International Relations – The study of political and social systems, including state relations and the notion of international law, may be traced back to ancient Greece, when the study of political and social systems, including state relations and the concept of international law, began to take shape. The current field of International Relations, on the…
Surat Factory establishment and sir Thomas Roe’s visit, administration, judicial system of Surat factory and king comission.
Third Party Information Under RTI Act, 2005 – Under the Right to Information (RTI) Act, 2005, there may be cases where the information requested by an applicant contains third-party information. Third-party information refers to information that belongs to a person or organization other than the applicant and the public authority. The RTI Act provides a…
The Regulating Act 1773 reorganized the Company, placing it under the control of the British Government and Parliament: Reorganized the Government of Calcutta and established a Supreme Court in Calcutta. The Act was described as “An Act for the establishment of certain rules for the better management of the affairs of the East India Company…
The International Power System : The field of international relations introduces three international systems: unipolarity, bipolarity, and multipolarity, in light of the distribution of power among states. States’ hierarchical positions in the international system are determined by their relative power, which is the capacity to influence the behaviour of others. A unipolar system is demonstrated…
Important Terms under Consumer Protection Act, 2019 – Power to set aside ex parte orders [Section 61] An ex parte order is an order issued by a court or authority without hearing the other party. According to Section 61 of consumer protection act, 2019 only the national commission has been empowered to set aside ex…
