Jammu and Kashmir - A new dawn of progress and peaceASO6KM
This document summarizes key developments in Jammu and Kashmir following the constitutional amendments removing Articles 370 and 35A in August 2019. It discusses improvements in security conditions, a reduction in terrorist activities, and expanded development initiatives in areas like tourism, industry, infrastructure, education, social welfare programs, and healthcare. Key political and administrative changes are also outlined, such as the establishment of a single cadre for civil servants, equal rights for all citizens, and rehabilitation support for migrants and refugees.
Ladakh was historically underdeveloped due to discrimination, but it was declared a Union Territory after the abolition of Article 370. The Central Government is providing special support through the Prime Minister Development Package, which allocated Rs. 80,068 crores to 63 projects in Jammu and Kashmir, including 8 projects worth Rs. 21,432 crores for Ladakh. The annual budget for Ladakh has also increased remarkably to Rs. 5,958 crores per year from 2020-2021 to 2022 to ensure overall development.
The document discusses the development of India's Northeast region after 2014 under Prime Minister Modi's Act East policy. It notes that the region had lagged in development for decades due to separatism and conflict. The policy focused on resolving disputes through agreements, strengthening security, and boosting infrastructure development. As a result, violence declined significantly, with 6000 terrorists surrendering. Restrictions under AFSPA were lifted in many areas. The budget for the region doubled and development accelerated across sectors like transportation, agriculture, and disaster management with the help of the Northeastern Space Application Centre. Overall, the policy brought peace, stability, and rapid development to the Northeast.
For over 40 years, left-wing extremism has posed challenges to democracy in India, resulting in over 16,000 deaths. The Home Ministry implemented a three-pronged strategy to control extremism by launching decisive attacks, improving coordination between central and state governments, and promoting development in affected areas to gain public trust. As a result, violent incidents and deaths have decreased substantially, with militant-affected areas reducing from 96 districts in 2010 to 46 districts in 2021.
The Modi government considers drug addiction a major challenge and has implemented a three-pronged zero-tolerance strategy on drugs involving coordination among organizations, strong organizational structure, and awareness campaigns. Key aspects of the strategy include strengthening the NCORD mechanism for cooperation, reforming the Narcotics Control Bureau, creating a narco-related national database, and conducting a public awareness campaign. The results of these efforts include a 100% increase in drug seizure cases and a 152% increase in the number of cases against those involved in drug trade since 2014.
The document summarizes amendments made to terrorism-related laws and policies in India between 2014 and 2022. Key points include:
- The National Investigation Agency Act was amended in 2019 to expand the NIA's jurisdiction over new crimes and territorial jurisdiction.
- An integrated work plan with 25 points was established to coordinate counter-terrorism and de-radicalization efforts across ministries.
- Terrorism incidents and related deaths have significantly reduced since 2014. Stone pelting incidents and deaths of police officials have also declined substantially.
- 38 individuals have been declared terrorists under new amendments, and the shelf-life of terrorists has been reduced to only a few days.
This document outlines initiatives to strengthen India's forensic science infrastructure over the past 14 years. It discusses establishing mobile forensic investigation facilities in all districts, making forensic investigation compulsory for crimes with sentences over 7 years. It also describes establishing three new central forensic science laboratories, setting up 14 cyber forensic training laboratories in states, and approving 203 crores to strengthen existing forensic science laboratories. The overall goal is to integrate the criminal justice system with forensic science investigations.
Jammu and Kashmir - A new dawn of progress and peaceASO6KM
This document summarizes key developments in Jammu and Kashmir following the constitutional amendments removing Articles 370 and 35A in August 2019. It discusses improvements in security conditions, a reduction in terrorist activities, and expanded development initiatives in areas like tourism, industry, infrastructure, education, social welfare programs, and healthcare. Key political and administrative changes are also outlined, such as the establishment of a single cadre for civil servants, equal rights for all citizens, and rehabilitation support for migrants and refugees.
Ladakh was historically underdeveloped due to discrimination, but it was declared a Union Territory after the abolition of Article 370. The Central Government is providing special support through the Prime Minister Development Package, which allocated Rs. 80,068 crores to 63 projects in Jammu and Kashmir, including 8 projects worth Rs. 21,432 crores for Ladakh. The annual budget for Ladakh has also increased remarkably to Rs. 5,958 crores per year from 2020-2021 to 2022 to ensure overall development.
The document discusses the development of India's Northeast region after 2014 under Prime Minister Modi's Act East policy. It notes that the region had lagged in development for decades due to separatism and conflict. The policy focused on resolving disputes through agreements, strengthening security, and boosting infrastructure development. As a result, violence declined significantly, with 6000 terrorists surrendering. Restrictions under AFSPA were lifted in many areas. The budget for the region doubled and development accelerated across sectors like transportation, agriculture, and disaster management with the help of the Northeastern Space Application Centre. Overall, the policy brought peace, stability, and rapid development to the Northeast.
For over 40 years, left-wing extremism has posed challenges to democracy in India, resulting in over 16,000 deaths. The Home Ministry implemented a three-pronged strategy to control extremism by launching decisive attacks, improving coordination between central and state governments, and promoting development in affected areas to gain public trust. As a result, violent incidents and deaths have decreased substantially, with militant-affected areas reducing from 96 districts in 2010 to 46 districts in 2021.
The Modi government considers drug addiction a major challenge and has implemented a three-pronged zero-tolerance strategy on drugs involving coordination among organizations, strong organizational structure, and awareness campaigns. Key aspects of the strategy include strengthening the NCORD mechanism for cooperation, reforming the Narcotics Control Bureau, creating a narco-related national database, and conducting a public awareness campaign. The results of these efforts include a 100% increase in drug seizure cases and a 152% increase in the number of cases against those involved in drug trade since 2014.
The document summarizes amendments made to terrorism-related laws and policies in India between 2014 and 2022. Key points include:
- The National Investigation Agency Act was amended in 2019 to expand the NIA's jurisdiction over new crimes and territorial jurisdiction.
- An integrated work plan with 25 points was established to coordinate counter-terrorism and de-radicalization efforts across ministries.
- Terrorism incidents and related deaths have significantly reduced since 2014. Stone pelting incidents and deaths of police officials have also declined substantially.
- 38 individuals have been declared terrorists under new amendments, and the shelf-life of terrorists has been reduced to only a few days.
This document outlines initiatives to strengthen India's forensic science infrastructure over the past 14 years. It discusses establishing mobile forensic investigation facilities in all districts, making forensic investigation compulsory for crimes with sentences over 7 years. It also describes establishing three new central forensic science laboratories, setting up 14 cyber forensic training laboratories in states, and approving 203 crores to strengthen existing forensic science laboratories. The overall goal is to integrate the criminal justice system with forensic science investigations.
The document summarizes India's border policy and security developments over the past decade under different administrations. It notes that in the first decade of independence, border areas were ignored except for establishing the BSF. During Atal Bihari Vajpayee's tenure, focus shifted to border management. Under Modi's leadership, development and democracy in border areas is emphasized along with vigilant security. Rapid progress has been made in border infrastructure like fencing, roads, floodlights and border outposts. Integrated check posts facilitate trade while welfare programs have been implemented in 100% of border villages.
The document outlines India's coastal security scheme and initiatives over the past 10 years. Key points include:
1) The scheme was implemented in two phases, providing coastal states with police stations, marine operation centers, vehicles, and other resources to strengthen coastal security.
2) Effective joint coastal patrolling protocols between states and central agencies like the Coast Guard were established from 2020 onward.
3) Over 300 coastal police personnel completed marine policing training. Fishermen identification was strengthened and over 10,000 boats were registered under the scheme.
The document outlines India's approach to disaster management under Prime Minister Narendra Modi, which includes an integrated and proactive approach led by the central government. Key aspects of the approach include establishing institutions like the National Disaster Response Force (NDRF) and mechanisms for early warning, preparedness, relief, and rehabilitation. Guidelines have been issued for various disasters, community-based disaster management has been emphasized, and financial resources for disaster management have increased substantially.
The document outlines several initiatives taken by the Indian government to develop and improve governance in Union Territories. Key initiatives include 100% completion of flagship schemes, privatization of electricity distribution, administrative reforms in Delhi including integration of the municipal corporation, making service conditions of Chandigarh employees at par with central services, and enacting the GNCTD Amendment Act 2021 to define roles of the LG and elected government. The government aims to develop UTs as models of good governance and self-dependent economies.
The document outlines various infrastructure and tourism development projects and achievements in the Andaman and Nicobar Islands and Lakshadweep islands over the past 60 years. It details in-principle approval for 4 tourism projects in the Andaman islands and 3 islands identified for tourism development in Lakshadweep. It also lists progress made on developing ecotourism, improving air connectivity with airports and increasing digital broadband connectivity across both island territories. 9 major flagship welfare and development projects were also fully implemented by the union territories.
The document summarizes steps taken by the Indian government to strengthen and promote Hindi as the official language. After the new government was formed in 2019, 49 out of 56 ministries established Hindi advisory committees that met regularly. Educational materials were developed to teach Hindi in 14 other Indian languages. Memory-based translation software and mobile apps with dictionaries were created. Over 500 state language implementation committees were formed across India and some countries to increase Hindi usage. Various training programs and translations were conducted, and inspections increased regarding using Hindi officially. The Home Minister expressed that Hindi supports local languages and their shared prosperity.
The Foreign Contribution (Regulation) Amendment Act 2020 introduced several changes to increase compliance, transparency, and accountability of NGOs receiving foreign funds. Key changes included making Aadhar mandatory for key functionaries, requiring opening of an FCRA account at SBI in New Delhi, and reducing the limit on administrative expenses from 50% to 20% of foreign funds. The amendments aim to ensure funds are used for legitimate objectives and not diverted to unproductive expenses like salaries or assets. It also made submitting annual returns and updating official details online mandatory.
1) According to Prime Minister Modi, harmony with nature is at the centre of Indian culture.
2) Led by the Prime Minister, India is leading the world in environmental conservation.
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Delhi Police has seen continuous increases in its total sanctioned and present personnel capacity between 2014-2022, including a rise in the percentage of women from 7.4% to 13%. During this period, CCTV cameras installed increased from 1,696 to 10,311, and the police fleet grew from 6,636 vehicles to 9,095. Between 2014-2022, 9,812 new posts were created for Delhi Police in areas like separating law and order from investigation and expanding police districts and stations.
The document outlines reforms and initiatives at the Ministry of Home Affairs in India. It discusses establishing electronic file management, regular review meetings, passing important legislation, timely parliamentary work, accountability measures like RTI disposal, documentation of decisions, fast execution of pending files, and other administrative improvements to ensure smooth functioning of the ministry.
The document summarizes India's border policy and security developments over the past decade under different administrations. It notes that in the first decade of independence, border areas were ignored except for establishing the BSF. During Atal Bihari Vajpayee's tenure, focus shifted to border management. Under Modi's leadership, development and democracy in border areas is emphasized along with vigilant security. Rapid progress has been made in border infrastructure like fencing, roads, floodlights and border outposts. Integrated check posts facilitate trade while welfare programs have been implemented in 100% of border villages.
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Failure to Observe Corporate Formalities: Corporations and LLCs are required to observe certain formalities, such as holding regular meetings, maintaining separate financial records, and avoiding commingling of personal and corporate assets. If these formalities are not observed and the corporate structure is used as a mere façade, courts may disregard the corporate entity.
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Group Enterprises: In some cases, where multiple corporations are closely related or form part of a single economic unit, courts may pierce the corporate veil to achieve equity, particularly if one corporation's actions harm creditors or other stakeholders and the corporate structure is being used to shield culpable parties from liability.
The document summarizes India's border policy and security developments over the past decade under different administrations. It notes that in the first decade of independence, border areas were ignored except for establishing the BSF. During Atal Bihari Vajpayee's tenure, focus shifted to border management. Under Modi's leadership, development and democracy in border areas is emphasized along with vigilant security. Rapid progress has been made in border infrastructure like fencing, roads, floodlights and border outposts. Integrated check posts facilitate trade while welfare programs have been implemented in 100% of border villages.
The document outlines India's coastal security scheme and initiatives over the past 10 years. Key points include:
1) The scheme was implemented in two phases, providing coastal states with police stations, marine operation centers, vehicles, and other resources to strengthen coastal security.
2) Effective joint coastal patrolling protocols between states and central agencies like the Coast Guard were established from 2020 onward.
3) Over 300 coastal police personnel completed marine policing training. Fishermen identification was strengthened and over 10,000 boats were registered under the scheme.
The document outlines India's approach to disaster management under Prime Minister Narendra Modi, which includes an integrated and proactive approach led by the central government. Key aspects of the approach include establishing institutions like the National Disaster Response Force (NDRF) and mechanisms for early warning, preparedness, relief, and rehabilitation. Guidelines have been issued for various disasters, community-based disaster management has been emphasized, and financial resources for disaster management have increased substantially.
The document outlines several initiatives taken by the Indian government to develop and improve governance in Union Territories. Key initiatives include 100% completion of flagship schemes, privatization of electricity distribution, administrative reforms in Delhi including integration of the municipal corporation, making service conditions of Chandigarh employees at par with central services, and enacting the GNCTD Amendment Act 2021 to define roles of the LG and elected government. The government aims to develop UTs as models of good governance and self-dependent economies.
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Failure to Observe Corporate Formalities: Corporations and LLCs are required to observe certain formalities, such as holding regular meetings, maintaining separate financial records, and avoiding commingling of personal and corporate assets. If these formalities are not observed and the corporate structure is used as a mere façade, courts may disregard the corporate entity.
Alter Ego: If there is such a unity of interest and ownership between the corporation and its shareholders or members that the separate personalities of the corporation and the individuals no longer exist, courts may treat the corporation as the alter ego of its owners and hold them personally liable.
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सुप्रीम कोर्ट ने यह भी माना था कि मजिस्ट्रेट का यह कर्तव्य है कि वह सुनिश्चित करे कि अधिकारी पीएमएलए के तहत निर्धारित प्रक्रिया के साथ-साथ संवैधानिक सुरक्षा उपायों का भी उचित रूप से पालन करें।
1. Challenge
The interstate council formed for the center-state relationship was unable to perform because of political
differences, opposite ideologies, and a lack of communication. The important matters related to
progress, peace, and protection lingered for decades because of strains among the states.
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Inter-state relationships got better with the policy
of solution through dialogue
Strengthening the
Strengthening the
Federal Structure
Federal Structure
Strengthening the
Federal Structure
Following the mantra of Prime Minister, Shri Narendra Modi ‘Samvaad se samadhan’ in the past 8
years, without any ego or politics, Home Ministry not only got directly connected to states but also tried
to come to an agreement with the states on many platforms of the council. Continuous communication
with the states resulted in unexpected growth. The Interstate Council is making continuous efforts for
its 4/5 aims.
Strategy
Cordial relationship between center and state
A solution to Interstate issues and conflicts through agreements
Encourage regional support between states
Provide platforms to all the states of the country for debate and discussion on national issues
Establish a strong support system among all stakeholders
From Aspiration
to
Accomplishment
years
2. There is almost a three times increase in the number
of meetings held in regional councils after 2014.
After a gap of 10 years, the 11th meeting of the interstate council was held in July 2016 under the chairmanship
of the Hon’ble Prime Minister. Four main agendas came out of this meeting.
Consideration of Punchhi
commission’s
recommendations on
Centre-State relationship
Use of
Adhar and DBT
Improvement
in the quality
of education
To stand against
militants and terrorists,
improvements in
policing, police
modernization and
intelligence sharing
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Result
Stepping ahead towards solutions
through continuous meetings.
Continuous meetings of regional council
resulted in 50% increase in solution to issues.
6
21
104
507
45
313
Total meetings Total popular issues
2006-2013 2014-2022 2006-2013 2014-2022 2006-2013 2014-2022
Total solved issues
From Aspiration
to
Accomplishment
years
350%
increase
487%
increase
695%
increase
3. Achievements: Solutions Could be Seen
On account of encouragement to open-minded communication by the Hon’ble Home Minister, the solution
process to the long pending issues among the states has accelerated.
The solution to the
issues of storage of
food grains:
The issue of discrepancy in
standards of storage of food
grains was pending for a
long time. In a meeting in
Raipur, the Hon’ble Home
Minister took cognizance of
this issue in January 2020
and on 22nd January 2021
issued an amended standard
and found the solution to the
issue.
Royalty on Processed
Coal:
Jharkhand government
raised an issue of royalty on
coal in the 24th meeting of
the Eastern Region Council
held at Bhubaneshwar. On
the instruction of the Home
Minister, the Coal Ministry did
an investigation and came to
the conclusion that royalty
will be paid on run-of-mine
and not on processed coal.
A way to solution opened.
Permission to lay down
132 KV intrastate
transmission line
(Chandankiara-
Govindpur) in West
Bengal:
The decision was taken in
the Eastern Regional
Council Meeting held at
Bhubaneshwar in the
presence of the Hon’ble
Home Minister with the
consent of both
Jharkhand and Bengal.
Swift Transfer of land
for execution of
central projects:
In the ‘Setu Bharat’ Project,
an issue of 27 acres of
security land in Medinipur
(West Bengal) for the
construction of one road
over-bridge was pending
for a long time. With the
help of the Defence
Ministry, this issue was
resolved in the meeting
presided over by the
Hon’ble Home Minister.
The conflict between
West Bengal Malda and
Jharkhand on state
borders:
Hon’ble Home Minister
initiated this issue which was
pending for a long time.
Both state governments
arrived at a consensus to the
proposal for inter-state
border demarcation after a
joint survey.
The Pulicat lake
dispute between the
fishermen of Andhra
Pradesh and Tamil
Nadu on catching fish:
The matter was resolved
in the 29th meeting of
the Southern Regional
Council held on
February 21st.
Investigation of
antibiotic remains in the
export of lobster
In 2016 many
consignments (orders)of
lobsters were cancelled by
the European Union and
Japan due to the
presence of remains of
antibiotics. Under the
chairmanship of Hon'ble
Home Minister at the
Tirupati meeting of
Southern Region Council,
a task force was formed to
find a solution to this.
Resolution of the
challenges raised by
Tamil Nadu in the
development of
renewable energy :
A detailed discussion
was held on the issue in
which the agencies
related to the Indian
government found its
solution after exchange
of thoughts and ideas in
the Southern Regional
Council meeting held at
Tirupati.
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From Aspiration
to
Accomplishment
years
4. Sand supply from
Tamil Nadu and
permission to
Puducherry to import
sand:
Resolution of the issues
between Tamil Nadu and
Puducherry.
Members appointed in
Bhakra-Beas
Management Board:
In the North Regional
Council Meeting, Rajasthan
Government raised an issue
to create a separate post of
full-time member in the
Bhakra-Beas Management
Board. After a detailed
discussion with Haryana and
Punjab Governments, the
Hon’ble Home Minister
resolved the issue.
Speedy and
Righteous disposal of
POCSO issues:
POCSO-related issues to be
investigated within 2 months
and resolved at the earliest.
Forensic Science Law
College:
Efforts to open in all states
Coverage of Bank
/IPPB branches within
the range of 5 km of
villages
UIEDAI database for the
verification of sea fishermen:
With the use of QR code enabled PVC
Aadhaar card for previous verification
of sea fishermen, the chances of fraud
was curbed.
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From Aspiration
to
Accomplishment
years