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Kashmir, India's highest point is 566 kilometres away from the capital city of New Delhi. Visitors to this region, which is bordered by the Himalayan and Pir Panjal ranges, marvel at the breath-taking scenery. The RTI Act was implemented by the state government as a mechanism for resolving administrative complaints. Knowing that corruption can be a deadly disease, Indian-controlled Jammu and Kashmir state has taken steps to ensure citizens have access to reliable, up-to-date information about their government. This has been used a lot by citizens and the media to find out about corruption, government work, and how much money the state of Jammu and Kashmir spends. This is done to make sure that the state is transparent and has good governance. State law has changed since Article 370 was repealed. The Central RTI Act 2005 now rules in the state after that law was changed. This paper takes a gander at the adequacy of the right to information act in Jammu and Kashmir to check whether there is any defilement nearby. As the paper shows, the RTI Act has been truly adept at lessening contrasts in admittance to data and looking into corruption. The individuals who work for the public authority have become more responsive and responsible since the RTI Act was passed into regulation.

Situated at a distance of 90 kms from Srinagar, Kupwara, a Kashmir Valleyfrontier district, has lush forests and a diverse wildlife. This makes it important fortourism and wildlife. The NIC centre established E-Government in 1996. In 2004,community information centres were established in each Kupwara block, bringing egovernanceto the rural masses. E-Government is the process of modernising traditionalgovernance to better serve citizens and run government using ICT applications. Digitalgovernance, leadership, delivery, investment, and transparency are all new concepts.Good governance requires e-Governance. A wide range of organisations around theworld are implementing e-governance initiatives to better serve their constituents.Changing with the times, the District Kupwara administration has implemented egovernmentin various departments for better and faster delivery of goods and servicesto their citizens. The goal of e-governance is to improve governance. The present aimof the study is to investigate the role of administration of district Kupwara forimplementing e- governance for residents and its level of awareness and challengesamong the citizens of Kupwara district

The Kashmir Valley is usually viewed as the Earth's heaven. Tourists from each locale of the globe are drawn. The tourism industry, which is famous worldwide for its natural magnificence, is one of the major financial areas of Jammu and Kashmir's state. This stunning BangusValley has monstrous potential for eco-tourists to turn into a worldwide tourist location and become the most extensive golf course in Asia. It has extraordinary potential for the tourism industry in both summer and winter. Notwithstanding, the misfortune is that it is a generally obscure station and has not been completely worked as a tourist station yet. Notwithstanding, the work is in progress on a most optimized plan of attack premise to add it to the Kashmir tourism map. There is sufficient regular vegetation, trees, and woods. It was proposed to be set up by INTACH as a Himalayan Biosphere valley. It's a quiet, serene, and mesmerizing valley. Each corner of the Kashmir Valley is said to be a tourist destination in itself. That is not an overstatement. In 2008, Bangus valley was officially declared a tourist spot. The paper aims to study the potential of Bangus valley as Eco-Tourism Spot.

Every strict gathering, paying little heed to class or orientation, are representedby common regulation, for example, the Uniform Civil Code, which administers issues likemarriage, separation, reception, and property legacy. The government is expected byArticle 44 of the constitution to bend over backward to guarantee that all Indian residentsare dependent upon a similar common code. In 1835, the Britinsh governmnent gave areport suggesting that Indian agreement, proof, and wrongdoing regulations be arranged.Moreover, individual laws of Hindus and Muslims won't be classified, as per the record.The significance of having a uniform civil code in India is an interesting issue. Will theparty's next huge political push, in front of the Lok Sabha elections in 2024, be theUniform Civil Code (UCC). The motivation behind this paper is to cause to notice thesqueezing need for an Indian Civil Code and challenges associated with it.

National Integration is the obligation of each citizen. The public reconciliation is tested on account of the untrustworthy exercises of citizens. As India is a multicultural, multi religious, multiparty and caste-based country, it is entirely defenceless against different issues and these issues challenge national integration. In the period of digital entrance the greater part of the untrustworthy exercises against national integration are occurring in web-based media stage. The constitution of India through its various legislations and CrPC made an honest effort to contain Hate speech addresses in online media stages, for example, Facebook, Twitter, LinkIndia, WhatssApp, YouTube and so on However, when Supreme Court made it unlawful on grounds of abusing the right to speak freely of speech and, the quantity of hate speech expanded in India and it caused for some issues in the public arena.

The ethical and behavioural standards that guide a person's behaviour are protected as "human rights" under both domestic and international law. The human rights doctrine has exerted a significant amount of impact on global and regional organisations, in addition to having a significant impact on international law. Human rights are a topic that is actively pursued by governments and non-governmental organisations all around the world. It is nearly impossible to avoid hearing about atrocities and violations of human rights on a daily basis in the news. Crimes committed against children, women, and the disabled are continuing unabated in Covid 19, despite the fact that the Universal Declaration of Human Rights was adopted in 1948 and that special covenants were created to protect their rights. Direct or indirect violations of human rights can also be committed by the state itself. It is possible for the state to intentionally break the law or just fail to take the necessary safety measures. When a state abuses human rights, law enforcement, prosecutors, and other government personnel may be involved in the investigation and prosecution of the state. Even in the absence of direct physical contact, rights such as the right to a fair trial can be infringed upon, as is the case with police brutality. The Universal Declaration of Human Rights is still, sixty years after it was first published, a pipe dream for many people who work to advance human rights. In the event of a pandemic, Jammu & Kashmir suffers from violations of human rights. The purpose of this research is to investigate and evaluate the effects of abuses of human rights that occurred in Jammu and Kashmir during the pandemic.

DBT has been used to deliver over 450 schemes to over 900 million people. Since 2016, the government has deposited nearly 65% of the welfare and subsidy budget directly into beneficiaries' accounts. DBT will undoubtedly meet the government's and people's expectations, especially those of the poor and unfortunate. We hope that more schemes will be covered by DBT, and that the entire country and its people will receive benefits without delay or flaws. As a result, the government must make a concerted effort in various areas of planning to improve the lives of the poor and powerless in society. In this way, DBT helps create an environment where people can live long, healthy, and creative lives. This paper examines the role of Direct Benefit Transfer.

The surprising rise of the Islamic State of Iraq and Sham (ISIS) and its proclamation as the caliphate on 29 June 2014 imposed an obvious threat to nation-states. The continuous controversy over the nature and applicability of Islamic tenets to governmental institutions has yet to be solved. The possibility and impossibility of an Islamic state in contemporary times is observed by analyzing the very nature of Islam. The concept of an Islamic state is based on the teachings of the Koran and Sunnah, as meant for human welfare and happiness that, according to Muhammad Asad, would automatically preclude the government of such a state from contemplating wars of aggression. This article attempts to analyze the political developments that have taken place since the beginning of the twentieth century and the failure of the Muslims in establishing an Islamic state, despite upholding sharī'ah principles.

The purpose of this study is to describe and analyse the significance of gender mainstreaming in good governance for the overall growth of the nation, with a particular emphasis on how gender engagement in decision making through consensus building and representation directly leads to women's empowerment. Qualitative study employed descriptive and analytic methods to achieve a conclusion by extensively utilising a thematic analytical tool. The concept of "good" governance requires making normative decisions about what constitutes the legal appropriation and efficient exercise of authority. Some organizations that offer outside assistance and social activists view good governance as implying democratic governance, which implies a focus on participation, human rights, and social justice. Good governance is more about the state's effectiveness than the justice of the economic system or the legitimacy of the political system. Decision-makers ability to act to improve the suffering of disadvantaged women or address the problem of gender inequality depends on how policies are implemented in practice. The process has only just begun with the signing of international agreements and the enactment of laws addressing issues like women's rights, equal access to education, marital rape, and credit and property ownership. The concept of "governance" clarifies the link between political commitment and a programme's successful and efficient implementation. Reform efforts for governance systems have received much attention recently. They are still receiving attention now on a national and international level.