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Prohibition of manual scavenging in India: issues and challenges

English, German · Paperback / Softback

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The problem of manual scavenging needs immediate attention from the government, social activists as well as from each and every single member of the society. In this Book, authors have address the issues and challenges attached with the problem of manual scavenging. Proper and effective solutions to tackle this issue can be identified only when the main challenges of a problem is identified. Also the prevailing statutory and administrative policy for eradicating this evil practice needs to be considered. This book also analyses the active role played by the Indian judiciary identifying and highlighting the apathy and plight of the disadvantaged sections of the society. Last, but not the least, formulating a set of recommended solutions in addressing the issue of manual scavenging makes a study useful for the society. This Book, hence, tries to recommend a few steps that need to be taken to put a ban on this evil practice of manual scavenging.

About the author










Dr. Himanshu Pandey has more than eleven years of teaching experience. Before joining Maharashtra National Law University, Nagpur, he was working as Registrar and Associate Professor of Law in National Law University and Judicial Academy, Assam Guwahati. His specialization is in Corporate, Insurance and Banking Laws.

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Authors Minakshi Goswami, Himansh Pandey, Himanshu Pandey
Publisher Scholar's Press
 
Languages English, German
Product format Paperback / Softback
Released 13.11.2017
 
EAN 9783330651456
ISBN 978-3-33-065145-6
No. of pages 64
Subject Guides > Law, job, finance > Other law

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