Introduction Succession means succeeding or following in general day to day language, but here it means succeeding or passing of rights of property from one to another. As, we know…
Introduction A coparcenary is a term which is used in matters related to Hindu Succession Act 1956. A Coparcener is a member of a Hindu Family who acquires an interest…
Introduction The doctrine of national extension, is outlined in Section 3 of the Workmen’s Compensation Act, 1923 (now known as the Employees Compensation Act), expands the scope of employer liability…
Introduction The war began on 20 October 1962. China attacked Indian positions in both sectors: Ladakh (Aksai Chin) NEFA (Arunachal Pradesh) Indian forces were poorly prepared and lacked equipment. China…
Introduction It is a system that continue the features of both capitalist and socialist economics, where private and public sector co exist, and the government paly a regulatory and welfare…
Introduction A Socialist Economy is also know as a Planned Economy, A socialist economy is an economic system in which the means of production owned and controlled by the state…
Introduction The capitalist model is an economic system in which the means of production (like land, factories, machines, etc.) are owned and controlled by private individuals or companies. And Economic…
Introduction A Nuclear Agreement 123 is a legal agreement between the United States and another country for using nuclear energy only for peaceful purposes like electricity generation. It is called…
Introduction The non-aligned movement (NAM) is a convention of 120 developing nations, that founded in 1961 during the cold war, they all refuses to be the align of any power…
Introduction The Cold War was a long period(1945-1991) of political, ideological, military tension and geopolitical tension between the Soviet Union and its satellite states (the Eastern European countries), and the United States with its…