Found 109 Articles for Governments & Policies

It’s Finland. Again? Of course, Finland has been the country that tops the world education system since 2000. This country has been focusing on improving its education system year by year to meet the standards.If you think that the Finn students get high ranks in Math and science exams or if they are being the world-class business officials, then you are wrong!! Finland education system helps students to be better thinkers, learners, and human beings.What is the System like?No student in Finland is forced to do the study. The Finn children are admitted to schools at the age of 7years. ... Read More

Since the end of civil war, there exists a tension between the Muslims who are just 10% of the population in Srilanka and Buddhist Sinhalese who are in majority making up to 75% of the population. On March 6th of 2018 Srilankan troops patrolled on the streets of Pallekele, a suburb of Kandy to watch the emergency and curfew being implemented.The arson attacks and riots left a building vandalized by the mobs in the suburb of Kandy. Anti-muslim riots left two people dead, while more than 100 homes and shops were set ablaze in the hilly resort of Kandy. The ... Read More

The Delhi government took initiative to deploy Bus Marshalls who are none but Police Home guards to look after women safety in the capital city, New Delhi. It was on June 24th, 2015 this was started and 2000 Bus Marshalls were deployed immediately.But for every fortnight another 500 were deployed since then to meet the required number to ensure the safety of women in buses and bus stands.These Bus Marshalls not only take care of women’s safety but also see that the buses stop at bus stops without any problem to the citizens. Later on, DTC also got equipped with ... Read More

The elected head of the government of the states in India is called as the Chief Minister of that particular state or union territory. The governor appoints the Chief Minister following elections to the state legislative assembly. The party with the majority of votes will elect their leader, the candidate for Chief Minister, who is invited by the governor to swear in as Chief Minister of State. The Chief Minister's term lasts for typically for 5 years, or until next General Elections. However, there is no limit for the number of terms he can serve.To be eligible for the post ... Read More

The Prime Minister of India is the head of government and pioneer of the executive branch of the Government of India. The Prime Minister is likewise the chief counselor to the President of India and is also the leader of the Council of Ministers.The Prime Minister can be an individual from any of the two places of Parliament (the Lok Sabha or the Rajya Sabha), however, must be the chief of the political party, having a superiority in the Lok Sabha.The Prime Minister is the senior individual from the bureau in the official branch of government in a parliamentary framework. ... Read More

Tsunami means harbor wave in Japanese. These are huge waves of water which are caused by Earthquakes, volcanic eruptions, and other underwater explosions, landslides, meteorite impacts etc. These mentioned activities displace large quantities of water, triggering destructive waves. The waves can measure up to 10 meters tall.They are series of waves with an interval ranging from 5 minutes to few hours. They are very destructive in nature and can wipe out coastal areas, small islands, and ocean basins too. The Indian Ocean tsunami in 2004 was one of the fatal disaster killing approximately 2, 30, 000 people. Tsunamis are not ... Read More

The words SCOTUS, POTUS, and FLOTUS are the acronyms which have a common suffix OTUS, meaning “Of The United States”. These are the telegraphic codes, the earliest recorded usage of which is from 1879. They were mentioned in the book The Philips Telegraphic code for the Rapid Transmission by Telegraph written by Walter P Philips.SCOTUS is the acronym for “Supreme Court Of The United States”POTUS is the acronym for “President Of The United States”FLOTUS is the acronym for “First Lady Of The United States”These were all framed in order to make the communication messages shorter, as the telegraphs were priced ... Read More

Undoubtedly, the most requisite thing for every woman should be immediately tax-free. Currently, sanitary napkins are burdened with 12% GST which is certainly not acceptable to the government that blowhards women empowerment and safety.Let me highlight here that most of the eatables and services like staying in a hotel, transport, construction fall in this category. I strongly object for putting this extremely necessary item, which is associated with the health of the women, should neither fall in this category, nor it’s taxed.Thankfully, the finance ministry of India is taking a consideration and might make them tax-free.

Reasons Behind Poverty In IndiaOur own poor mentality.Our Laziness.Illiteracy.No will and courage to change things around us.What Needs to Be DoneFirst of all, fix the aforementioned issues.Raise the self-confidence and start believing in ourselves as a country.Never forget, we are no less than anyone else is in the world.Love your country and contribute to its development.

In India, the prime minister is at the helm of affairs at the center and the chief ministers in the states. A state is divided into several districts each of which is administered by district collectors. The districts, in turn, are subdivided into tehsils, mandals, taluqs, Nagar panchayats, village panchayats etc.Who Can Qualify to Be A Collector?Only an Indian Administrative Service (IAS) member is qualified to be appointed as a district collector. There are three types of district collectors:The IAS officers are a direct recruit having successfully qualified after passing out the UPSC-conducted civil services examination. They are young in ... Read More