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2022-01-30 07:45:01 Sweet revolution is an ambitious initiative of the Government of India, which is aimed at promoting apiculture, popularly known as ‘beekeeping’, for accelerating the production of quality honey and other related products. To provide a booster shot to Sweet Revolution, the government launched the National Beekeeping and Honey Mission, for the overall promotion and development of scientific beekeeping in mission mode.

Beekeeping is a low investment and highly skilled enterprise model, in which technology application has emerged as a great enabler for socio-economic growth.

The demand for good quality honey has grown over the years as it is considered a naturally nutritious product. Other apiculture products such as royal jelly, beeswax, pollens, etc., are also used extensively in different sectors like pharmaceuticals, food, beverage, beauty, and others.

Scaling up beekeeping will double farmers’ income, generate employment, ensure food security and bee conservation, and increase crop productivity and pollination. Open / Comment

2022-01-28 18:23:25 NeoCov: Wuhan scientists warn of deadlier Covid variant. All you need to know | World News - Hindustan Times
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2022-01-26 07:40:04 ‘We, The People Of India’: 12 Interesting Facts About Indian Constitution | Republic Day 2022
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2022-01-24 17:38:42 Difference between illegal and void agreement (Law optional)

Illegal Agreements
An illegal agreement is not only void as between the immediate parties but has this further effect that the collateral transactions to it also become tainted (infect) with illegality. Thus, ‘every illegal agreement is unlawful, but every unlawful agreement is not necessarily illegal’. Effects of illegality: The general rule of law is that no action is allowed on an illegal and unlawful agreement. This is based on the following two maxims: - 1. No action arises from a base cause. The effect of this is that the law discourages people from entering into illegal agreements which arise from base. (Ex-turpi causa non oritur action). 2. In cases of equal guilt, the defendant is in a better position. (In pari delicto, potior est condition defendentis). Example: ‘A’ promises to pay ‘B’ Rs.500/- if he beats ‘T’. If ‘B’ beats ‘T’, he cannot recover the amount from ‘A’. (Or) If ‘A’ has already paid the amount and ‘B’ does not beat ‘T’, ‘A’ cannot recover the amount.

Void Agreements
According to Section 2(g) of the Indian contract Act, 1872. ‘Avoid agreement is one which is not enforceable by law’. A void agreement does not create any legal right (or) obligation. It is void-ab-initio (i.e.., void of into right from the beginning). The following agreements have been expressly declared to void by the contract act: -

1. Agreements by incompetent parties. (Section 11)

2. Agreements made under a mutual mistake of facts. (Section 20)

3. Agreements which the consideration (or) object is unlawful. (Section 23)

4. Agreements which the consideration (or) object is unlawful in part. (Section 24)

5. Agreements made without consideration. (Section 25)

6. Agreements in restraint of marriage. (Section 26)

7. Agreements in restraint of trade. (section 27)

8. Agreements in restraint of legal proceedings. (section 28)

9. An agreement which the meaning is uncertain. (section 29)

10. Agreements by way of the wager. (section 30)

11. Agreements contingent on impossible events. (section 36)

12. Agreements to do impossible Acts. (section 56)

13. In the case of reciprocal promises to do things legal and also other things illegal. The second set (illegal) of reciprocal promises is a void agreement. (section 57) Open / Comment

2022-01-24 07:42:44 The Keibul Lamjao, the only floating national park in the world, is home to the last of the brow-antlered deer (Rucervus eldii eldii), one of the most endangered deer in the world. It’s not certain how many survive in the 40 sq. km KLNP. A head count in April last year put the number at 204. This year, according to the park’s field director, there haven’t been enough funds for a proper count. The Wildlife Institute of India believes the figure could be much less. In 2006, 2007 and 2008, it estimated the deer population at 90, 88 and 92, respectively. Open / Comment

2022-01-22 05:01:59 The Tiger census will commence at Bhandhipur and Nagarhole (Karnataka) as part of the All-India Tiger and Mega Herbivore Estimation. This is part of the nationwide enumeration that is held once in four years and is the fifth such exercise being taken up the earlier ones being held in 2006,2010,2014,2018. Open / Comment