The Lok Sabha recently passed the Essential Defence Services Bill, 2021 amidst din without any discussion. Daily Current Affairs Quiz 2021 The Bill seeks to replace the Ordinance promulgated in June this year. The Bill allows the central government to prohibit strikes, lock-outs, and lay-offs in units engaged in essential defence services. It amends the […]
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The Supreme Court held in a judgment that preventive detention, the dreaded power of the State to restrain a person without trial, could be used only to prevent public disorder. Daily Current Affairs Quiz 2021 Preventive detention is a necessary evil only to prevent public disorder. The court must ensure that the facts brought before
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Parliament recently passed the Inland Vessels Bill, 2021, that aims to replace over 100 years old Inland Vessels Act, 1917 and usher a new era in the inland water transport sector to make the Legislative framework user friendly and promote ease of doing business. Daily Current Affairs Quiz 2021 The Inland Vessels Act of 1917
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The Goa Assembly passed the Goa Bhumiputra Adhikarini Bill, 2021. The objective was to enable the ‘mool Goenkar (original Goan)’ to live with dignity. Daily Current Affairs Quiz 2021 It recognises anyone living in the state for 30 years or more as a ‘Bhumiputra (son of the soil)’ and giving such a person the right
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The General Insurance Business (Nationalisation) Amendment Bill 2021 was introduced in the Lok Sabha recently. Daily Current Affairs Quiz 2021 The bill aims for the constitution of a commission for better coordination, research, identification and resolution of problems related to air quality in the national capital region and adjoining areas. The commission shall consist of
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The Rajya Sabha recently passed the Coconut Development Board (Amendment) Bill, 2021, making the post of the Chairman non-executive. Daily Current Affairs Quiz 2021 The amendment also seeks to raise the number of members of the Board to six from the current four. Andhra Pradesh and Gujarat will also be able to nominate their representatives
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The Inland Vessels Bill 2021 was passed in Lok Sabha which was introduced in the House by Union Minister for Ports, Shipping and Waterways Sarbananda Sonowal. Daily Current Affairs Quiz 2021 The Bill seeks to incorporate unified law for the country, instead of separate rules framed by the States. The registration certificate under the new
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Home Minister Amit Shah welcomed the decision to provide reservation for OBC category for Economically Weaker Sections (EWS) in medical education saying it is a historic decision. Daily Current Affairs Quiz 2021 Centre decided to provide 27 per cent reservation for OBC category and 10 per cent reservation for economically weaker sections in All India
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Parliament has passed the Factoring Regulation (Amendment) Bill, 2021 with the Rajya Sabha approving it recently. The bill has already been passed by the Lok Sabha. Daily Current Affairs Quiz 2021 The bill seeks to amend the Factoring Regulation Act, 2011 to widen the scope of entities which can engage in factoring business. Factoring business
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The Supreme Court recently held that lawmakers cannot indulge in criminal acts on the Parliament or Assembly floors and then take cover behind the right to free speech. Daily Current Affairs Quiz 2021 The court refused the Kerala government’s plea to withdraw prosecution of top Left Democratic Front (LDF)leaders accused of vandalism and wanton destruction
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