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Magazine Is Being Uploaded with Exam Oriented Information & Practice st MONTHLY ISSUE JUNE - 2019 51 EDITION Vanik’s Current Affairs Banking | Railway | Insurance | SSC | UPSC | OPSC | PSU AVAILABLE AT VANIK 200 MCQs on Current Affairs 100 MCQs on General Knowledge 40 MCQs on Computer 20 MCQs on Banking Awareness 4 no. of Practice Set 1. SBI-PO (Prelim) 2. IDBI-ASST. MANAGER (Main) 3. RRB-NTPC (CBT-1) 4. SSC-CHSL Advt. VA N I K S A H E E D N A G A R C E N T R E VA N I K C U T TA C K C E N T R E VANIK ACHARYA VIHAR CENTRE Centralized A/C Counseling Central A/C Classroom Fully Wi-Fi Enabled Lab Interview Grooming Session Food Court WHY YOU SHOULD JOIN VANIK INSTITUTE FOR “BANKING, RAILWAY AND SSC” 1. BEST FACULTY OF INDIA FOR CLASSES COMPARE TO ALL OTHER INSTITUTE. 18. Weekly Current Affairs handout separately. 2. Highest no of Classes from basic to advance level. 19. Weekly newspaper reading classes. 3. Highest no of hours in every subject for better understanding. Total hours for 20. 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Website : www.vanikpublications.com | Phone : (0674) 2559977 _____________________________________________________ Hope you will get the benefit & shine in your career, bringing © Copyright Reserved No part of this magazine can be printed in whole glory for us. or part without the written permission of the publisher. The editor and publisher have tried their best to verify the factual accuracy of the informations published, but do not take any responsibility for the absolute accuracy of the informations in the Wishing you all the Best magazine. All disputes subject to Bhubaneswar (Odisha) Subrat Kumar Chhatoi Jurisdiction. CONTENT Page Major Issues of the Month Page 200 MCQ on Current Affairs Page Page 50 Economy Page 100 MCQ on & Banking 59 SSC/Railway Page Page National News 40 MCQ on 63 Computer Page Page Page Bilateral State News 20 Special MCQ 65 on Banking Awareness Page Award Page Person in & Honour News Page Place in Page Sports News Page Science & Technology Page Environment & Ecology Page Page Defence Summit Page Page Book & Committee Page Author Who’s Who Page 121 Miscellaneous Page Abbreviation Page Date & 127 Observation MAGAZINE FOR THE MONTH OF JUNE 2019 MAJOR ISSUES OF THE MONTH The basic question, i.e. whether or not the Office of the CJI is subject to the RTI Act, has been on the forefront for some time due to an ongoing case. Background JUDICIAL Almost 10 years ago, in 2009 the High Court of Delhi handed down a landmark judgment dealing with the TRANSPARENCY fledgling Right to Information (RTI) Act. It held that the Office of the Chief Justice of India (CJI) was a “public 1 authority”, and therefore, subject to the provisions of the Act. Information held by the CJI — including, in the context of the case, information about judges’ assets — could be requested by the public through an RTI application. In ringing words, Justice RavindraBhat declared that the RTI was a “powerful beacon, which illuminates unlit corners of state activity, and those of public authorities which impact citizens’ daily lives, to which they previously had no access”. Earlier this month, however, a five-judge Bench of the court finally heard the case on merits, and reserved judgment. Arguments Supporting that CJI should be under RTI The basic question, i.e. whether or not the Office of the CJI is subject to the RTI Act, has an easy answer: yes. As Justice Bhat correctly observed in the High Court judgment, “all power — judicial power being no exception — is held accountable in a modern Constitution”. A blanket judicial exemption from the RTI Act would defeat the basic idea of “open justice”: the workings of the courts, as powerful organs of state, have to be as transparent and open to public scrutiny as any other body. Nor would bringing the judiciary under the RTI Act destroy the personal privacy of judges: as the High Court judgment noted, the RTI Act itself has an inbuilt privacy-oriented protection, which authorises withholding the disclosure of personal information unless there is an overriding public interest.
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