Some of the Legislations Enacted in India for Changing Status of Women

Some of the Legislations Enacted in India for Changing Status of Women

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The Special Marriage Act, 1954

This Act provides a legal framework in India for civil marriage without requiring either partner to change their religion or personal faith. This act makes provision that the groom must be at least 21 years old and the bride must be at least 18 years old. The bride and the groom should not have living spouse at the time of marriage.

The Hindu Marriage Act, 1955

This law was passed in India to set rules for marriage among the Hindus. According to this Indian act, neither person should have a living wife or husband at the time of their marriage. Age of the groom and the bride must be at least 21 years and 18 years respectively.

The Hindu Adoption and Maintenance Act, 1956

This Indian law governs legal adoptions and financial support obligations for the Hindus, the Buddhists, the Jains and the Sikhs in India. This act prohibits any payment in exchange for an adoption.

The Hindu Minority and Guardianship Act, 1956

This Indian act sets rules for take care of children under 18 and their property. It is applicable to the Hindus, the Buddhists, the Jains and the Sikhs. This law works alongside older general laws to protect the rights and safety of young people.

The Suppression of Immortal Traffic of Women and Girls Act, 1956

This act was made to combat human trafficking and commercial sexual exploitation in India. It provides protection and rehabilitative measures to the rescued victims.

The Hindu Succession Act, 1956

The Hindu succession act, 1956 was enacted to create a clear and equal system of property inheritance for the Hindus, the Buddhists, the Jains and the Sikhs. According to this law, a woman can sell her property which she owns. She can also give it away by her own will.

The Dowry Prohibition Act, 1961

This law was enacted to stop the giving or taking of dowry. Dowry means valuable things given before or after marriage.

The Maternity Benefit Act, 1961

This law was enacted in India to protect the employment of women. It provides guarantee of paid leave to women during pregnancy and childbirth.

The Medical Termination of Pregnancy Act, 1971

This law was made to regulate the legal abortion in case of certain pregnancies by certain legal practitioners. This Indian law aimed at reducing maternal mortality and protecting health of women in India.

The Equal Remuneration Act, 1976

This law guarantees equal pay to men and women for the same work in India. 

The Factories Amendment Act, 1976

This law updated the Factories Act, 1948. It came into force to strengthen safety measures and regulatory control over manufacturing facilities in India.

The Family Courts Act, 1984

This legislation was made in India for quick and fast settlement of resolutions related to family and matrimonial disputes.

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Some Important things about Aquarius Horoscope

            Some Important things about Aquarius Horoscope

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Aquarius are known for deep thinking. They are eccentric and freedom loving. Aquarius is the 11^th Zodiac Sign. It is represented by water bearer (Represents Knowledge / Water Flow). Aquarius are ruled by Saturn. In modern times it is also believed that they are ruled by Uranus. They are intellectual and communicative. Aquarius avoids emotional expression. They are compatible with fellow air and fire signs Leo and Sagittarius in particular. They value friendship and intellectuality. They are humanitarian, progressive, original, independent and rebellious in nature and have forward thinking approach. Aquarius is temperamental and uncompromising.

Ruling Planet: Uranus (Modern), Saturn (Traditional)

Weaknesses: Uncompromising, temperamental

Symbol: Water Bearer

Element: Air (Intellectual, Communicative)

Nature of Aquarius: Stable

Birth Stones: Garnet, Jasper, Moss Agate , Opal, Amethyst

Lucky Stone: Blue Sapphire

Other Favorable Stones: Diamond, Emerald

Lucky Days: Wednesday, Friday, Saturday

Lucky God: Shiva

Lucky Colour: Cyan (Sky Blue)

Lucky Numbers: 10, 11

Lucky Direction: West

Lucky Metals: Gold, Silver

Note: For Horoscope, you must consult with an Astrologer.

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Routine for Good Health and Better Living

 

Routine for Good Health and Better Living

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Wake up early in the morning and take 1-2 glasses of warm water as your capacity. Include moderate exercise, meditation and Yoga in your daily routine. It is essential for having better physical and mental health. It reduces the risk of stress, depression and anxiety also. Waking up early in the morning is connected with higher level of positivity. It improves sleep quality also.

Always take nutritious and healthy breakfast. Include protein, fiber and healthy fats in your breakfast. Avoid higher sugar in your breakfast. Use milk, whole grain, Oats, Yoghurt, Nuts, eggs and fruits in your breakfast. Eating balanced and nutritious breakfast, make your body and brain healthy. Having healthy breakfast can also help in managing your body weight.

Books are like a best friend. Reading good books develop better understanding and creative ideas within you. Every successful person has the habit of reading books daily. Always read good books to enhance your knowledge. It keeps our mind active.  Reading good book is also necessary for our personal growth. Start your daily routine work happily.

Always take balanced and healthy lunch. A balanced and healthy lunch contains whole grains, dairy products, proteins, vegetables and fruits. Include curd, corn, vegetables and pulses in your lunch daily. Avoid skipping your lunch. Take some rest after lunch. A balanced and healthy lunch improves your physical health and makes you strong.

Always have a light dinner and take a little walk after dinner. Taking light dinner helps in lowering blood pressure. Take a glass of warm milk before going to sleep. It helps you to take good sleep. You must go to sleep early to wake up early in the morning. Take good sleep at least for 7-8 hours daily. It reduces the risk of chronic diseases, diabetes and obesity. Taking good sleep improves the body Immune system.

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The Strait of Hormuz

                                                       The Strait of Hormuz

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·       The Strait of Hormuz is a waterway. It is a narrow maritime chokepoint. Strait of Hormuz is situated between Iran and Oman. It connects Persian Gulf with Gulf of Oman and Arabian Sea.

·       Iran country lies on its North coast of the Strait of Hormuz. The Musandam Peninsula is located on the South coast of Strait of Hormuz, shared by the United Arab Emirates (UAE) and the Musandam Governorate, an exclave of Oman.

·       Strait of Hormuz handles about 20 percent of the World’s oil consumption. It is one of the world’s most strategic and energy transit routes.

·       It is about 21 miles nautical miles wide at its narrowest point, with shipping lanes often only 2 miles wide in each direction.

·       More than 20 million barrels of oil per day flow through the Strait of Hormuz, transporting oil and Liquefied Natural Gas (LNG) from Saudi Arabia, Iran, Qatar, and the United Arab Emirates.

·       The Strait of Hormuz is considered crucial for global energy stability. Any kind of interruptions in it may cause oil price volatility.

·       There are limited alternative routes to move oil from the Persian Gulf if the Strait of Hormuz is closed.

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Things to be done for achieving Personal Development

 

Things to be done for achieving Personal Development

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1.    You must understand and have no doubt about the purpose of your life. Make a healthy daily routine. Read good books, do exercise and meditation daily. Always have nutritious food to keep yourself healthy.

2.    Always be happy. Spell out guiding principles in your life. You should always be mentally fit.

3.    Always have goals in your life. Write down your thoughts, experiences and track your improvements daily.

4.    You must plan a clear cut aim for your every objective.

5.    Always be a good listener and you must have a burning desire to find out best results.  

6.    You should make an accurate, smart and time bound plan to achieve your objectives.

7.    One must have strong faith and confidence in one’s capabilities. Always try to improve your communication skills and be ready to adopt new ideas.

8.    You should go for positive results. Always acknowledge positive aspects of your life.

9.    Always have faith in the almighty God and express gratitude in advance for the results you have already achieved.

10.                       Work very hard and obviously in right direction to achieve your goal. Always be focused and accountable to your goals in your life.

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About the Aravali Hill Range in India

                                          About the Aravali Hill Range in India

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The Aravali hill range is a mountain range in the North-Western part of India. It starts from Delhi (nearby areas), passing through Southern Haryana, Rajasthan and ends in Ahmedabad (Gujrat).

Important mineral resources, Marble and Copper are found in the Aravali hill range. The highest peak of the Aravali hill range is ‘Guru Shikhar’ in Mount Abu situated in the state of Rajasthan, at the height of 1722 metres.

The Aravali hill range is said to be the oldest range of fold Mountains in India. The natural history of the Aravali hill range dates back to times when the Indian Plate was separated from the Eurasian Plate. The Aravali hill range is located in the North-Western part of the Indian peninsula.

In the ancient times, Aravali hills were extremely high. The Aravali hills have stopped growing higher due to the cessation thrust caused by the tectonic plates in the Earth’s crust below them.

The Aravali hill range joins two of the ancient Earth’s crust segments that make up the greater Indian craton.

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Some of the Famous Historical Places in Haryana

 

Some of the Famous Historical Places in Haryana

 

‘Dargah Char Qutab’, Hisar: It is a mausoleum exuding tranquility and rich Islamic architectural elements.

Tomb of Sheikh Musa, Nuh: It is a tomb of a Sufi saint,  adorned with red sand stone carvings.

Rai Bal Mukund Dass (Birbal Ka Chhatta), Narnaul: It is a Mughal times structure with intricate carvings, reflecting the grandeur of the time.

‘Jal Mahal’, Narnaul: It is a beautiful sixteenth century palace surrounded by ‘Khan Sarovar’, offering stunning views and architecture of the Mughal times.

Tomb of ‘Sheikh Chilli’, Thanesar: It is a spiritual center dedicated to the Sufi Saint ‘Sheikh Chilli’, with a ‘Madrasa’ and serene surroundings.

‘Chor Gumbad’, Narnaul: It was once a hideout for thieves, this fourteenth century structure showcases Afghan styled inspired architecture.

Gurudwara Badshahi Bagh, Ambala: It is a vibrant Sikh Shrine with stunning Murals and architectural grandeur.

 ‘Lat ki Masjid’, Hisar: It is a Tughlaq times mosque blending Hindu and Islamic architectural styles.

Cantonment Church Tower, Karnal: It is a Roman and Etruscan-inspired structure standing as a remnant of British times architecture.

Tomb of Ibrahim Lodhi, Panipat: It is a humble monument marking the grave of the last Sultan of Delhi. It is very rich in historical significance.

Raja Harsh Ka ‘Tila’, Thanesar: It is a vast archaeological site revealing historical layers from the Painted Grey Ware period to the nineteenth century.

Tomb of Qutub Khan, Gurugram: It is a fifteenth century marvel reflecting the elegance of medieval architecture.

Star Monument, Bhiwani: It is a fascinating, star shaped modern monument with unknown origins, believed to be connected with the Maratha period.

Barsi Gate, Hansi: It is a surviving fourteenth century gate that once guarded the fortified city of Hansi.

Firoz Shah Palace, Hisar: This palace was constructed by Sultan Firoz Shah Tughlaq at Hisar.  This palace is a blend of rubble masonry, lime plaster and sandstone pillars.