The caste-based reservation system is a very hot and debatable topic in India, However, it is important in a society where discrimination prevailed in every corner of the society. It’s an important action with positive intent in which affirmative action is taken to provide equity rather than equality as to maintain or reduce social or economic as well as a historical injustice.   OBJECTIVES OF RESERVATION: To rectify the past and historical injustice against the backward classes in India which prevailed for ages To ensure equal representation from people belonging to different castes in the employment/jobs under the states and central government to bring equality...

Foreign trade of a country means the total imports and exports done by a country in a given time. Every country does business with other countries which includes imports of the required items and exports of the surplus items. The total imports and exports by any country can be called the foreign trade of that country. Foreign trade is not new and it prevailed in ancient history too, when port Lothal was used to export and import goods from modern west Asia and central Asia. In recent years, India exports around 7000 commodities to almost all countries and imports 6000 commodities from 137 countries. These...

One Nation One Ration Card is a flagship plan which aims to empower all National Food Security Act migrant beneficiaries (BPL) to access foodgrains from any Fair Price Shop of their choice anywhere in the country by using their same OR existing ration card with biometric authentication to get the benefit of the Scheme. The recent experience of the pandemic has created chaos for migrant workers who had lost their jobs. It raised the question of livelihood and put a question on the right to food which is a constitutional right as well as the universal human right under the universal declaration of human rights...

The Uniform Civil Code (UCC) calls for the formulation of one law for India, which would be applicable to all religious communities in matters such as marriage, divorce, inheritance, adoption. The code comes under Article 44 of the Constitution, which lays down that the state shall endeavour to secure a Uniform Civil Code for the citizens throughout the territory of India. The objective of Article 44 of the Directive Principles in the Indian Constitution was to address the discrimination against vulnerable groups and harmonise diverse cultural groups across the country. The UCC aims to protect the vulnerable sections including women and religious minorities, while also...