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Artificial Intelligence in Legal System: Pros, Cons and Challenges
Get PDFArtificial intelligence (AI) implies a system that behaves like a human. The use of Artificial Intelligence started with the concept of robotics which is now part of almost every electronic device in the form of Google Assistant, Cortana, etc. Artificial Intelligence systems have various real-world applications such as customer services, speech recognition, automated stock trading, computer visions, etc. Artificial Intelligence is a field, which combines computer science and robust datasets, to enable problem-solving. It also encompasses sub-fields of machine learning and deep learning, which are frequently mentioned in conjunction with artificial intelligence. These disciplines are comprised of AI algorithms that seek to create expert systems that make predictions or classifications based on input data. With the global invasion of Artificial Intelligence, the concept so be brought closer to the legal system in India for deep learning information management to control the legal system in the country. Therefore, this paper strategically presents a study that evaluates the use of Artificial Intelligence in the legal system of the country. The paper also focuses on the advantages of Artificial Intelligence for the legal system
Effect of Haryana Panchayati Raj Act 1994 on Local women
Get PDFThe present period is known as the democratic era from the point of view of governance, this system of governance has developed into a widely popular form of governance. Freedom, equality, and fraternity are accepted as ideal values in a democracy, so basically, the first condition for the success of democracy is equal participation of the common people in the form of governance. Efforts have been made at the constitutional level to ensure the participation of the common man in India, mainly at the village level, efforts have been made to ensure the participation of women in governance, because, since the past, the participation of women in governance has been negligible. To keep them away from the power of governance is to deprive half of the society and the nation of the stream of development. Women will also be given opportunities at the same level as men, only then we can build a strong society and nation. In the present era, the level of continuous education is increasing steadily, as a result of which there has been an increase in awareness among women on a large scale. In today\u27s era, women are not behind men at every level, provided they are given equal opportunities as men, then they have the ability to expose their talents in reality on the ground. With the aim of including women in the stream of development and providing equal opportunities to men, efforts have been made to provide political participation, especially at the village level, under the Thirty-third Constitutional Amendment Act in India. The Haryana Panchayati Raj Act 1994 was effectively implemented in the state of Haryana to comply with the 73rd Constitutional Amendment Act, after which the impact of various levels on rural women can be seen continuously in the state of Haryana
A Study On Financial Management In Healthcare Organizations
Get PDFThis paper examines health insurance as a source of healthcare finance from a strategic and business model standpoint. It tracks healthcare financing with the help of the health insurance scheme and to look into developments in the healthcare business and the total disease load. We find that the health insurance market is extremely competitive and that concentrating on key success characteristics might provide insurance firms a competitive edge. The business model for health insurance is distinct, comes in a variety of configurations, and mostly entails strategic decisions and their effects. We provide a list of processes that health insurance providers can use to increase their profitability and secure a long-term competitive edge. We advise insurance businesses to create and implement a cutting-edge business strategy focused on reducing the claim ratio while concurrently raising customer willingness to pay
The Menace Of Plastic Waste- A Legislative Analysis From The Indian Perspective
Get PDFPlastic debris may cause some ‘serious harm’ not only to humans but also to the natural environment. This is because, after its disposal, it may either emit harmful chemicals or absorb toxic pollutants as an aftereffect proven by scientists. There are various reasons for the increase in waste like rapid population growth, urbanization, industrial growth, and growth in the usage of plastic which has led to severe waste management problems around the world. To address the problems of the waste issues prevalent in society, an impactful legal system is required to make an action plan and to enforce the provisions of law, both internationally and within the domestic framework of our country. Similarly, to deal with the problem of plastic waste, Indian policymakers have brought much-sought legislation and amended them with the changing needs of society. The problem of plastic waste is contemporary in which plastic is not a problem, but waste is a problem. It started due to mismanagement and lack of awareness amongst the public and the manufacturer of plastic products. The problem started in the eighties when there was an absence of legislation, which could have dealt with the waste. And in India, the first legislation came into force in 2011. This Article seeks to reflect on plastic waste regulations and international conventions along with domestic legislation. It looks into the working of Waste Regulation Board actions and implementation along with the policies framed by the Government of India to regularize and then minimize the generation of plastic waste. It further discusses the questions arising out of amendments that need to be made to make the Swachh Bharat Mission a success as a part of India’s efforts to achieve Sustainable Development
Human Rights of Men in the World of Globalization-An Essence of Time: A Critical Appraisal
Get PDFThe life, liberty, and security of men cannot be given into the hands of women as a puppet in the Rule of Law under the conception of human rights, bearing in mind the “abuses of the law, preconceived ideology, predefined consequences and others against men, subjecting to exceptions.” Men have also the universal, inherent inalienable, and natural human right to life with dignity and security. In today’s changing globalized scenario, the human rights of men have become the need of the hour and essence of time by reason of arbitrary deprivation and denial of human rights. This research has no intention against women’s human rights and feminism in any case and circumstance. Gender neutrality is required in today’s context for certain matters as to human rights otherwise than some exceptions and exclusions in accordance with the time, necessity, circumstances, and others in this regard This research has especially emphasized the specification of human rights of men in a global perspective. This research has emphasized the human rights of men in the world of globalization as an essence of time as available
An Analytical Study Related To Voidable Marriage In India Under The Provision Of The Hindu Marriage Act, 1955
Get PDFWe know that according to the orthodox view of Hinduism, there was an inseparable relationship between law and dharma. The concept of an invalid and voidable marriage is not new in India. It\u27s been a long time. Law and the source of the law were common. Thus Manu described his four sources of Dharma which are also sources of Dharma. This is mentioned in the 1955 Hindu Marriage Act. An invalid and voidable marriage is a valid marriage that can be annulled by a court on specific grounds established by law. This research article focuses on several reasons for invalid and voidable marriages. What are the effects on children born and society after marriage is annulled or voidable by a court? After that what kind of life do they lead
Police System in Gwalior Division of Madhya Pradesh: An Analytical Study
Get PDFFor the security of the country, it is necessary that the link between internal and external security of the country should be strong. If the internal and external links of a country are insecure, then that country becomes a victim of terrorism and crimes, sometimes it has to work under foreign power. The security of any country is very important, whether it is internal security or external security, both hold an important place in their place. Now the question is what is external security? So in external security, three types of forces work in our country, Army, the Navy, Air Force, and other forces, which are approved by the government, and they also work secretly. The forces work mostly for external security, prevent external aggression and protect the country\u27s border. Similarly, the work of the police is also to maintain the internal security of the country and prevent armed rebellion and internal rebellion. Through this research paper, necessary suggestions have to be discussed by doing an analytical study regarding the functioning of the efforts being made by the researcher for the security of the country and the state
Use of ‘Skill Development’ in ‘One District One Product’ Scheme: An Analytical Study
Get PDFIn order to promote the development of micro, small and medium industries, and inclusive economic development, the \u27One District One Product\u27 scheme was started in Uttar Pradesh with the help of the Central Government. The research paper, by linking this scheme with another scheme of the Central Government, \u27Skill Development, to accelerate the development and ODOP. The possibility of taking the success of the scheme to the highest level has been explored
Compassion & Vegetarianism In Buddhist Literature
Get PDFIndian culture is rooted in the ethos of compassion and non-violence, which leads naturally to vegetarianism. Buddhism which has non-violence at its core has always championed vegetarianism. Buddhist literature is replete with commandments and references which promote compassion for all beings and vegetarianism. The literature shows that at that time animal welfare and environment conservation was key issue and was much cared for both by the kings and the general public
National Security Laws in India and terrorism in Present Scenario: A Socio-Legal Study
Get PDFA sovereign state\u27s inhabitants, economy, and institutions are all subject to national obligations, which are known as national security or national defense. National security, which was initially intended to defend against military attacks, now encompasses non-military elements including security from terrorism, crime prevention, economic security, energy security, environmental security, food security, and cybersecurity. Are also frequently mentioned. Similar to how other governments can act, violent non-state actors, drug cartels, multinational businesses, and natural disasters can all pose a threat to national security. To maintain national security, governments use a variety of political, economic, military, and diplomatic tools. They can also act to create regional and international conditions of security by reducing transnational sources of insecurity such as climate change, economic inequality, political exclusion, and nuclear proliferation. In this research article, I will discuss related to terrorism\u27s impact on society, how to stop terrorism, and various ways of National security