With the origin and development of human civilisation the rights have also been created in the society. Each person desires to live with peace and happiness, which is only possible when some fundamental rights are given to him/her. One not bear any undesirable interference in his/her rights and expects for punishment for that person who […]
This Page lists Questions on Law in two sections. The first section contains questions that have been asked by RPSC in previous RAS Mains Examination and the second section lists important questions that one can answer to practise knowledge on the subject of Law. Previous Years RAS Mains: Questions on Law RAS 2018: What is
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Life in today’s world is becoming more and more stressful. Consequently, stress management has assumed paramount importance. Stress Management Techniques There are rnany simple ways to combat stress. We can club these methods of stress management in two broad categories: Self Help methods Learnt Methods Self-Help Methods: This category covers ways of managing stress by observing
Stress is a psychological condition and body discomfort. It is a common phenomenon associated with a feeling of emotional or physical tension. When the person experiences a constraint inhibiting the accomplishment of desire and demand for accomplishment, it leads to potential stress. Every individual experiences stress at some or other time. Definitions: The word stress has its
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In 2004, the Union government appointed a National Advisory Council (NAC) to monitor implementation of government schemes and advise government on policy and law. NAC recommended changes to the existing Freedom of Information Act, 2002. Consequently, Right to Information bill 2004, was tabled in parliament on 23rd December 2004. This as applicable only to the
