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Isro Scientist Nambi Narayanan will get compensation of Rs 1.3 crore The need for justice of former ISRO scientist Nambi Narayanan (77), who was cleared of espionage charges after nearly a decade, is finally complete. The Kerala government has agreed in principle to give them a compensation of Rs 1.3 crore. This amount will be different from the Supreme Court order granting Rs 50 lakh to Nambi. Nambi, who has faced the charges of espionage, has also been honored with the Padma award this year. Explain that in 1994, Nambi Narayanan was involved in the development of PSLV rocket, geostationary satellite launch vehicle at ISRO and the initial phase of making cryogenic engines for space missions. He was posted as the director of the cryogenic engine project. Meanwhile, he was accused of allegedly leaking important confidential documents related to defense to four people, including two women from Maldives. They were accused of leaking documents by Deputy Director D. Sasikumaran and In

What is it, how to register zero FIR You must have heard about the FIR in relation to an incident. The FIR also has a zero FIR. Today, let us tell you about zero FIR ... What is an FIR? An FIR is a document on the basis of which the police starts proceedings to punish the convict. In case of theft of some goods, an FIR is necessary to claim insurance. Apart from this, there is a risk of misuse of your thing, due to which you get caught in a crime that you did not commit. In such a situation the FIR protects you from any kind of loss. In which cases is the FIR registered? First of all, it is necessary to know what kind of case is filed. Crimes are of two types. Uncognizable and cognizable offenses. Non-Cognizable Offenses- Non-Cognizable Offenses are minor offenses such as cases of minor assault etc. are non-cognizable offenses. In such a case, no FIR can be directly filed, instead the complaint is referred to the Magistrate and the Magistrate can issue summons to the accused in this

Only Supreme Court can ban citizenship amendment law Reports of opposition to the Citizenship Amendment Act have been noticed in the media. Under this law, the government will give citizenship of India to Hindus, Buddhists, Jains, Sikhs, Christians and Parsis. The condition is that these people came to India before 31 December 2014. These people should be from three countries - Pakistan, Bangladesh and Afghanistan. The movement against this law will end soon. Regardless of its opposition, this act has been passed by both houses of Parliament. It has been signed by the President. Some states like Punjab and West Bengal may refuse to implement it. This will not be the first time. Punjab has been refusing to implement the Supreme Court's decision on the Sutlej Yamuna Canal for a long time. However, the citizenship amendment law cannot be stopped from being implemented in places other than a limited area. An institution that can still stop it is the Supreme Court. It should als

Domestic Violence Act for Women Victims The Rights and Protection of Women Victims of Domestic Violence Act Even after its admission in the nineteenth year of the twenty-first century, there has been no decrease in crimes against women in India. Pick up any newspaper from any corner of the country and try to get some news of crime against women. The agony is that far away, women become victims of crimes even in the walls of their homes. Domestic violence cases against women also come on the day. Prior to the year 2005, women had the right to register criminal cases against domestic violence. In such cases, proceedings under Section 498A of the Indian Penal Code, 1860 were conducted. In 2005, the 'Protection of Women Suffering from Domestic Violence Act' was passed, in which many new ways were given to women. The purpose of section 498A is to punish the offender, whereas the purpose of the Domestic Violence Act is to provide the victim with accommodation, alimony, etc. The

Who is a citizen of India, read these 4 big rules, see document list NRC Rules: There are violent protests against the revised Citizenship Amendment Act and National Citizenship Register or NRC (NRC) across the country including Delhi, UP, Bihar. Many people are confused about the rules of the National Citizenship Register or NRC. NRC is currently applicable only in Assam and not in the whole country. However, the government has said that it will soon implement it across the country. The government has clarified the confusion about NRC that full care will be taken that no Indian citizen will be disturbed by the exercise of NRC.  The Ministry of Home Affairs has said that no Indian citizen will have to face inconvenience due to this. Any birth certificate in India will be valid for citizenship. This certificate can be associated with the date of birth or place of birth.  Many common documents will be valid for birth certificates, which will ensure that no Indian citizen is

YR Associates Updates -  Nirbhaya case will settled one month Nirbhaya case to be settled in one month, petition seeking live broadcast of hanging from Supreme Court The Supreme Court demanded that the review petition and further curative petition should be disposed of by the convicts within a month. A petition has been filed in the Supreme Court demanding the execution of the death sentence of Nirbhaya's culprits at the earliest. It has been said in the petition that the review petition and further curative petition should be disposed of within a month on behalf of the culprits. The death penalty should be implemented in a month. Advocate Sanjeev Kumar, by the petitioner's profession, has also demanded a live broadcast of the death sentence. The victim's mother has also reached the Supreme Court in Delhi's 'Nirbhaya' rape case. He has filed an intervention petition against the reconsideration petition filed in the Supreme Court of convict Akshay Kumar Sin

In 2019, the Supreme Court gave important decisions and new arrangements The year 2019 has also been important in many ways for the Supreme Court. This year, in many such cases, the Supreme Court gave its verdict or gave a new order, which created history. In the Ayodhya case which has been in legal trouble for many years, the Supreme Court gave its important decision this year. Let us look at some such cases: - Memory card is also an important document The Supreme Court has made the provision of the memory card an important document in criminal cases. A bench of Justices AM Khanwilkar and Dinesh Maheshwari ruled in a case of Yain harassment. This case is of February 2017. According to the allegation, a Kerala actress was sexually assaulted in a car in Kochi, whose video is in a memory card of a fan. Contention comment on pollution Expressing concern over the increasing pollution in Delhi, the court commented on the government and said that it is better to breathe in the air than