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Solid waste managment – Urban and Industrial solid waste management: reason, effect and control

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April 12, 2018
Categories: Environment, Health, Management, Part III Environment
Tags: AD, agriculture, Andhra Pradesh, Bangalore, Carbon, carbon monoxide, cent, CIP, climate change, Constitution, country, Delhi, developing countries, development, environment, Food Processing, generation, government, Government of India, Hazardous Wastes, heat, High Court, increase, India, Japan, Karnataka, manufacturing processes, material, materials, metal, metals, method, Municipal Corporation, municipal solid waste, national, NITI, organic matter, Panchayat, plan, population, problem, products, public services, Region, report, Rs, RU, Solid Waste Management, ssa, states, temperature, The Environment, The government, the Government of India, Union of India, water pollution

Solid Waste Management; Types of Solid waste Management; Factors affecting Solid Waste Generation Solid Waste Management Solid waste management is basic public services which every citizen should have access to, both for health and hygiene, and for ensuring a good quality of living. Sanitation here refers to toilet facilities, whereas solid waste management refers to the management collection and disposal of solid waste (as opposed to liquid waste). The image of a city as being clean and free of waste, impacts its desirability for doing business by entrepreneurs and for future residents to live. Municipalities in India are responsible for ... Read more

CONSITITONAL PROVISIONS FOR Scheduled Tribes

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April 12, 2018
Categories: CGPCS Mains Paper VII, Education, HISTORY, Part III Social Aspects of Chhattisgarh
Tags: AD, Article, castes, cent, Commission, Constitution, Constitution of India, country, criteria, development, educational institutions, government, India, Indian Society, individual, ISA, missions, national, National Commission, National Commission for Scheduled Castes, National Commission for Scheduled Tribes, NITI, Panchayat, Plain, plan, provisions, public servant, public services, Raja, Region, report, Rs, RU, safeguards, Scheduled Caste, Scheduled Castes, Scheduled Castes and Scheduled Tribes, Scheduled Tribe, scheduled tribes, SCs, State Legislature, states, STs, The Commission, the Constitution, The government, the society, the state, Tribal Welfare, tribes, Union of India, untouchability

CONSITITONAL PROVISIONS FOR SC & ST Constitutional History In the original Constitution, Article 338 provided for a special officer (the Commissioner for SCs and STs) responsible for monitoring the implementation of constitutional and legislative safeguards for SCs and STs and reporting to the president. Seventeen regional offices of the Commissioner were established throughout the country. There was an initiative to replace the Commissioner with a committee in the 48th Amendment to the Constitution, changing Article 338. While the amendment was being debated, the Ministry of Welfare established the first committee for SCs and STs (with the functions of the Commissioner) ... Read more

Independence and Partition of India

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February 25, 2018
Categories: HISTORY, Part I History, Security
Tags: AD, admin, Bangladesh, birth, British, British government, British India, British Rule, cent, Central Provinces, Commission, Congress, Constitution, country, Delhi, demand, geographical area, government, Hyder, increase, India, India and Pakistan, Indian Independence, industrial areas, investment, ISA, Jawaharlal Nehru, local government, Muslims, national, National Security, New Delhi, NITI, Pakistan, plan, Political Parties, population, Prime Minister of India, princely state, princely states, problem, PROPERTIES, report, Rs, RU, Sardar Vallabhbhai Patel, scert, scheme, separate state, ssa, states, STs, The British, the Congress, The government, The Governor, the Prime Minister, Union of India, West Bengal

Mountbatten plan The British government sent a Cabinet Mission to India in March 1946 to negotiate with Indian leaders and agree to the terms of the transfer of power. After difficult negotiations a federal solution was proposed. Despite initial agreement, both sides eventually rejected the plan. An interim government with representatives of all the Indian parties was proposed and implemented. However, it soon collapsed through lack of agreement. While the Muslim League consented to join the interim government the Indian National Congress refused. By the end of 1946 communal violence was escalating and the British began to fear that India ... Read more

Right to constitutional Remedies( writs)

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December 9, 2017
Categories: CGPSC Polity, Part II Constitution, Security
Tags: AD, admin, Article, Article 32, CIP, Constitution of India, demand, enforcement, Exercise, fundamental rights, government, Habeas corpus, High Court, High Courts, India, Indian Constitution, individual, jurisdiction, Plain, report, Rs, RU, safeguards, ssa, Supreme Court, the Constitution, The government, the state, Union of India, writ petition

Right to constitutional Remedies( writs) Writs under Article 32 of the Constitution A declaration of fundamental rights is meaningless unless there are effective judicial remedies for their enforcement. Article 32 for the enforcement of the Fundamental Rights by means of the specified writ of writs of the same nature. The purpose is to ensure observance of rule of law and prevent abuse or misuse of power. They are designed to ensure that each and every authority in the State, including the government, acts bona fide and within the limits of its powers and that when a court is satisfied that ... Read more

Feudatory States in Chhattisgarh

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October 12, 2017
Categories: Chhattisgarh History, HISTORY, Management, Part III History of Chhattisgarh
Tags: accession to the Indian Union, AD, Bairagi Mahants, Bastar, Bastar district, Bastar State, Bharat Chandra Bhanj Deo, British, British government, British India, British protectorate, British Raj, British Rule, Central Provinces, Central Provinces and Berar, Chang Bhakar, Changbhakar, chhattis, chhattisga, Chhattisgarh, Chhattisgarh division, chhattisgarh state, Chhattisgarh States Agency, dynasty, Eastern States Agency, feudatory states, Ghasi Das Mahant, Godavari, in chhattisgarh, India, Indian Union, Jashpur State, Khairagarh, Koriya district, Lalit Kumar Singh, Madras States Agency, Mahanadi, Mahant Laxman Das, Mahant Rup Das, Maratha rule, Marathas, princely state, princely states, Raigarh, Raigarh district, Raja, Raja Bahadur Bhup Deo Singh, Raja Chakradhar Singh, Raja Satkarni, Raja Surender Bahadur Singh, Ratanpur, Sambalpur, State of Chhattisgarh, Surguja, The British, the state, tributary state, Union of India, Vijay Chandra Bhanj Deo

Feudatory States in Chhattisgarh:—- The history of the Chhattisgarh region dates back to about the 4th century ce, when it was known as Southern (or South) Kosala. The name Chhattisgarh, meaning “thirty-six forts,” was formerly applied to the territory of the Haihaya dynasty of Ratanpur, founded about 750. Under British rule the present region of Chhattisgarh consisted of a division comprising 14 feudatory princely kingdoms under the Eastern States Agency. Raipur was the headquarters of that division. The Chhattisgarh feudatory states with the Central Provinces in 1905 are:- Bastar, Kanker, Nandgaon, Khairagarh, Chhuikhadan, Kawardha, Raigarh, Sakti, Sarangarh, Surguja, Udaipur, Jashpur, ... Read more