Ranbir Singh
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The book focuses on ethical values as a need to remove corruption from the social, economic and political system. It takes up issues like compulsory voting, the link between corruption and inequality, and the extent to which an accuse can demand information under the RTI Act. It studies aspects relating to the RTI Act such as the Supreme Court pronouncements on it and some of the best practices on RTI and its link with good governance. It examines Indian ...
Through this twelve chaptered book the author highlights the evolution of the Armed Forces through the wars fought and, more importantly, the lessons which have not been learnt. The book covers the four major wars with Pakistan besides the operations taken for integration of states – Hyderabad Police Action, Integration of Junagarh and Liberation of Goa, Daman and Diu. It also analyses the blunders of the Sino-Indian Conflict and the Operation Pawan Sri Lankan ...
Memorable War Stories is a collection of 27 war stories and incidents placing on record the exciting exploits of our own fliers of the Indian Air Force and the intrepid fighters of the Army and Navy operating in our own environment. All the stories/incidents recorded in the book are true and factually correct, and are based on research, first person accounts, and published stories carried by different newspapers and magazines over a period of time. Although most ...
Bhup Singh Gulia have done a remarkable job in generating primary information about the text of the book and enriched it with pictorial representations depicting various unknown elements of folk art and crafts that could be gathered from Haryana. A large number of distinctive forms and styles, in respect of arts and crafts invented and developed by the people of Haryana that accompany the text as photographic representations and illustrations in various ...
This rare comprehensive critique of criminology in India brings together widely respected activists, advocates, bureaucrats, scholars and practitioners who share their concerns about the Indian criminal justice system through an interdisciplinary lens and discuss the need to entrench human rights in Indian polity. It is a significant step towards mapping the ways in which interdisciplinary research and human rights activism might inform legal praxis more ...