The Indian Council Act 1909 , also known as the Morley Minto Reforms, was passed in 1909. In December 1905, John Morley, an advocate, was appointed as the new Secretary of State. He argued that quick constitutional reforms were required to stem the rising tide of nationalism and anti-British sentiment in India. He discussed this…
Consumer Protection Councils (CPCs) are bodies or government entities formed to protect the rights and interests of consumers in a a nation. These councils are made to make sure businesses and service providers deal with customers in an ethical, responsible, and fair manner. Promoting consumer welfare, safeguarding customers from unethical commercial practises, and enhancing consumer awareness…
Severability Under the RTI Act of 2005, severability refers to the process of separating exempted information from non-exempted information in a requested record. This means that if a record contains both exempted and non-exempted information, the public authority must offer access to the non-exempted information and sever the exempted information before granting access to the…
The concept of institutions is one of the most important in the entire field of sociology. Unfortunately, this is a concept that is not used consistently by sociologists. The importance of understanding the concept of institutions for understanding society is simultaneously recognized by all sociologists. In fact, Durkheim went so far as to define sociology…
Rights and Duties of consumers : When it comes to buying goods and services, consumers have certain rights and obligations. These duties and rights are intended to shield customers from dishonesty, fraud, and unethical business practises. Some of the most important consumer rights and obligations are listed below : Rights of consumers | Rights and…
Characteristics of behaviouralism by David Easton ; David Easton, one of the most important exponents and founders of the behaviouralist political school of thought, has summed up behaviouralism around eight characteristic features. These are: (1) Value free; (2) Verification: (3) Techniques; (4) Regularities; (5) Quantification: (6) Systematisation, (7) Integration and (8) Pure Science. 1. Value-free…