Nirav Da

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current 21st Bharat Bandh – Constitutional or Unconstitutional? The Reservation Bachao Sangharsh Samiti has called for a nationwide Bharat Bandh on 21st August in protest against the Supreme Court's decision to allow sub-classification within the SC/ST community. Article 19(1) of the Indian Constitution 1. Assemble peaceably and without arms 2. Freedom of speech and expression 3. Forming associations or unions Even BR Ambedkar said that the idea of satyagraha would be null under the condition, "where constitutional methods are open, there can be no justification for these unconstitutional methods. Kameshwar Prasad v State of Bihar case that even a liberal interpretation of the Article 19(1)(c) would conclude that the Trade Unions would guarantee the fundamental right to strike. All India Bank Employees Association case - the SC rejected the idea of formation of associations guaranteed by 19(1) carried with the concomitant right to conduct strikes. T. K. Rangarajan v Government of Tamilnadu, the Court held that the mass strike cannot be legal. B.R. Singh and others V. Union of India - Court observed that the right to strike was not a fundamental right. However the right to form associations without disturbing the public order can be counted as one. Bharat Kumar K. Palicha v. State of Kerala - Kerala High Court had drawn a distinction between a "bandh" and "a call for general strike" or "hartal". The calling for bandh is clearly different from a call for a general strike or hartal. The Article 19 of the constitution restricts the powers of the state compared to the rights of the citizens Article 19 does not give explicit permission to any resident of India to organize Hartal, Bandh or Chakka Jam. These forms can be either nonviolent or peaceful, but are not guaranteed by the fundamental rights of Speech and expression

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World Mosquito Day It is celebrated on 20 August since 1930. The day marks the historic discovery by Sir Ronald Ross, a British doctor in 1897 about the female Anopheles mosquitoes and how they were responsible for transmitting the malaria parasite, a life-threatening disease. Diseases spread by mosquitoes 1. Malaria - Female Anopheles 2. Dengue - Aedes aegypti (cockroaches of mosquitoes) 3. Zika - Aedes 4. Japanese Encephalitis - Culex 5. Yellow Fever - Aedes and Haemogogus 6. Chikungunya - Aedes albopictus or the Asian Tiger Mosquito PYQ's 1. "Wolbachia method" is sometimes talked about with reference to which of the following? a) Controlling the viral diseases spread by mosquitoes b) Converting crop residues into packing material c) Producing biodegradable plastics d) Producing Biochar from thermo- chemical conversion of biomass 2.Which one the following is used in preparing a natural mosquito repellent? a) Congress Grass b) Elephant Grass c) Lemon Grass d) Nut grass

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Topic: UPSC Modern History L5 By Nirav Da Time: Aug 16, 2024 02:00 PM India Join Zoom Meeting https://us02web.zoom.us/j/81594591919?pwd=MhqiP7ONDPAQeOx90zPzjzEVQMPxaB.1 Meeting ID: 815 9459 1919 Passcode: 329936