Politics

• Three Reasons Why Conservatives Should Focus on Grassroots Politics
  
  Why should we as conservatives focus on the grassroots when it comes to politics? Because that's where the opportunities are.... Read
  By: stephen | 01/28/2010 | Politics
• Importance of Political Shows and Live Debates
  
  It is important to watch political shows and debates so that we can establish the arguments for and against the issues that are affecting us globally. Watching these shows it makes us reflect on the bigger picture.... Read
  By: Dhody David | 08/25/2011 | Politics
• 1st Parliament of Indian student council leaders as a great revolution in Indian Political History
  
  With the country viewing enormous political scandals concerning the recent two-g swindle to the money-for-vote scandal that troubled the assembly and the Indian political principles, the general public are longing for a government run by politicians who demonstrate polite amount of genuineness and honesty. Such as the UP congregation elections in the year of two thousand and two, demonstrated that candidates with illegal records won maximum seats in the legislative body, entailing more unlawful... Read
  By: Vijay K Shetty | 02/15/2011 | Politics
• Student leadership Parliament in India
  
  The precise objective of the first Indian Student leadership parliament is to make an available platform for young scholar leaders and assist them interrelate with the specialist from diverse sectors. Revealing these students to the poles apart problems common in the nation is predictable to bring the focus on the part that needs instant focus and awareness. It is also anticipated that bringing collectively student leaders from dissimilar states all over the nation will help out creating a bondi... Read
  By: Vijay K Shetty | 02/15/2011 | Politics
• The Role of Bharatiya Chhatra Sansad in Indian Politics
  
  The Bharatiya Chhatra Sansad is the first assembly of Indian student council leaders. This has been prearranged by the Mit School of government in an effort to engage the youth in an effort to increase their participation in Politics, saving the atmosphere, Social progress and other significant issues in our lives. The fresh incident prearranged at the Mit Campus in Pune fetched together legislative bodies from several colleges transversely the nation along with secretaries to devise ideas and n... Read
  By: Vijay K Shetty | 02/15/2011 | Politics
• Indian Student Parliament Resolutions
  
  The Indian Student Council’s First Student parliament (Bhartiya Chhatra Sansad), organized in Maharashtra Institute of Technology's School of Government (MITSOG), in Pune, on Jan 12-14, 2011, is a bold step towards voicing Indian youth’s concerns over wide issues touching Indian lives. Addressing sensitive themes like India Vs Bharat, Women’s Empowerment, Globalization and Opportunities for Youth, Environment, Fight against Terrorism, Understanding Naxalism etc., it summoned students, political... Read
  By: Vijay K Shetty | 02/15/2011 | Politics
• Indian Student Parliament Objectives
  
  India presently has the largest population of youngsters in the 10-19 age groups. At such a stage, sensitization of youth on current political and social issues is the first priority to achieve a better administration in the country. The first Indian Parliament of Student Council Leaders (Bharatiya Chatra Sansad) conducted by the Maharashtra Institute of Technology's School of Government (MITSOG), in Pune, on Jan 12-14, 2011, is the first giant step towards realizing the goal. Attended by politi... Read
  By: Vijay K Shetty | 02/15/2011 | Politics
• Indian Student Parliament Selection Process
  
  The Indian Student Parliament has been proposed and is being brought into being, with the main objective of exposing the young student leaders to the real world, and help them in gaining useful experience through interaction with some of the experts from various sectors. The Indian Student Parliament will not only encourage the leadership abilities in students, helping students from all parts of the country to work as one, towards the betterment of our nation, but also help in introducing new, i... Read
  By: Vijay K Shetty | 02/15/2011 | Politics
• Is Mr. Hazare Introducing New Legal System?
  
  India is a matured democracy, which is governed by a strong constitution and established set of diverse laws. Since independence the country has passed through multiple eventualities and each of such instances tested our legal system. Indian Parliament and Judiciary consistently maintained checks and balances to maintain law and order. With every new experience the legal system has been continuously updated by the government agencies......... Read
  By: CA A. K. Jain | 08/08/2011 | Politics
• How “The Lok Pal” Can Fit in Indian Constitutional System
  
  Mr. Anna Hazare is trying to fix Lok Pal in already crowded space shared by investigative agencies like CBI, RAW, IG, Police, CAG etc. etc. & multi layer judicial system consisting of Supreme Court, High Court and Lower Courts etc. The entire law enforcing system is already choked with multiple authorities & there does not appear any space for the most advertised position of the Lok Pal. Any attempt to bring constitutional amendments on the line suggested by senior congress leaders will.......... Read
  By: CA A. K. Jain | 10/17/2011 | Politics