The nightingale of India, Lata Mangeshkar, who has charmed the people in India and across the globe with her melodious voice by singing over 50,000 songs as a playback singer in films at least in 14 languages. Perhaps, she must have been the most recorded voice in the history of this century.
Born on 28th September, 1929 in Indore Madhya Pradesh, Lata hails from a singers family. Her father ‘ Dinanath Mangeshkar’ was a play back singer and owned a theatrical company and her sister Asha Bhosle remind her sole competitor still the 90’s. Lata took her first music lessons from her father at the age of 5 and also studied with Aman Ali Khan Sahib and later Amanat Khan. Following her father’s death in 1942 and the burden of supporting the family forced Lata to choose the singing profession at the very early age of 16. She started her singing career by the movie Kiti Hasal in 1942. In the later coming years, she also played miscellaneous roles from a producer to composer and actress for various films.
She has been defying the law of gravity for more than 50 years by staying firmly ensconced in her position, as though age has bypassed her. Lata sang innumerable songs in her awesome repertoire which cannot be denied either on merit or success and songs that contributed to shaping one of the greatest success stories of the 20th Century. Whether she sang Madhubala to eternal fame with Ayega aanewala in Mahal at the age of 20, or at 44, she immortalized Dimple Kapadia by singing Hum tum ek kamre mein band hon in Bobby or at 69, Dimple’s daughter Twinkle attained an aura of stardom when Lata sang Madhosh dil ki dhadkan for her in Jab Pyar Kissise Hota Hai and a barely a year later, Preity Zinta swung and sang into action with Jiya jale in Dil Se. There is a halo of youthfulness around her. In her body language. Her sense of humor. The timbre of impishness in her voice, which lends itself so naturally to a Tabu (Hu Tu Tu) or a Manisha Koirala (Kachche Dhaage) even today at 74, Lata continues to exude the magic that has made her a legend and gives her voice with the same volume and melody to the actresses who are 1/3rd of her age as she did back in her young age. The telephone rings persistently with people calling to congratulate her on her latest achievement.
Lata Mangeshkar has sang in more than 500 films and for many Lata is the most admired singer. Along with singing, Lata also acted in 8 movies between 1942 and 1948 and her last movie being Chachha Zindabad in 1955. She also composed for the movie Sadhi Manse in 1965 and produced the movie Lekin in 1990. Lata Mangeshkar at 74 is a milestone and a speed-breaker. The breakneck pace at which music is written, rehearsed, rendered and recorded makes Lata a helpless giantess. For Lata, music is a kalpavruksh (a lush tree) whose every branch is covered with beautiful flowers and rich, green leaves. It was after India’s losses in the India-China war in 1962 that a young Lata had sung the song, “Ai Mere Watan Ke Logon, Zara Aankh Me Bhar Lo Pani” the song, written by Kavi Pradeep, moved many heartening people into tears and still remains to be one of the most patriotic song sung by her.
From early on Lata was recognized as being highly gifted musically, and her natural talent meant that she could master the vocal exercises effortlessly on first pass and marked her entrance into music world by competing with the strong and powerful voices of 1940s like Noorjehan, Shamshad Begum and Zohrabai Ambalewali and faced set backs. Lata was even rejected for Shaheed (1948) by producer S. Mukherjee who complained that her voice was too thin, but in 1949 broke with series of hits and particularly the song titled “Aaega Aanewaalaa” from Mahal, really struck home with the nation. By 1950, Mangeshkar’s high-pitched singing style had changed the industry and practically swept away the career of all the existing female singers of that era and dominated the industry till the late 1950s single handedly. With the rise of her sister Asha Bhosle in late 1950s both revolutionized the music world and remained the queens of Indian playback singing up until the 1990s.
Her phenomenal success made Lata the most powerful woman in the Film Industry and nothing stopped Lata from being the best. she rendered obsolete the heavy nasal voices of the day and in search of perfection she even learned Urdu by hiring a tutor. After working with stalwarlts like Madan Mohan, Sajjad Hussain, S. D. Burman, Laxmikant-Pyarelal and R. D. Burman, Lata feels that today the music is not so encouraging. These days she sings more of classical based songs and restrains herself from singing in obscenity songs.
The evidence of Lata Mangeshkar’s contribution comes from the various trophies and awards she has received. She received several doctorates from various universities varying from Pune University to New York University. Awards like Padma Bushan, Padma Vibushan and the no less prestigious Dadasaheb Phalke award in 1990 are the feathers in her Crown. Recently, she was awarded the ‘Bharatha Rathna’ – the highest civilian honor by the Government of India.
Lata has gradually eased herself out of the rat-race of playback singing, though she does sing an occasional number and she no longer needs to announce her retirement from films. Hindustani cinema has itself announced how much need it now has for her. There were those moments of high anguish when Lata felt diminished by the departure of contemporaries like Geeta Dutt, Mukesh, Mohammed Rafi, Kishore Kumar and Hemant Kumar.
For Lata, along with fame came sometimes allegations that she stole her sister’s Asha Bhosle songs or from several female playback singers who could not, perhaps, match her range and talent, alleging that she did not let other talented singers come up. It is not known how much truth there is in such allegations, but it is beyond dispute that Lata is undeniably the best singer India has produced. Her contribution to making music popular throughout India and the world is incalculable.
No human being gets everything in life and at a certain stage in life regrets, but today Lata is beyond all that and doesn’t regret for not getting married. Lata Mangeshkar is a proud Indian and in fact a true living legend.

In the early hours of New Year’s Day 1985, Michael Harrison phoned his father Sir Ernest to wish him a happy new year. There may appear nothing remarkable in such a private show of filial affection, but Sir Ernest was chairman of Racal Electronics and his son was making the first-ever mobile phone call in the UK, using the network built by its newest investment, a company based round the corner from a curry house in Newbury, Berkshire.
Later that morning, comedian Ernie Wise made a very public mobile phone call from St Katherine’s Dock, east London, to announce that the very same network, Vodafone, was now open for business. A few days later, its sole rival, Cellnet, a joint venture between BT and Securicor, was also up and running.At the time, mobile phones were barely portable, weighing in at almost a kilogram, costing several thousand pounds and, in some cases, with little more than 20 minutes talktime. The networks themselves were small; Vodafone had just a dozen masts covering London and the M4 corridor while Cellnet launched with a single mast, stuck on the BT Tower. Neither company had any inkling of the huge potential of wireless communications and the dramatic impact that mobile phones would have on society over the next quarter century.
“We projected there would only be about a million ever sold and we would get about 35% of the market and BT projected there would be about half a million and they would get about 80% of the market,” remembers Sir Christopher Gent, former Vodafone chief executive who was at St Katherine’s Dock a quarter of a decade ago as he prepared to take up his post of managing director the following day. “In the first year, we sold about 15,000 to 20,000 phones. The hand portable Motorola was about £3,000 but most of the phones we sold were carphones from the likes of Panasonic and Nokia.”
Having seen mobile phone penetration soar above 100% in 2004, the industry has spent the later part of the past decade trying to persuade people to do more with their phones than just call and text, culminating in the fight between the iPhone and a succession of touchscreen rivals – soon to include Google’s Nexus One.
John Cunliffe, chief technology officer at Ericsson in north west Europe, believes the next wave of growth for mobile telephony will come not from persuading more people to get a phone – because many already have one – but connecting machines to wireless networks. Everything from vehicle fleets and smart electric and water meters to people’s fridge freezers will one day be able to communicate.
“What we have at the moment is 4.5 billion devices worldwide, what we at Ericsson see is that going to 50 billion devices by 2020,” he reckons. “This is all about machine to machine communication, touching all aspects of our lives.”

After 34 years the government of India has taken crucial decision by bringing changes in education policy by 5+3+3+4 system

The government of India also mentioned the degree students can choose the tenure of the courses, students can complete their degree in 2 years with a diploma certificate, the students need to complete their 5 the grade by mother tongue

From age 3 to 18 the students must pursue their education

In this day and age where the pace of carrying on with the existence we long for causes significant damage in us. the change through this periods of life are rarely disturbing and we either fall into them or being pushed in the race of life to endure. ultimately Darwin long back gave the mantra – its survival of the fittest.

Present populace of India is 1.27 billion and is developing step by step because of this developing populace less open door is accessible for one prompting elevated level competition,competition in any general public is viewed as solid for the development of the general public and are not left away from it and it they among whom rivalry is the most, rivalry can be in any field scholastic, vocation, or games ” it is smarter to wear out than to blur away” is presumably turning into the best impression of developing rivalry today, for youth it is a race which must be succeeded at any cost and this opposition begins with open level tests in school and continues endlessly for school, work thus on..but where does this opposition start from is an unavoidable issue? What’s more, the response for this is training because rivalry and instruction are interrelated for which rivalry begins from school when a kid contends to take confirmation in school and goes on further till he grows up and passes school life and go into progressively serious reality where he needs to confront heavy cut off ( d.u – 99%) and further more competition..the level of rivalry isn’t with others however with oneself , among young ladies and young men where young ladies wanna substantiate themselves better than young men and arrive at the top position.. rivalry in any capacity causes a kid to build up his character, it encourages a youngster to build up his abilities to come out of the weight, encourages one to know his quality and shortcoming, how to manage basic circumstance rivalry just educates us but a major issue here is that it rivalry essentially right? Is it truly helping a kid to develop decidedly or blurring endlessly his character, rivalry can be sure and adverse and the second side of the coin is pessimistic which represents a danger to youngster’s character and at last his presentation a major job in this is played by relatives and their weight on their kid to turn into the best which prompts different issues looked by a kid like mental weight, stress, tension and if a kid can’t deal with this he thinks better to take up his life, self destruction endeavor by the kids after load up tests is aftereffect of this just then again it prompts weak wrongdoing carried out by youth eg -spilling test paper or paying off and which is at times helped by their folks also,drugs and liquor turns out to be every day part of adolescents life which he feels supportive to alleviate stress,this rivalry isn’t just observed among academicians yet in addition in other circle of life like competitor enjoying different violations and so forth.. The circumstance here requests for us to see when we are standing and what might be it’s outcomes is a kid building up it’s character or simply going for futile way of life , it becomes obligation of guardians to create solid rivalry obligation of school and companions to instruct the kid right thing once abilities, , qualities ought to be improved such a way, that it prompts create a correct way and not overlook his actual character because youngsters are assets and it ought to be used in a superior manner by the general public an entirety

Healthy Competition among all gives us the feeling of where we stand yet it must be from inside not a weight included upon by the guardians or the pitiless framework which just perceives the best. India being the second biggest populated nation makes this opposition for the up and coming age slanted to a furious one. The strain to perform well should not over shadow our character and ought not propel us to tumble from the correct way. Kids must be ingrained with virtues first whereupon the belief system of Survival of the fittest must be dealt with. After the entirety of its not how well you ran the race it how you finish that issues

Introduction

The expression ‘Public Interest Litigation’ has been borrowed from American jurisprudence, where it was designed to provide legal representation to previously unrepresented groups like the poor, the racial minorities, unorganised consumers, citizens who were passionate about the environmental issues, etc.PIL is not defined in any statute or in any act. It has been interpreted by judges to consider the intent of public at large.

Public interest litigation (PIL) refers to litigation undertaken to secure public interest and demonstrates the availability of justice to socially-disadvantaged parties and was introduced by Justice P. N. Bhagwati. It is a relaxation on the traditional rule of locus standi.The liberal interpretation of locus standi where any person can apply to the court on behalf of those who are economically or physically unable to come before it has helped. Judges themselves have in some cases initiated suo moto action based on newspaper articles or letters received.

Some Landmark Judgements

• In December 1979, Kapila Hingorani filed a petition in regards to the condition of the prisoners detained in the Bihar jail, whose suits were pending in court. The petition was signed by prisoners of the Bihar jail and the case was filed in the Supreme Court of India before the bench headed by Justice P. N. Bhagwati. The petition was filed under the name of a prisoner, Hussainara Khatoon, and the case was therefore named Hussainara Khatoon Vs State of Bihar. The Supreme Court decided that prisoners should receive free legal aid and fast hearings. As a result, 40,000 prisoners were released from jail. Thereafter many similar cases have been registered in the Supreme Court. It was in the case of SP Gupta vs Union of India that the Supreme Court of India defined the term “public interest litigation” in the Indian context.

The concept of public interest litigation (PIL) is suited to the principles enshrined in Article 39A of the Constitution of India to protect and deliver prompt social justice with the help of law. Bhagwati and Justice V. R. Krishna Iyer were among the first judges to admit PILs in court.

A new era of the PIL movement was heralded by Justice P.N. Bhagawati in the case of S.P. Gupta vs. Union of India.

• In this case it was held that “any member of the public or social action group acting bonafide” can invoke the Writ Jurisdiction of the High Courts (under article 226) or the Supreme Court (under Article 32) seeking redressal against violation of legal or constitutional rights of persons who due to social or economic or any other disability cannot approach the Court.

• M.C Mehta vs. Union of India: In a Public Interest Litigation brought against Ganga water pollution so as to prevent any further pollution of Ganga water. Supreme Court held that petitioner although not a riparian owner is entitled to move the court for the enforcement of statutory provisions, as he is the person interested in protecting the lives of the people who make use of Ganga water.
• Vishaka v. State of Rajasthan: The judgement of the case recognized sexual harassment as a violation of the fundamental constitutional rights of Article 14, Article 15 and Article 21. The guidelines also directed for the Sexual Harassment of Women at Workplace (Prevention, Prohibition and Redressal) Act, 2013.

Who Can File a PIL and Against Whom?

• Any citizen can file a public case by filing a petition:
  • Under Art 32 of the Indian Constitution, in the Supreme Court.
  • Under Art 226 of the Indian Constitution, in the High Court.
  • Under sec. 133 of the Criminal Procedure Code, in the Court of Magistrate.
• However, the court must be satisfied that the Writ petition fulfils some basic needs for PIL as the letter is addressed by the aggrieved person, public spirited individual and a social action group for the enforcement of legal or Constitutional rights to any person who are not able to approach the court for redress.
• A Public Interest Litigation can be filed against a State/ Central Govt., Municipal Authorities, and not any private party. The definition of State is the same as given under Article 12 of the Constitution and this includes the Governmental and Parliament of India and the Government and the Legislature of each of the States and all local or other authorities within the territory of India or under the control of the Government of India.

Conclusion

Public Interest Litigation is working as an important instrument of social change. It is working for the welfare of every section of society. It’s the sword of every one used only for taking the justice. The innovation of this legitimate instrument proved beneficial for the developing country like India. PIL has been used as a strategy to combat the atrocities prevailing in society. It’s an institutional initiative towards the welfare of the needy class of the society. 

Panchayats have been the backbone of the Indian villages since the beginning of the recorded history. Gandhiji s dream of every village being a republic or Panchayats having powers has been translated into reality with the introduction of three-tier Panchayati Raj system to enlist people’s participation in rural reconstruction.

24th April, 1993 was a landmark day in the history of Panchayati Raj in India as on this day the Constitution (73rd Amendment) Act, 1992 came into force to provide constitutional status to the Panchayati Raj institutions.

The salient features of the Act are as follows:

i. To provide three-tier system of Panchayati Raj for all states having population of over 20 lakh.

ii. To hold Panchayat elections regularly for every 5 years.

iii. To provide reservation of seats for Scheduled Castes, Scheduled Tribes and women (not less than 33 percent).

iv. To appoint State Finance Commissions to make recommendations regarding financial powers of the Panchayats.

v. To constitute District Planning Committees to prepare draft development plan for the district as a whole.

According to the Constitution, Panchayats shall be given powers and authority to func­tion as institutions of self-government.

The powers and responsibilities to be delegated to Panchayats at the appropriate level are:

1. Preparation of plan for economic development and social justice.
2. Implementation of schemes for economic development and social justice in re­lation to 29 subjects given in the Eleventh Schedule of the Constitution.
3. Levying and collecting the appropriate taxes, duties, tolls and fees.

The 73rd Amendment Act gives constitutional status to the Gram Sabha. The provi­sions of Panchayats (Extension to the Scheduled Areas) Act, 1996 extends Panchayats to the tribal areas of eight states, namely Andhra Pradesh, Bihar, Gujarat, Himachal Pradesh, Maharashtra, Madhya Pradesh, Orissa and Rajasthan. This has come into force on 24th December, 1990. Except Rajasthan and Bihar, all states have passed laws to give effect to the provisions contained in the Act 40 of 1996.

Under the Act, Gram Sabha has been vested with powers for:

i. Ownership of minor forest produce, approval of development plans, selection of beneficiaries under various programmes.

ii. Consultation on land acquisition, manage minor water bodies, control min­eral leases, regulate/prohibit sale of intoxicants, preventing alienation of land and restoring unlawfully alienated land of STs, managing village markets, con­trolling money lending to STs, and controlling institutions and functionaries in all social sectors.

The ministry extends limited financial assistance to the states to train and create awareness among the elected members of Panchayats and functionaries. The Ministry has been providing financial assistance through the Council for Advancement of Peoples Action and Rural Technology (CAPART) to the non-governmental organizations for conducting training and awareness generation programmes on Panchayati Raj. The Ministry also commissions research and evaluation study related to Panchayati Raj from voluntary organizations institutions.

The political association and bureaucratic mechanical assembly have consistently been the steady base light emissions enormous equitable set up of India. its working as the two co equal and inseparable elements shapes unequivocally the piece of English expansionism strategy. since pre-freedom time the bureaucratic association have been affected by the political support and hence , notwithstanding being two unmistakable segments ,they have worked indistinctly as one organ.this was fundamental for the successful and efficient working of a majority rules system., following which our constitution producers additionally wanted to proceed with a similar approach of government employees being responsible to the chosen governments, to fortify up and hold firm the neediness driven and ethnically isolated post autonomous India. legislature and official mastery cooperated to introduce extraordinary arrangement volt in the nation , hoisting the nation from its old status of helpless nation to that of “one of the quickest creating economy” of the world.

Causes

Most definitely we owe the current set-up to provincial heritage: Where administrators were viewed as specialists of the pilgrim experts. Choice of the organization was additionally founded on the racial, elitist ideas. With the approach of vote based system and republican and parliamentary type of govt ., where the civil servants have been characterized as local official. In any case, the impression of “Examiner raaj” and “BABUS” are still sticks to the old inheritance , at least for the rustic and semi-proficient people are concerned.People still dread about heading off to the Police stations, government offices.This thing has not occurred in isolation.The way regular open are treated there is the primary driver. The old ace serf relationship(during pioneer time) has changed and now open have been at the front. Numerous multiple times open everywhere are kept in obscurity and it is seen by the first class gathering that things are confused for people in general on the loose. Absence of straightforwardness in the framework offers ascend to illegal obstruction. Different things, for example, Nepotism, irrationality, personal stakes do add to the political obstruction. At the ground level we have seen the induction is will undoubtedly happen when the concerned administrator is less upstanding, looks for political support and so forth. Political obstruction done in the interest of open intrigue isn’t sweepingly terrible. Presently we have numerous administrations in India viz; State Services, Central administrations, All India benefits, the sort of resistance given to each help fluctuates. Resistance at times additionally becomes possibly the most important factor as an All India staff are less defenseless to neighborhood impact because of the invulnerability given to his/her administration by the constitution and things are managed on the upper layers with respect to his exchange, portfolio and so on optional force likewise fluctuates and consequently it is fundamental for the upper assistance individuals given better in-susceptibility. Cash power likewise assumes a significant job in the impedance thing, the same number of a period allurement is practiced to complete the work. Muscle-man turned legislators are additionally quick to practice this obstruction thing. Now and then Physical danger by such legislators to complete their vested work by the civil servants visa-vis delicate distribution, contracts and so forth. Not all the civil servants are spotless enough to not bow down before the government officials as they share numerous unlawful works done couple so at times coercing additionally comes into the image. It is said that favor never wants free. That rule is applied here too a few kinds of rough and brutal nexus is available in the framework which empowers the controllers to calm each other’s advantage.

In spite of the fact that this issue isn’t restricted to India just we have an exceptionally upsetting instances of such nexus in Russia and other creating nations too where such nexus brought forth “friend free enterprise”. In third world nations because of the provincial heritage and outlook things are obviously particularly interwoven where the liberal , conventional and different belief systems are at war quite often. Additionally the Bonaparte and Over-Developed state classified states are increasingly inclined.

Consequences

Bureaucracy is called steel frame of India. It is the establishment which works in the field and brings down the advantages from top to the base level. The results of a degenerate administration end up being deadly. It clears numerous a ground for different kinds of turmoil in the general population. During the hour of Emergency Indian organization was ‘submitted administration’ without a doubt the local officials will undoubtedly adhere to the directions of open delegates. And yet the officials are compelled by a solemn obligation to propose better option in contrast to political bosses. Giving tenders, agreements to shut ones through submitted official is broadly predominant in India. Also, the yield of such wrongdoing is low quality work, fragmented work and the open exchequer gets abused. Likewise this cycle sustains and individuals with personal stake do abuse all the potential associations and cash power so as to guarantee the things help come in out. Because of this precarious games and darkness ordinary citizens loses confidence in the organization of administration and accordingly the heritage of Mai-baap(colonial inheritance ) proceeds. The impedance’s are progressively regular in Police administrations and police faculty are solicited to accomplish something out from turn for the politically connected individuals: Such examples not just lead to disintegration of lawfulness circumstance yet in addition exhaust the discouragement which is given by the law. So results of negative obstruction are awful. As referenced above not generally obstruction is a terrible thing now and again an open agent who is knowledgeable with circumstance of the region may accompany some proposition and may request something to be done on pressing premise is definitely not a terrible thing. Such inputs and dynamic intercession ought not be disgraced as this record for open intrigue and this is the main intrigue which towers all other enthusiasm for residential organization.

Remedies

Remedies Lies in the issue itself we need to focus on the things which advance such things in the framework. After Identification the things ought to be turned out to be by establishing enactment, administration codes. SC in administering in 2014 opined to shape a board Civil Services Board which would take care of the exchange and posting of the officials w/o any political preference. Additionally security of residency ought to be given so as to limit the political obstruction. As this is the most looked for after panacea for the personal stake individuals have for the upstanding officials. Severe watch over the advantages development and riches gathering by the work force. Courses and Loops ought to be found through which government official civil servants keep profiting. Suggestions of ARC ought to be executed and the board ought to be framed with enough self-sufficiency to investigate the situations where upstanding officials are requested excessive favors and move can be made on such legislators. The board ought to likewise keep a tab on the staff who are being given out of the turn advancements or postings and so on. The board ought to likewise have capacity to renounce such unjustifiable favors. The board can be given protected status.The top down working model of India do offer ascent to such obstruction , Having an engaged and budgetary degenerated structure will hinder such impedance generally. So base – up approach in arranging and dynamic is the need of hour. Our own ought to be an edified organization and it’s hard working attitudes coterminous with the ‘Scholar King’ of the Plato. In spite of the fact that these are beliefs yet Ideals ought to consistently be as a primary concern when something earth shattering must be accomplished

Getting to the complex concept of reality check , that is this phenomena of social connection. Just being around other people makes us happier than all the things we do to worry about our problem sets and worry about all that stuff. Like, it seems to matter a lot more than we think.It’s not the stuff, but it turns out it is, it seems, social connection. Just how much do you hang out with people that you’re close with? Having close ties with people – having a social connection is good for all kinds of health related stuff. It can actually make you less vulnerable to premature death. So, if I look at whether or not you’re going to die, if you’re an elderly person, you have more social connections, you tend not to. It can make you more likely to survive a fatal illness like cancer or heart disease and so on. And it makes you less likely to fall prey to the sorts of stressful events that mess up your life. All kinds of health consequences to social connection. there’s also all kinds of happiness consequences too, at least when you look at who’s happy, who’s unhappy merely just spending time with people can allow me to predict whether or not you’re going to be happy or unhappy. Happiness or sadness cannot just be predicted by looking at them , it doesn’t go around the same way not all the time , at least !

But here’s the question, is this really the case? Can we kind of intervene on people’s lives, give them more of close social connections, and increase their happiness?you’re in the solitude condition. Your goal is to just like, be like, enjoy solitude, a lot of people love solitude, just be quiet, be by yourself, and just like, try to enjoy as much as possible. Or you’re in a control.It’s only in the solitude condition, and interestingly, in the control condition where people seem to feel worse.Solitude subject is not the only solution for all your loneliness temper tantrums , we think that that might be kind of a mechanism of why a social connection is doing all of its work. It’s just making the richness of life even richer among other sorts of things that it’s doing. Reading the room and reality check has got all these things up which remains unsettled for many reasons.

Equal employment opportunity is the idea that anyone should be treated fairly when they are considered for various employment decisions (hiring , promotion, termination and compensation etc.). This means, for example everyone competing for a position at a company should have the same chances of succeeding if they are right for the job.

In the legal sense of the EEO (Equal Employment opportunity) definition ,”same chances” or “equal opportunity ” means that employers can’t use certain characteristics as reasons to hire or reject candidates or make other employment decisions; In other words , they can’t discriminate against those characteristics . In many countries , protected characteristics include :

▪︎Race / Color

▪︎National origin/ ethnicity

▪︎Age

▪︎sex / gender /sexual harassment

▪︎Religion

▪︎ physical or mental disability

EEO doesn’t guarantee that people of underrepresented groups will get hired. The purpose of EEO regulations is to make sure nobody will face rejection or difficulties because they’re in a protected group.

Equal Employment Opportunity

EEO is an employment practice where employers do not engage in employment activities that are prohibited by law. It is illegal for employers to discriminate against an applicant .

Policy Objective

The overall policy objective for the employment discrimination laws we will be examining is summed up by the phrase equal opportunity. These laws generally do not aim to create equal outcomes, but rather seek to ensure that all employees or job applicants have an equal opportunity to engage in the employment market. In other words these laws try to level ‘the playing field ‘ so that certain classes of people who have been discriminated against in the past are not subjected to adverse treatment based upon certain characteristics that have nothing to do with being a qualified job applicant or employee.

Anti- Discrimination of Employment Laws

Now , we are going to look at the laws that were set up to stop discrimination in the workplace.

Mmodern anti discrimination employment laws and policies in the United states have their foundation in the Civil Rights Act of 1964, Title VII of the act makes certain discriminatory practices illegal , including discrimination based on race, color , religion, sex or national origin. Title VII applies to private employers employing 15 or more employees, labor unions, and employment agencies. The Civil Rights Act also helped create the Equal Employment Opportunities Commission, which is charged with the enforcement of the federal anti-discrimination employment laws.

Title VII protects employees or applicants from discrimination in the many employment activities, including:

▪︎Recruitment

▪︎Hiring

▪︎Promotion

▪︎Compensation

▪︎Benefits

▪︎Training

▪︎Other employment terms, conditions and privileges

▪︎Harassment

▪︎Retaliation , which is adverse action taken because an employee or applicant asserted rights under Title VII or participated in an EEOC proceeding, such as testifying and assisting

▪︎Segregation and classification

▪︎Pre-employment inquiries and rerequirements, which means nothing should be required that tends to disclose a characteristic protected under Title VII

▪︎Religious practices that don’t impose an undue hardship on an employer

How is the employer accountable under EEO law ?

The law generally holds an employer responsible for discrimination or harassment that occurs in the workplace by its employees. This is called vicarious liability. If however, the employer can show that it took all reasonable steps to prevent the discrimination or harassment occurring, then the employer may not be responsible.

General Protections

The Fairwork Act 2009 (Cth) prohibits an employer from taking ‘adverse action’ against an employee (and in some cases independent contractors or prospective employees) for certain reasons.

In summary , the general protections deal with :

• workplace rights;
• industrial rights (including industrial activities and freedom of association);
• protection from discrimination;
• protection from unlawful termination;
• protection from sham arrangements (relating to the engagement of independent contractors).

Importance of Equal Employment Opportunity

We all thrive in a workplace that we love to come back to every day. It is also becoming more commonly recognised that an organisation that embraces Equal Employment Opportunity and advocates for workers’ safety are sure to win the confidence and trust of their people. Furthermore, it is essential that an organisation will enforce and act on laws to safeguard the identity, respect their people, and protect them from any unlawful undertaking whatsoever. However, the importance and benefits of imposing Equal Employment Opportunity Training and Policies limited to the employees. It has a broad scope of recognition for the employer as well. Please read on to find out why understanding and implementing best practise EEO is vital for your organisation.

▪︎ Improved recruitment

▪︎Increased employee engagement

▪︎Greater customer satisfaction and service

▪︎Protect your people and your business

▪︎Stronger brand reputation

There’s no doubt as to why organisations should issue Equal Employment Opportunity policies. However, on devising and implementing one, companies should educate and train their workforce about the growing incidents of workplace conflict due to prejudices based on background, race, sex, culture, religion, language, etc., and how they can identify, report and resolve such incidents in the workplace.

is the responsibility of an organisation to strive for a safe, fair and inclusive work environment for their workers where they can prosper and contribute intrinsically to the organisation’s growth. That is why we see an increase in commitment from organisations of all sizes, from small and medium business to larger organisations, to train their staff and have policies in place for things such as work health and safety, privacy, workplace bullying, sexual harassment and equal employment opportunity. That is because we now recognize the importance of both physical security and social protection for our people.

“Cleanliness is next to godliness,” says the Bible. Most notably, the statement equates Purity with Deity. Fear of God means the quality of religious devotion. Likewise, Cleanliness is a quality of dedication and purity. Cleanliness means cleanliness. Therefore, Cleanliness requires a commitment to a person who is pure and clean. In addition, cleanliness is important to everyone. This is because Cleanliness helps to keep the mind and body healthy.

Benefits of Cleanliness
A healthy body is probably the most important benefit of hygiene. A person who follows religious Purity will surely enjoy this benefit. Good hygiene reduces the risk of infection. In addition, a clean person is less likely to get sick. Also, Hygiene improves physical fitness. A clean person shows a speedy recovery after an illness. Hygiene seems to increase life expectancy.
Cleanliness is essential to good mental health. This is because the clean atmosphere has a positive effect on the mind. The power of human thinking is developing. Only people are able to focus on their work because of the clean environment. In addition, brain memory improves due to the ambiance of hygiene.
Cleanliness certainly increases productivity. A clean and undefiled nation is likely to produce more. This is in contrast to a polluted Nation that will have lower productivity. One reason is that there are so few days away from a clean country. On the contrary, in a polluted world, people will get very sick. This leads to a higher number of days off in an unpleasant world.

How Can You Reach Cleanliness?
First, the dustbin is a dirty place. It attracts various pests and viruses of all kinds. As a result, these insects and germs also cause various diseases. Therefore, it is important to dispose of waste regularly.
In addition, the dustbin must have a cover to protect the flies. Prolonged exposure to dust can significantly increase the risk of infection. Also, proper placement of the dustbin is important. It should be kept separate from where people usually are.

One should keep the house or office free of dust. This can be done by dusting the area regularly. Dust can cause respiratory problems and various physical problems. In addition, where dust occurs then spider webs are deposited on the walls. These webs can make a home or office look shiny. Therefore, one should make sure to do regular dusting.
Toilet cleaning is a very important part of high hygiene. Toilets should be cleaned at least twice a week. There should be proper use of phenyl, acid, and other disinfectants to clean toilets. Dirty parts should be thoroughly mixed.
Maintaining personal hygiene is an important part of the Hygiene process. Everyone should take a shower every day. When bathing, people should use soap and a good shirt. In addition, the nails should be cut every week. This is because long nails collect dirt under them. Everyone should pay attention to oral hygiene as well. Certainly teeth should be cut at least twice a day. Also, dirty clothing, socks, and underwear should be avoided.
In short, Cleanliness is one of the most important aspects of a happy life. It is really the first step in building a healthy and strong body. Above all, Purity should be practiced with the same religious commitment.

Where there is a will there is a way it is one of the most widely used proverbs to date. This proverb is full of meaning when we think of it. Its important purpose is that if you set your mind to do something, you can do it easily. In other words, it shows us the importance of love and how it can make a difference in another person’s life. Is power a desire to accomplish something? If you have the will to do something, then nothing can stop you from doing it. This proverb is applicable in almost every aspect of life. Similarly, it is very important in a variety of ways.

The Importance of the Proverbs – Where There Is a Will, There Is a Way
This proverb is very important in helping people to push their boundaries and achieve their goals more easily. It makes them more determined and focused on achieving their goal. Moreover, this proverb emphasizes the value of hard work and self-sacrifice.

In other words, people who are willing to take risks, no matter how much they cost, will successfully achieve their goals. If you just dream and dream about something and do nothing to achieve it, you will probably fail and be powerless. On the other hand, if you work hard to achieve your goals, you can find a way.
So, where there is a will there is a way to teach us to focus more and work harder. Moreover, it shows us how people who follow this proverb have reached the top of their lives.

Real-life examples
History is a testimony to the power of great men to succeed in life. It seems like proof that no matter how hard things got, these people never stopped finding their way.
First, we take the example of the world’s father, Mahatma Gandhi. This famous figure is a good example of this proverb. Gandhiji set out to liberate India from the shackles of British rule, and he did. What caused this to happen? His will is power and endless effort. He was very weak physically but his free will was not there. He has chosen the path of non-violence and is still able to contribute to the liberation of India.

Next, we see the will of the same metal in Martin Luther King. This man was responsible for bringing human rights to black Americans. His will and determination to eradicate racism paid off. It taught us that even while in prison, he never gave up. He continually fought to achieve his dream.
In short, where there is a will there is a way to teach us a lot about hard work and courage. If we all follow this word in our lives and make it our motto, nothing can stop us. It will make us better people and more successful in life.