Rajdut News
Vijay, March 29, 2024
The IPC stands as India’s primary criminal code. It outlines various crimes and their respective punishments. Over the years, amendments have been made to adapt to societal changes and legal necessities.
This act lays down the procedural guidelines for investigating and trying criminal cases in India.
India’s supreme law, the Constitution, establishes the governance framework. It defines fundamental rights, the government’s structure, and the directive principles of state policy.
The RTI empowers citizens to request information from public authorities. Its aim is to foster transparency and accountability within the government.
Enacted to shield women from domestic abuse, this act also offers civil remedies in cases of domestic violence.
This legislation targets the prevention of atrocities against Scheduled Castes and Scheduled Tribes. It also establishes special courts for trying such offenses.
Introduced in 2017, the GST Act revolutionized India’s indirect tax structure. It replaced multiple state and central taxes, aiming for a unified tax system.
The NFSA ensures food and nutritional security by providing affordable, quality food to eligible households.
This act aims to end child marriages and safeguard children’s rights against such unions.
Enacted in 2015, this act focuses on the care, protection, and rehabilitation of children in need. It also addresses juvenile justice matters.
Designed to combat corruption, this act allows for the prosecution of public servants found guilty of corrupt practices.
Regulating motor vehicles and road safety standards, this act covers vehicle registration, driving license issuance, and traffic rules.
Understanding these pivotal acts is essential for every citizen. They not only shape our legal system but also influence our daily lives, rights, and responsibilities. Stay informed to be empowered!
