Gaurav

Ancient Monuments and antiquities are a window to our past. They reflect India's rich culture and remind us of our traditional roots. From Khajuraho to Hambi, as well as the Taj Mahal to Ajanta caves, India has hundreds and thousands of such architectural marvels. Because people can explore these monuments from close quarters, preserving and protecting these ancient heritage monuments are essential. These monuments are a matter of national pride and cultural identity. India has enacted numerous legislations for the protection and management of ancient mo...

Rubber is an essential part of our day-to-day life and is used in various products such as clothes, toys, footwear, tyres, defence equipment, and many more. The Indian rubber industry is the third-largest producer of rubber in the world and employs an estimated 3 million workers. For an industry of this scale, legislation is necessary for regulating and managing the interests of various stakeholders. The Rubber Act of 1947 was enacted to develop the rubber industry and ensure interested parties, such as growers, plantation owners, traders, could benefit...

India has an agrarian economy with animal husbandry as a support system. Animal husbandry provides additional income to farmers and is an essential source of income for people without cultivable land. Policymakers were aware of the economic significance of livestock for individual owners and the national economy. They realised the necessity of providing affordable and scientific veterinary services for livestock by ensuring that only qualified veterinary practitioners offer them. Therefore, the Indian parliament enacted the Indian Veterinary Council Act ...