Usually liberty is licensed by providing a few immunities called political liberties or rights. According to John Stuart Mill, liberty can be licensed in two ways; first by obtaining a recognition of such immunities called political liberties or rights, which it was to be regarded as a breach of judgment in the rules of national … Read more
The gloralisation of democracy as a form of more legitimate representative government has not been accompanied by genuine efforts to tackle the problems of democracy, such as the lack of equilibrium between equality and liberty, the dictatorship of the majority, the actual as well as manufactured disinterest on the part of the so-called citizens not … Read more
Many people today believe that maintaining order in the school is becoming difficult, though this should not come as a surprise. Society itself is changing and authority is under attack. Society has changed earlier 100. primitive people fought for food, women, home or fuel. As civilisation grew the need for laws to regulate the action … Read more
No free man shall be taken or imprisoned or deprived (i.e. deprive of land) or outlawed or in any way destroyed, nor will we go upon him or put upon him, except by the lawful judgment of his peers or the laws of the land. (Magna Carta year 1215). History is fraught with the fight … Read more
This citation attests to the ancient nature of corruption, which amounts to the abuse of public office for private gain. Yet it also illustrates that even then corruption was regarded as corrosive to the development of the state and that specific measures were therefore needed in response. The king’s adviser perceptively hinted at the link … Read more
INTRODUCTION, HOW TO DEFINE SOCIAL EVILS. “Any evil, such as intemperance, that affects society is generally termed as social evil”. An evil is always there in a society, there could hardly be any community which could be considered as most virtuous. It is generally the loosening effect of law and order coupled with degeneration of … Read more
The earth today is a giant laboratory in which humans are conducting thoughtless experiments that could have catastrophic consequences. We need to think about how the earth and its subsystems of living and nonliving parts operate, how we disturb the system, and how to improve the forecasting of our impacts on the environment. Small ‘scale … Read more
Third world war might not be such a grave concern for the people living in this world, why? because they have become an aware of the fact that if it materialized, no one is going to survive on the surface of earth. The leaders of the world became conscious. Yet what about environment? which is … Read more
One of the major causes of colonization by the Europeans in the late seventeenth century and early eighth century was the over growth of population in the European continent. Notwithstanding that there were also certain ulterior motives, example being hunger of land and religious intolerance. Increasing population and subsequently concepts like depopulation is not a … Read more
Nobody can deny that with the growth of cities the villages have been considerably neglected. Ever since the light of Western civilisation came into our country we have been developing a craze for city life. In the beginning of the British rule in undivided India most of the people used to be employed in the … Read more