Women in India have largely failed to represent in the political decision-making processes, in voicing their opinion on critical issues of governance in our country. The major reason for this being the exclusion in electoral politics and under-representations in electoral politics. A major factor which keeps the women out of politics is the very nature of Indian political situation.
The Digital India Land Records Modernization Programme was introduced to create computerized land records and cadastral maps using space technology. This was brought to shift from updating manual land record system to digital record. Its main object has been to shift from presumptive land title system to conclusive land title system in India in order to reduce litigation and to provide state guaranteed land titles. This programme has tremendous benefits to citizens for accessing record of rights, digital viewing of cadastral maps, linking of property details to Aadhar Card, linking for accessing bank loans, insurance etc.
On 17th October 2019, the Central government and Ministry of Finance after much deliberation came up with regulations notifying amendments in the provision of section 139, 143 and 144 of Finance Act 2015 of FEMA. It clarifies the power of the Centre concerning RBI in regulating foreign exchange transactions.
General defences are the defences that act as a safeguard or provide an opportunity for the defendant to prove himself innocent for a particular tort that has been committed. General defences have the importance of their own as they helps a person to escape from his liability.
The heinous crime of rape is defined under Section 375 of the Indian Penal Code of 1870. This includes all forms of sexual intercourse without the consent of a woman. However, this section exempts unwilling or forced sexual intercourse by a husband to his wife provided the wife is aged over fifteen years.
The main objective of the act is to make it illegal for a person to produce/cultivate, possess, sell, purchase, transport, store, or consume any of the narcotic and psychotropic substances. This legislation of 1985 has gained significant momentum in 2020 during the lockdown for preventing the spread of COVID-19 in the entire nation.
