Shraddha Verma Knihy

The book explores the structure and governance of India, detailing its identity as a Union of States and a Sovereign Socialist Secular Democratic Republic. It emphasizes the parliamentary system in place and the significance of the Constitution of India, which was adopted on November 26, 1949, and officially enacted on January 26, 1950. The text provides insights into the historical context and foundational principles that shape the nation's political framework.

Exploring the concept of crime, the book delves into its complexities and the challenges in defining it within modern criminal law. It highlights that while crimes are typically viewed as unlawful acts punishable by authorities, there is no universally accepted definition. Instead, the text examines various statutory definitions that serve specific legal purposes, emphasizing the nuanced nature of criminality in contemporary society.

The book offers an in-depth examination of the legal framework surrounding women's rights, focusing on critical areas such as marriage, divorce, property ownership, employment, and political participation. It traces the historical evolution of these rights, highlighting key legislative milestones and the ongoing struggle for gender equality. By contextualizing international conventions and national laws, it addresses both the challenges and advancements in achieving gender equity. This resource is vital for scholars, policymakers, and activists dedicated to promoting women's rights and combating discrimination.

Die Lehrerausbildung ist entscheidend für die Qualität des Unterrichts und wird angesichts der sich wandelnden Bildungslandschaft immer wichtiger. Dieses Buch vereint die Ideen von B.Ed.-Studenten der Kalinga Universität und betont die Bedeutung der Integration von curricularen und co-curricularen Aktivitäten für eine ganzheitliche Bildung.