DR. NIMAIN CHARAN BISWAL

IT IS GOOD TO KNOW ABOUT THE FIRST DRAFT WRITER OF INDIAN CONSTITUTION ; THE STALWART SON OF INDIA : SIR B N RAU Dear Readers, I came across and read the following article in the Public Domain on  "Sir B N Rau" ( Sir Benegal Narsing Rau), who was the first Draft Writer of Indian Constitution after India's Independence of India in 1947.  I am giving the link of the said article from the public domain here below for some of you or all of you who might not have seen or read it to read it by your own choice if you like so: He wrote India's first Constitution draft, but history forgot him https://www.indiatoday.in/ education-today/gk-current- affairs/story/he-wrote-indias- first-constitution-draft-but- history-forgot-him-2874965- 2026-02-26 Sir Benegal Narsing Rau was born in Mangalore on February 26,1887, to his Father who was a Doctor and Educationist. He was one of the few Indians who after having graduated with Top Honours from the Presidency College of Madras, had gon...

I NDIA'S STRATEGIC AND BILATERAL TRADE DEALS OF CONTEMPORARY TIMES ARE IN THE NATIONAL INTEREST : THERE IS NO NEED TO SPREAD APPREHENSIONS AND MISGIVINGS ABOUT IT Dear Readers, I come back to address all of you after approximately a month, while I was not available due to a social commitment where as I was needed to focus there in and I could not reach out to all of you except that I wrote another article only 2days back that is here in this blog of mine.  During the intervening period of the said one month time, I have gone through various publications on the  Strategic and Bilateral Trade Deals the Government of India has finalized or finalizing to be signed.  All these Trade Deals are in the National Interest, the Government of India is ensuring the protection of India's National Interest Adequately and Pragmatically, there is no need to spread apprehensions and misgivings about such Trade Deals the Indian Government is finalizing with Other Nations else where....

  THE CONCEPTUAL AND LEGAL (REGULATORY) BACK BONE OF FOOD SAFETY, TRACEABILITY AND REGULATORY COMPLIANCE OF FOODS, AND ITS POSSIBLE FUTURE SCOPE IN INDIA   India’s Central Government ( Government of India ) taking due cognizance of the International Scenario and Regulatory Environment with respect to Food Safety and Food Standards in the World, enacted the law, as the Central Act, the FOOD SAFETY AND STANDARDS ACT, 2006 as the Legal (Regulatory) Back Bone for Food Safety and Food Standards at the National Level in India. The prologue (introduction of purpose) to the FOOD SAFETY AND STANDARDS ACT, 2006 reads as follows: “An Act to consolidate the laws relating to food and to establish the Food Safety and Standards Authority of India for laying down science based standards for articles of food and to regulate their manufacture, storage, distribution, sale and import, to ensure availability of safe and wholesome food for human consumption and for matters connected therew...