Critical Analysis of Christianity and Human Rights
This book is based on a thesis presented in June, 2013, which requires fulfillment for the Degree of Post-Graduation Diploma in Human Right. I am conscious of its many omissions. My aim has been, however to provide a working introduction to the study of, “Critical Analysis of Christianity and Human Rights”, setting it so far as possible in its historical and cultural Context, and tracing the more obvious lines of development. It is my hope that this book may stimulate others to produce more adequate studies, and to carry forward the studies of Christianity and Human Rights.
Specifically, in the content, it was regarding about Christianity that from the beginning is called religion of Freedom. If we checked and read the Holy Bible, one theme you’ll find and notice, which we can call Liberation, Freedom. Whether it is the people of Israelite liberated from the king of Egypt in Old Testament or liberation from the sin through Jesus Christ in New Testament. But Christianity talks about very important aspect of free will. God wants all His Children to walk in the righteous way but He has given the free will to choose by the Human Being. He has given decision making authority to human to choose the way of Life.
In general, this book is some what touches spirituality and scholastic, what we as a human being can learnt Human Rights from Christianity. Because Christianity is a picture of Human Right. Christianity is an image of Human Rights.
LAWS OF COLLEGES AND UNIVERSITY MATTERS
The book entitled ‘ Laws of Colleges & University Matters’ contains comprehensive information on almost all aspects of colleges and University Matters. Almost all leading judgements of Hon’ble High Courts and Apex Court have been incorporated in 150 chapters of the book concerning each and every aspects of students, teachers, employees, officer, research scholars etc. of colleges and universities .Leading cases have been arranged topic-wise relating to various academic, administrative, discipline , affiliation, U.G.C, recognition and services matters of universities. Numerous aspects of students such as examination, publication of result, research, discipline, students’ union , ragging etc. have also been specifically incorporated in the chapters .The book may be useful for everyone including university teachers, students, officers , lawyers, judges and all others who want to know all about the legal aspects of colleges and university affairs.
Laws of Minority Educational Rights & Educational Institutions
The Provisions of Article 14 of Constitution provides right of equality to the citizens of India. Article 16 ensures the rights of equality in the matter of public employment. Apart from these rights of equality, these are certain special provisions for providing certain privileges to the backwards and minority communities in the country. The Provisions of Article 29 and 30 of Constitution provide certain special rights to the minority communities; these rights are available to both religious and linguistics minority communities. Article 30 provides right to every religion’s minority viz. Muslim, Buddhists, Sikhs, Jains, Arya Samaj etc. to establish and administer educational institutions of their choice. These rights, however, does not provide t hem to maladminister their institutions. The book is an attempt to sum up the various laws and case-laws governing the educational rights of the minority communities and education institution, viz. Schools and colleges established and run by them.
The Joy of Captivity
The Joy of Captivity” is an enthralling novel penned by the visionary author, Iswar Hazarika. Within its captivating pages, the tale unfolds, weaving a poignant story around a young boy named Krishna, who hails from an impoverished family. Blessed with remarkable intelligence, wisdom, and ambitious dreams that transcend the limits of his circumstances, Krishna’s journey takes an unexpected turn, leading him towards a place where his voice is silenced, his thoughts are curtailed, and his brilliance is stifled.
As Krishna grapples with the shackles imposed upon him by the unyielding grip of poverty, he embarks on an arduous struggle to reclaim his freedom – the freedom to express his individuality, the freedom to dream, and the freedom to sparkle with his innate brilliance. Throughout his relentless pursuit, Krishna encounters numerous obstacles and obstacles, but his unwavering determination fuels his quest for liberation from the clutches of his captive existence.
Miraculously, Krishna finds solace within the confines of a peculiar institution, a place that appears more like a prison than a sanctuary. However, it is within these confining walls that Krishna unearths the key to his emancipation, rediscovering his long-lost freedom and unearthing a wellspring of happiness that transcends the boundaries of his surroundings.
“The Joy of Captivity” is a poignant tale that delves into the depths of the human spirit, exploring themes of resilience, self-discovery, and the indomitable power of the human mind. With Hazarika’s masterful storytelling, readers are transported into Krishna’s world, experiencing the highs and lows of his inspiring journey towards reclaiming his birthright – the joyous freedom to be oneself. Embark on this compelling odyssey and envisage the triumph that can emerge from even the most harrowing circumstances.
The Unsung Martyred Tawayafs
The royal courtesans called tawayafs in Urdu have been very mysterious members of the society. More mysterious are their lives, deeds, hobbies, and flare for performing arts like singing and dancing. But it is not all. Very few people know that they were great patriots and several of them sacrificed everything including their lives to get freedom for their motherland from British clutches. To know more please go through this book, perhaps first of its kind so far.
Women, Rights and Law: The Exigent Horizons
The present work titled ‘Women, Rights and Law: The Exigent Horizons’ is the result of an extensive work taking reference of the existing position of women, its lacking areas, challenges and prospect of women growth through law in India. The study of available relevant laws is penned in the following ways:
Chapter 1: Women and Law, it reveals classical study of the position of women in general and existence, development and empowerment of women in particular under laws, taking into account the prevailing obstructions;
Chapter 2: Evolution of Women Rights, this part analyses the development of women rights from vedic period to the modern period including the new age of post-modernism and feminism;
Chapter 3: Global Initiatives for Protection of Women Rights, this section critically represents the global legal protections extended to specify and portrait a separate frame of women, their rights and protection globally;
Chapter 4: Women Rights and Protection under Indian Constitution, this area of the bookexplains the various constitutional provisions including the provisions of related legislations, which have been contributing in the protection and development of women rights;
Chapter 5: Judicial Intervention for Women Rights and Protection,this section analyses the intervention of judiciary through pertinent judicial pronouncements and illustrates as to how the apex court and higher courts have taken positive view in ensuring the rights and protection of women through their interpretations and activism;
Chapter 6: Women Rights and Protection under Labour Legislations, this partexplains the provisions of various labour legislations through which the women’s rights have been categorically established and protected;
Chapter 7: Women Rights under Specialized Protective Mechanism,this piecedemonstrates the areas and legal provisions of the specialized protective mechanism like National Commission for Women(NCW), National Human Rights Commission(NHRC), Internal Complain Committee(ICC) etc, which are effectively ensuring and protecting women rights;
Chapter 8: Women Rights under Personal Law, this area explains the relevant areas which ensures and improves the position and rights of women in personal law areas;
Chapter 9: Women Rights and Protection under Criminal Law, this section discusses the various provisions of criminal laws through which the rights of the women have been recognized specifically;
Chapter 10: Human Rights of Women in India, this part explains the various human rights of women and their protection under available laws;
Chapter 11: Women Rights and Protection: The Paving Ways, this component highlightsnthe obstruction available in the various laws and also expresses the ways to overcome the impediments in law, in order to ensure maximum rights of women with minimum efforts and hindrance in their enjoyment.
The authors believe that the students, researchers, teachers and legal practitioners will definitely find a bunch of ideas and resolutions after going through the present creation.