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general knowledge refresher magazine subscription Published article Persons detained under any preventive detention law.On the order of Magistrate, from any person (not just an arrested person) to aid investigation. Persons who may require/ direct collection of dataInvestigating officer under CrPC, officer in charge of a police station, or of rank Sub-Inspector or above.Magistrate.Officer in charge of a police station, or of rank Head Constable or above.Head Warden of a prison.Metropolitan Magistrate or Judicial Magistrate of first class. Executive Magistrate in case of persons required to maintain good behaviour or peace, Rule-making power with regard to manner of collecting details etc. Vested in the state government. Now vested to State as well as the Central government. Key concerns with the act general knowledge refresher   

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general knowledge refresher magazine subscription published Article. Key Features of TPDS 1. Targeting Those earning a maximum of Rs. 15000 per annum are kept within BPL. Initially 10 kg of food grains were provided per household per month but in 2002 the limit was revised to 35 kghouseholdmonth. 2. Dual Prices In 2000 the Central Issue Prices for the PDS to state governments was set at 50% of the economic cost of FCI for BPL families and at 100% of the economic cost for APL families. In 2001 a third price was also issued for beneficiaries of ANTYODAYA ANNA YOJANA (Rs 2kg of wheat and Rs. 3kg of rice per family under AAY). 3. CentralState Control PDS is designed and managed by State Governments while the Central Government allocates the foodgrains to the states. Under TPDS the size of the BPL population and the entitlement for them is decided by the Central Government Management of food grains for TPDS Student general knowledge refresher

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griha laxmi magazine THE CRIMINAL PROCEDURE (IDENTIFICATION) ACT, 2022 Why in news? Recently, the Criminal Procedure (Identification) Act, 2022 received the assent of the President. 9  About the Act The Act seeks to replace the Identification of Prisoners Act, 1920.griha laxmi magazine subscription online  Need for such Act o New measurement techniques being used in advanced countries are giving credible and reliable results. o In 1980, the Law Commission of India noted the need to revise the act to bring it in line with modern trends in criminal investigation. o In 2003, the Malimath Committee recommended amending the Act to empower the Magistrate to authorise the collection of data such as blood samples for DNA, hair, saliva, and semen hindi magazine online purchase.

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 griha laxmi magazine Published this article  But the poor are now falling into the trap of bad food. The study also found that conversely it was the more socio-economically advanced rural areas that were falling prey to diabetes. It is an epidemic that is in a state of transition it noted. With such large numbers of poor in urban areas and such large numbers of the getting-rich in rural areas this can easily get out of hand. We are going from lack of food or malnutrition to overnutrition because of bad food.griha laxmi magazine subscription online This is a transition that we must avoid. The fact is that India has what can only be described as a double burden of diseases. We have the diseases of the poor—everything from malnutrition to cholera. But we also have the diseases of the rich—cancer and diabetes.hindi magazine online purchase