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Introduction Jitendra Singh Tomar, Delhi Law minister, submitted his resignation to Delhi CM, hours after a Delhi court remanded him to a four day custody after the controversy about his educational qualifications. Tomar is accused of faking a law degree and other educational qualifications. Apart from his B. Sc. Degree, the LLB degree that Tomar claimed to have achieved from Tilakmanjhi University is reportedly a fake one. In 2013, the Supreme court, made it compulsory for the police to register an FIR upon the revelation of commission of a cognizable conduct. But, was the arrest by Delhi police taken in too short a time? Let's take a look at whether Tomar's arrest is justifiable or not? Tomar's arrest is not justifiable. 1.   Two angles of law   – In India, law can be seen from two different perspectives. Recently, when actor Salman Khan was convicted over hit and run case, he wasn't arrested for a single second as he got time to appeal in the High Court...

The concept about marriage may differ from individual to individual. It was always believed that getting married leads to a healthy and happy life. But, the recent studies indicate the negative effects of getting married on health. Marriage does not always act as a protection. For some people, it is a lottery and for others, it is more than an unpleasant experience. Let's take a look at whether marriage is good for health or not. Yes – Marriage reduces stress and gives longevity. Longevity   – Many studies have shown that married couples live longer than their unmarried counterparts. Studies have also pointed out a strong relation between marriage and longevity. Less risk   – Married people enjoy a healthier life and they are less prone to risks such as diabetes, heart attacks etc. Married people are more likely to recognize symptoms and avoid the disease. Marriage helps to improve the physical health of the men. Mental health   – Marriage may effect many as...

The rate of migration from rural to urban areas is increasing across the world day by day. By 2050, around 70% of the people will be living in cities and India is no exception in this regard. There is an emerging need for the cities to get smarter in India so that it would tackle the issues related with the large scale urbanization. Smart city can be defined as a city which should be equipped with basic infrastructure to give a decent quality of life. Recently, PM Modi has announced his vision to set up around 100 smart cities across the nation. The 100 smart city mission tend to promote the adoption of smart solutions for the proper use of available resources and infrastructure. But, does a country like India require a smart cities? Let's take a look.   Yes – Smart cities are required. 1. Good infrastructure – The main aim of constructing a smart city is to provide good infrastructure to the residents, such as water and sanitation services, 24*7electricity su...

Today, millions of people are getting married at an early stage. Marriages below the age of 18 years has become a common issue in countries like India. One third of the girls in the developing countries are married at an early stage. In the past few years, the Southern Baptist leaders have encouraged the church goers to marry at an early stage. Age is an important factor which acts as a key to successful and happy marriages. In Nigeria, the Boko Haram crisis has also fueled up the issue of child marriages. If we talk in terms of India, in most of the states like Rajasthan, child marriages (marriages at a very early age) have been a common happening. Getting married at an early age should include people who are above 18 years of age. Pros of marrying at an early age 1. No perfect time   – Marriage is a big decision and it does not have a perfect time. It is clueless and can take place at any point of time. A person should get into the institute of marriage when he/she feel...

According to the Amnesty International's Death Penalty report of 2015, India is one of the seven countries that had executed people in 2013. But, no executions were carried out in the year of 2014. About 607 people were executed worldwide in 2014. Iran, Iraq and Saudi Arabia were responsible for the 72% of the recorded executions. Around 270 people in India are currently on the death row. Recently, the Supreme court rejected the mercy plea of Yakub Memon who was awarded the death sentence by a TADA court in 2006. A lot of protests are also being carried out by members of various Tamil organizations regarding the death sentence given to three convicts in Rajiv Gandhi assassination case. With an increase in the number of death sentences being awarded, do you think the trial courts are too liberal with the concept of death sentence? Let's take a look. Yes – Trial courts are liberal with death sentences.   2014 execution   – India did not carry out any executions in ...

A Supreme Court appointed panel suspended two IPL franchises – Chennai Super Kings and Rajasthan Royals for two years. The decision came when the owners of the teams were found guilty of illegally betting on the game.   The panel also suspended Raj Kundra, owner of Rajasthan Royals and Gurunath Meiyappan, owner of Chennai Super Kings from all the cricket related activities for life. Indian skipper, MS Dhoni leads Chennai Super Kings whereas Rajasthan Royals is led by Australian batsman Steve Smith. When IPL was launched in the year 2008, it grabbed the attention of everyone across the world. But, with the increasing controversies and declaring a ban on two teams, the question arises on whether a full stop should be given to the glamorous story of Indian Premier League. Let's have a look! Yes – Too many controversies spoil the game! -   Corruption   – IPL was always been in a lot of controversies since its first session. It has generated a lot of corrupti...

Here's the season of pursuing graduation, higher studies and new jobs. A lot of new under graduate and post graduate courses are being promoted by different universities. It’s up to the students to grab up these opportunities and enhance their academic growth. But most of the students face a twist after pursuing their graduation. They end up in a confusion of whether to do a PG or take up a job. At times, they land up taking a wrong decision. But, in reality, does a PG degree add value to your CV or is it just a myth? Let's take a look. Yes – A PG degree does add value to your CV. 1.   Need of the hour   – Once you finish the graduation, it is an advantage, if you opt for a post graduation course. It becomes harder to stand out from the crowd with just a Bachelor's degree alone. Thus, a masters degree is most desirable and it has become the need of the hour. 2.   Improves employability   – The qualities that you develop during a PG course will help you ad...