov.in/default.aspx
  8. Haryana: https://cicharyana.gov.in/
  9. Himachal Pradesh: http://sic.hp.gov.in/
  10. Jharkhand: https://onlinejsic.jharkhand.gov.in/
  11. Karnataka: https://www.kic.gov.in/welcome.do;jsessionid=531F50BFCE289C69805A3294688BBC0F
  12. Kerala: https://kerala.gov.in/state-information-commission
  13. Madhya Pradesh: https://sic.mp.gov.in/
  14. Maharashtra: https://sic.maharashtra.gov.in/Site/Home/Index.aspx
  15. Manipur: http://maninfocom.nic.in/
  16. Meghalaya: https://megsic.gov.in/
  17. Mizoram: https://mic.mizoram.gov.in/
  18. Nagaland: https://nlsic.nagaland.gov.in/
  19. Odisha: orissasoochanacommission.nic.in
  20. Punjab: https://www.infocommpunjab.com/
  21. Rajasthan: https://ric.rajasthan.gov.in/
  22. Sikkim: http://www.cicsikkim.gov.in/
  23. Tamil Nadu: http://www.tnsic.gov.in/
  24. Telangana: http://tsic.gov.in/
  25. Tripura: https://tripurarti.nic.in/
  26. Uttar Pradesh: http://upic.gov.in/
  27. Uttarakhand: http://uic.gov.in/
  28. West Bengal: https://wbic.gov.in/
  29. Andaman and Nicobar Islands:
  30. Chandigarh:
  31. Dadra Nagar Haveli and Daman Diu:
  32. Delhi:
  33. Jammu and Kashmir: https://jksic.nic.in/
  34. Ladakh:
  35. Lakshadweep:
  36. Puducherry:
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Ayurveda and Yoga – Lifelines of your Life

Posted on August 24, 2021 by ShadesOfKnife
The more you let Ayurveda and Yoga become the basis for your living, the easier living gets. Here are Some Ancient Indian Health Tips. – quotes in Sanskrit
1. Ajeerne Bhojanam Visham If previously taken Lunch is not digested, taking Dinner will be equivalent to taking Poison. Hunger is one signal that the previous food is digested
2. Ardharogahari Nidhraa Proper Sleep cures half of your Diseases
3. Mudhgadhaali Gadhavyaali Of all the Pulses, Green grams are the best. It boosts Immunity. Other Pulses all have one or the other side effects.
4. Bagnaasthi Sandhaanakaro Rasonaha Garlic even joins broken Bones.
5. Athi Sarvathra Varjayeth Anything consumed in Excess, just because it tastes good, is not good for Health. Be moderate.
6. Naasthimoolam Anoushadham There is No Vegetable that has no medicinal benefit to the body.
7. Na Vaidhyaha Prabhuraayushaha No Doctor is Lord of our Longevity. Doctors have limitations.
8. Chinthaa Vyaadhi Prakaashaya Worry aggravates ill health.
9. Vyayaamascha Sanaihi Sanaihi Do any Exercise slowly. Speedy exercise is not good.
10. Ajavath charvanam Kuryaath Chew your Food like a Goat. Never Swallow food in a hurry. Saliva aids first in digestion.
11. Snaanam Naama Manahprasaadhanakaram Dhuswapna Vidhwasanam Bath removes Depression. It drives away Bad Dreams.
12. Na Snaanam Aachareth Bhukthvaa Never take Bath immediately after taking Food Digestion is afected
13. Naasthi Meghasamam Thoyam No water matches Rainwater in purity.
14. Ajeerne Bheshajam Vaari Indigestion can be addressed by taking plain water.
15. Sarvathra Noothanam Sastham Sevakaanne Puraathanam Always prefer things that are Fresh. Old Rice and Old Servant need to be replaced with new. (Here what it actually means in respect of Servant is: Change his Duties and not terminate.)
16. Nithyam Sarvaa Rasaabhyaasaha Take complete Food that has all tastes viz: Salt, Sweet, Bitter, Sour, Astringent and Pungent).
17. Jataram Poorayedhardham Annahi Fill your Stomach half with Solids, a quarter with Water and rest leave it empty.
18. Bhukthvopa Visathasthandraa Never sit idle after taking Food. Walk for at least half an hour.
19. Kshuth Saadhuthaam Janayathi Hunger increases the taste of food. In other words, eat only when hungry.
20. Chinthaa Jaraanaam Manushyaanaam Worrying speeds up ageing.
21. Satham Vihaaya Bhokthavyam When it is time for food, keep even 100 jobs aside.
22. Sarvaa Dharmeshu Madhyamaam Choose always the middle path. Avoid going for extremes in anything. This is Ayurveda a simple way of living a healthy life
ॐ Breathe in calmness, Breathe out stress and anxiety.
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Bharatiya Companies Operating in Bharat

Posted on June 1, 2020 by ShadesOfKnife

Here is a listed of some companies operating in Bharat. Going by their majority shareholder pattern with management control, I have listed them under Bharatiya company or Foreign (Videsi) Company.

 

Bharatiya

  1. Dodla Dairy Limited
  2. GCMMF Limited
    • Amul Taaza
    • Amulya
    • Amul Mithai mate
  3. Heritage Foods (India) Limited
    • Golden Cow Ghee
  4. Parle Products Private Limited
  5. General Mills India Pvt Limited
    • Pillsbury Chakki Fresh
  6. ITC Limited
    • Aashirvaad
  7. Srikanth Industries
    • Agririch
  8. Krishna Masala Company
    • Krishna
  9. Bigbasket
  10. Byjus
  11. Dream11
  12. Delhivery
  13. Hike
  14. Flipkart
  15. Makemytrip
  16. Ola
  17. Oyo
  18. PayTM Mall
  19. PayTM
  20. Policy Bazaar
  21. Quikr
  22. RIVIGO
  23. Snapdeal
  24. Swiggy
  25. Udaan
  26. Zomato

 

Videsi (Foreign)

  1. Nestle India Limited
    • EveryDay
  2. Cavin Kare Dairy Private Limited

 

 

 

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Article on Sec 340 CrPC – When and how to invoke?

Posted on January 18, 2020 by ShadesOfKnife

Very good article by Shri Rakesh Kumar Singh regarding many aspects of Perjury under section 340 CrPC.

Article-on-Sec.340-CrPC-When-and-how-to-invoke
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Movies for Law Students and…

Posted on October 27, 2019 by ShadesOfKnife

Telugu

Sudigundaalu

Ashwathama

Srava Sandhya

 

 

Tamil

Manithan

 

 

 

Hindi

Pink
Jolly LLB
Jolly LLB 2
Aitraaz
Shourya
Mulk

https://www.primevideo.com/detail/Dhananjoy/0OWLNAT6SAFOS2BPIC0KCNO7J1

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Dhananjoy_Chatterjee

 

 

 

English

Clock work orange
12 angry men
My cousine Vinny ( extemly funny & creative)
Philadelphia ( Tom Hanks & denzil – Jo lost due to HIV )
To kill a mockingbird ( child role )

 

 

Movie Lists

https://m.imdb.com/list/ls026258815/

18 Best Bollywood Movies on Courtroom Drama and lawyers

 

 

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Attorney Generals of India and their Tenure

Posted on July 31, 2019 by ShadesOfKnife

List of Attorney Generals of India.

Attorney General of India (Name)            Tenure
 1. M.C. Setalvad (longest term)  28 January 1950 – 01 March 1963
 2. C.K. Daftari  02 March 1963 – 30 October 1968
 3. Niren de  01 November 1968 – 31 March 1977
 4. S.V. Gupte  01 April , 1977 – 08 August 1979
 5. L.N. Sinha  09 August, 1979 – 08 August, 1983
 6. K. Parasaran  09 August 1983 – 08 December 1989
 7. Soli Sorabjee (shortest tenure)  09 December 1989 – 02 December 1990
 8. J. Ramaswamy  03 December , 1990 – 23 November 1992
 9. Milon K. Banerji  21 November 1992 – 08 July 1996
 10. Ashok Desai  09 July 1996 – 06 April 1998
 11. Soli Sorabjee  07 April 1998 – 04 June 2004
 12. Milon K. Banerjee  05 June 2004 – 07 June 2009
 13. Goolam Essaji Vahanvati  08 June 2009 – 11 June 2014
 14. Mukul Rohatgi  12 June, 2014 – 30 June 2017
 15. K.K. Venugopal  30 June  2017 – till date
16. new AGI
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AP LAWCET 2019 Exam – Questions and Key

Posted on May 14, 2019 by ShadesOfKnife

Here are the questions from AP LAWCET 2019 exam and it’s key so use them in your preparation for next year examination.

LAW_3_QPS

LAW_3_KEYS

Index to previous years papers here and also the default URL for AP LAWCET is here.

AP LAWCET 2019 Exam

 

 

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3 Years LLB General – Family Laws 1 – 4 Marks Answers

Posted on March 12, 2019 by ShadesOfKnife

Q1: Matriarchal Family System.

 

Q2: Who is a Mohammedan

 

Q3: Sources of Mohammedan Law

 

Q4: Polygamy

 

Q5: Impotency

 

Q6: Institution of Conjugal Rights

 

Q7: Right of Wife for maintenance and separate residence

 

Q8: Partition of dwelling house

 

Q9: Cruelty

 

Q10: Patriarchal family

 

Q11: Sati

 

Q12: Dowry

 

Q13: Adoption

 

Q14: Muslim

 

Q15: Succession

 

Q16: Marriage

 

Q17: Hindu

 

Q18: Child Marriage

 

Q19: Puberty

 

Q20: Divorce

 

Q21: Christian Law

 

Q22: Adultery

 

Q23: Divorce by mutual consent

 

Q24: Dower

 

Q25: Guardian ship

 

Q26: Westernization

 

Q27: Concubinage

 

Q28: Alimony

 

Q29: Family Courts

Introduction:
It is accepted by most, that the litigation in respect of any matter concerning family such as divorce, maintenance, custody of children and trial of juvenile offenders should not be viewed in terms of failure or success of legal action, but as social therapeutic problem. Thus, the concept of Family Court implies an integrated broad-based service to families in trouble. It stipulates that the family court structure should be such as is meant to preserve the family, and to help stabilize the marriage. Such a system visualizes the assistance of the specialized persons and agencies such as social workers, welfare officers, counselors.
Establishment of Family Courts:
The Family Courts are setup for speedy trial and disposal of matrimonial disputes between the husband and wife. In view of the increase in the incidents of matrimonial disputes and increasing pendency of the case in both the civil and criminal courts, women’s organizations requested the central government to pass a legislation to deal exclusively with matrimonial matters. Moreover, the Law Commission of India (LCI), vide its reports 54 and 55 (1974), recommended the central government to pass a special enactment for the establishment of Family Courts to deal with family matters. As a result, the Family Courts Act was passed in 1984, for the establishment of Family Courts in India.
The Family Courts Act, 1984:
The Family Courts Act, 1984 has 23 sections. The States and High Courts concerned are empowered to establish Family Courts in the States for those towns and cities whose population exceeds 10 lakhs and also to frame necessary Rules under the Act. The State of AP framed the AP Family Courts (High Court) Rules, 1995. The Objective of Family Courts is to promote conciliation and speedy settlement of disputes relating to marriage and family affairs.
Key Sections of the Family Courts Act, 1984:
Section 4 talks about the Appointment of Judges to Family Court, the necessary qualifications skills required of Judges.
1. Minimum 7 years’ experience as Judicial officer/member of a Tribunal
2. Minimum 7 years’ standing as an Advocate of a High Court
3. Any post under Union or State Government with Special Knowledge
4. Expert in Conciliation, Protect and Preserve the value of institution of marriage

• Age of retirement is 62 years
• A woman Judge is Preferred
Section 7 details about Jurisdiction of Family Courts. The Family Court can exercise its jurisdiction in below cases
A) A suit or proceeding as to the validity of marriage or the matrimonial station of any person
B) A suit or proceeding with respect of the property of the parties
C) A suit or proceeding between a couple for nullity of marriage, restitution of conjugal rights, Judicial separation and Divorce
D) A suit or proceeding for Custody, Guardianship, access to minor children
E) A suit or proceeding for Maintenance of wives, children and old parents
F) A suit or proceeding for injunction order
Section 11 mandates proceedings to be held in camera, on the request of either party.
Section 13 mandates no legal party will be represented by an advocate; if required, court can appoint an Amicus Curie for the case.
Section 17 refers to the modalities of the Judgment by a Family Court.
Section 19 provide the right of appeal to High Court on the decrees passed by the Family Court within 30 days from the date of Judgment.
Case Laws:
In M.P.Gangadharan Vs State of Kerala [2006 SC 2360], the Supreme Court held that Family Courts should be established by State which should be alive to the situation that it has a duty to provide all infrastructure to the forum to dispute resolution.
In Dr.Rohit Dandekar Vs Dr.Raj Kavitha [(2004) 1 DMC 216 (Kant.) (DB)], it was held that the welfare of the child is of paramount consideration while deciding application for custody of minor child via a procedure that is in accordance with principles of natural justice.
In R. Durga Prasad vs Union of India and Anr [1998 (2) ALD 25], hon’ble High Court of AP held (2) that the main provision of Section 13 of Family Courts Act, 1984 permits the parties to engage legal practitioners, but beyond the stage of impossibility of reconciliation exercised under Section 9 of the Act.

Q30: Family

Q31: Christian

Q32: Muslim law

Q33: Uniform civil code

Q34: Judicial separation

 

Q35: Khula

Q36: Conversion

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Various sciences and studies

Posted on January 3, 2019 by ShadesOfKnife

Here is list of various sciences and studies.

 

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Nobel Prize winners

Posted on January 3, 2019 by ShadesOfKnife

List of Nobel Prize winners

 

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