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Supreme Court Of India Has Authorized Permanent Commission  And Command Tenure For Women In The Army .                                                                           Kaushiki Singh*   “The Safety, honor and welfare of the country comes first, always and every time. The honor, welfare and comfort of the men you command comes next. Your own ease comfort and safety comes at last, always and every time”. -Indian Military Academy Credo   When we hear the name Indian army, we think of words like pride, respect, honor, and most importantly immense sacrifice.  The moment a man or a woman dawns the uniform they know that along with the stars on their shoulders they carry the great responsibility of protecting our nation till their last breath. . As quoted by the Indian army Warriors are not born, they are made in the Indian army, Warriors are not born, they are made in the Indian army. It wasn’t until the year 1993 that the parade ground of Officers training academy

  Can Government Of India Declare Emergency Without First Consulting The Supreme Court Of India                                                                            DEVNA Menon* The first national emergency was declared in 1962 after the Chinese invasion and this state of emergency was also used by the government to remedy the situation caused by the IndoPak war of 1965. The last state of emergency was lifted in January 1968. A second national state of emergency was declared in December 1971 during the Bangladesh War and was in effect until March 1977. The third state of national emergency was declared in June 1975 due to internal unrest and was revoked in March. in 1977. An emergency is a difficult situation that requires special actions on the part of public authorities using special powers provided for by the constitution. However, after the 44th amendment of the constitution, it was no longer possible to declare a national emergency due to internal unrest. Instead, it cou

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