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Our relationship with animals as a nation is unique, with huge differences across regions and cultures. The #LiveStockBill 2023 tested this relation, as it proposed sweeping reforms and the removal of restrictions on animal export. Under this proposed bill, all creatures, from bovines to canines, could be exported en masse. This happened to cause significant backlash, with even celebrities from across the country taking time to speak out against it. In this "Pop-Up Law" episode, we go into the details of the act and the specific points in it that are being protested against. Currently, the proposed draft has been withdrawn, with the government saying they will consider the spectrum of feedback they have received and make changes accordingly. But we want to know your thoughts on the bill. In your opinion, how does a country balance between discouraging animal cruelty and doing what it takes to advance and prosper humanity, which is the root of all modern-day progress? Watch the video an

On February 22, 2023, the Government of Karnataka put forward significant proposals for the amendment of Chapter 6 of the Factories Act 1948. These proposed amendments aim to address various aspects related to working conditions and employment practices within factories. Notably, they focus on working hours, overtime regulations, and the inclusion of women workers during night shifts, subject to specific safety precautions. To gain a comprehensive understanding of these proposed changes and their implications, we encourage you to watch the accompanying video. Through this video, you will be able to grasp the intricacies of the amendments and how they are set to shape the industrial landscape in the state of Karnataka, India. #sgtuniversity #sgtcampus #factoriesact #law #karnataka #amendments #employment #trending #government #safetyprecautions #information #awareness #inspiration

Jallikattu has been practiced, as a part of Pongal celebrations, since time immemorial in the state of Tamil Nadu. A custom with deep cultural meaning and significance. However, several questions have been raised over the years regarding the amount of cruelty meted out to the bulls used in the sport. Thus came a difficult conundrum for the courts; would it be correct to outlaw a practice with such deep traditional roots? In a world where animals are ruthlessly slaughtered for consumption, who are we to define what is cruelty and where to draw the line. In this edition of the 'Pop-up Law' series, learn all about the series of Judgement and orders that deliberated on this issue and the various sections of the law that were applied in this case. What are your thoughts on bull-taming as a sport? Do you think it's correct for the judiciary to intervene? What do you make of the recent orders passed by them? Let us know your thoughts in the comments below. You can check out more about the pro

We have seen the ads in the theater. We have seen the warnings on the packets., We have seen the people who it hurt. Yet tobacco use worldwide is only breaking records, both in terms of volume and the demographic age using it. We must try our best to nip it in the bud now, or generations will suffer. On the occasion of "World No-Tobacco Day," Dr. Omkar Shetty explains to you the poisonous nature of nicotine, what areas it affects, and the significance that today holds for the world. #sgtuniversity #worldnotabaccoday #information #education #knowledge #admissionsopen #bestprivateuniversity #tabacco #desease #cancer #sgtlatestnews #explorepage #trending

It is said that “The end of law is not to abolish or restrain, but to preserve and enlarge freedom." But what if a law goes against that principle and, instead of keeping our citizens safe, hampers our right to free will and opens us up to needless harassment? In this "Pop-Up Law," we are going to try to educate you about arcane laws that have been in existence for a century, and the recent efforts of the state to try and repeal them. Do you know that kites require a permit to fly? Or that you can be prosecuted for not reporting a 20-rupee note lying on the street. A lot of existing legislation is carried over from our colonial past, and has no place in modern society. The Repealing and Amending Bill, 2022 was introduced in the Lok Sabha, and seeks to repeal 65 laws that are obsolete or that have been made redundant by other laws. Are there any other absurd acts that we have missed, but you are aware of. Tell us in the comments. What are your thoughts on over-legislation and the harm i

In an era where court proceedings are live-tweeted and live-streamed, one topic that has come to the center of public scrutiny is the "Basic Structure Doctrine."A judicial principle that states that the fundamental elements of the constitution cannot be changed by the parliament, many argue that it is a safeguard against a brute majority, while others say that it gives the courts excessive powers that interfere with the lawmaking process of elected officials. In this edition of our "Pop-Up Law" series, we try to explain how this basic structure doctrine came into existence, specifically the "Kesavananda Bharati v. State of Kerala" case, whose judgement gave birth to the whole thing. Like and share the video if you found it informative, and give us your feedback in the comments. What are your thoughts on basic structure? What limits should there be to the judiciary's and legislature's powers? #sgtuniversity #law #judiciary #legislature #process #information #awareness #knowledge #trendi

Are you curious about the latest development in India's Judiciary System? Do you want to know how Artificial Intelligence is being proposed to reduce the pendency of over 4.92 crore cases? Look no further, as we bring you an insightful video on this game-changing initiative proposed by Justice Aravind Kumar, sitting Judge of the Supreme Court of India. In this video, we delve into the potential of AI to expedite the disposal of cases, saving time and money. Witness the impact of this technology on the judicial system, and learn about the Supreme Court Portal for Assistance in Courts Efficiency (SUPACE), which is expected to reduce the workload of judges. Don't miss out on this eye-opening video brought to you by SGT University about the latest developments that could transform the future of India's Judiciary System. Stay ahead of the game, and watch now! #sgtuniversity #sgtcampus #knowledge #awareness #artificialintelligence #technology #development #lawinformation #lawcases #revolutio