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Constitutional Provisions on Child Labour

Article 21 A: Right to Education

The State shall provide free and

compulsory education to all

children of the age of 6 to 14

years in such manner as the

State, by law, may determine.

Article 24: Prohibition of

employment of children in

factories, etc.

No child below the age fourteen

years shall be employed in work

in any factory or mine or engaged

in any other hazardous

employment.

Article 39: The State shall, in particular,

direct its policy towards securing:-

(e) that the health and strength of workers,

men and women, and the tender age of

children are not abused and that citizens

are not forced by economic necessity to

enter avocations unsuited to their age or

strength.

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थोड़ा आँच बनी रहने दो, थोड़ा धुआँ निकलने दो,

कल देखोगी कई मुसाफ़िर इसी बहाने आयेंगे ।

उनको क्या मालूम विरुपित इस सिकता पर क्या बीती,

वे आये तो यहाँ शंख सीपियाँ उठाने आएँगे ।

रह-रह आँखो में चुभती है पथ की निर्जन दोपहरी,

आगे और बढें तो शायद दृश्य सुहाने आएँगे ।

मेले में भटके होते तो कोई घर पहुँचा जाता,

हम घर में भटके हैं, कैसे ठौर-ठिकाने आएँगे ।

हम क्या बोलें इस आँधी में कई घरौंदे टूट गए,

इन असफल निर्मितियों के शव कल पहचाने जाएँगे ।

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Jharkhand Civil Judge (Junior Division) Examination

Jharkhand Civil Judge (Junior Division) Examination

Scheme of Examination

It is a three stage examination.

(a) Preliminary (Objective Type)
(b) Mains (Written Type)
(c) Personality Test (Interview)

Syllabus for Preliminary Examination

It will consist of only one paper carrying 100 marks. Time allowed 2 hours.

1. General English
2. General Knowledge including Current Affairs
3. Civil Procedure Code, 1908
4. Criminal procedure Code, 1973
5. Indian Evidence Act, 1872
6. Indian Contract Act, 1872

Syllabus for Mains Examination

It will consist of only one paper carrying 100 marks. Time allowed 3 hours.

1. Indian Evidence Act, 1872
2. Civil procedure Code, 1908
3. Criminal procedure Code, 1973
4. Indian Penal Code, 1860
5. Indian Contract Act, 1872
6. Law of limitation
7. Transfer of Property Act, 1882
8. Indian partnership Act, 1932
9. Sales of goods Act, 1930
10. Negotiable Instruments Act, 1861
11. Arbitration Act
12. Rent Control Act
13. Hindu Law
14. Mohammadan Law
15. Jurisprudence

Note: Minimum Marks required to be secured is-
(i) Unreserved - 45 out of 100
(ii) O.B.C. - 40 out of 100
(iii) SC/ ST - 35 out of 100

Interview

It will carry 20 marks. However minimum marks required to be secured is-
(i) Unreserved - 10 out of 20
(ii) O.B.C. - 8 out of 20
(iii) SC/ ST - 6 out of 20

Madhya Pradesh Civil Judge Class- II (Entry Level) Examination

                         Madhya Pradesh Civil Judge Class- II (Entry Level) Examination 

Scheme of Examination

The Examination shall be conducted in three stages, namely,
(i) Preliminary Examination (Objective Type)
(ii) Main Examination (Written Type)
(iii) Viva voce (Interview)

The scheme of the examinations shall be as follows: -

Preliminary Examination

The preliminary examination shall be of the duration of two & half hours consisting 100 marks of 100 objective-type questions from the following :

First Part: Law: (Total questions 75 of 75 marks)

1. Constitution of India
2. Code of Civil Procedure
3. Transfer of Property Act
4. Contract Act
5. Specific Reliefs Act
6. Limitation Act
7. MP Accommodation Control Act
8. MP Land Revenue Code
9. Indian Evidence Act
10. Indian Penal Code
11. Code of Criminal Procedure
12. Negotiable Instruments Act

Second Part:

General Knowledge (Questions- 15, Marks- 15)

Computer Knowledge (Questions- 05, Marks- 05)

English Knowledge (Questions- 05, Marks- 05)

Main Examination (Written) (Max. Marks 100)

Mains Examination consists of four Question Papers each paper carrying 50 marks. First and Second Question Papers will be giventogether while Third and Fourth Question Papers will be given together. The time period will be of 3 hours.

First Question Paper: (Total Marks- 50)

1. Constitution of India
2. Code of Civil Procedure
3. Transfer of Property Act
4. Contract Act
5. Specific Reliefs Act
6. Limitation Act

Second Question Paper: (Total Marks- 50)

1. MP Accommodation Control Act
2. MP Land Revenue Code
3. Indian Evidence Act
4. Indian Penal Code
5. Code of Criminal Procedure
6. Negotiable Instruments Act

Third Question Paper: (Total Marks- 50)

1. Writing (150 words) on Social Issue- 15 marks
2. Writing (150 words) on Legal Issue- 10 marks
3. Summerization (Legal- in Hindi)- 10 marks
4. Summerization (Legal- in English)- 15 marks

Fourth Question Paper: (Total Marks- 50)

1. Judgement/ Order (Civil) Writing- 30 marks
2. Judgement/ Order (Criminal) Writing- 20 marks

Viva-voce (Interview)

The maximum marks for viva-voce would be 25. 

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Bihar Civil Judge (Junior Division) Examination 2012

Bihar Civil Judge (Junior Division) Examination

Scheme of Examination

It is a three stage examination:

(a) Preliminary (Objective Type)

(b) Mains (Written Type)

(c) Personality Test (Interview)

Syllabus of Preliminary Examination

It will consist of two papers:

First Paper: (100 Marks)

• General Knowledge
• General Science

Second Paper: (150 Marks)

• Law of Evidence and Procedure
• Constitutional Law of India and England
• Hindu Law and Mohammedan Law
• Transfer of Property Act, Principles of Equity, Law of Trusts and Specific Relief Act
• Law of Contract and Torts
• Commercial Law

i. Sale of Goods Act

ii. Negotiable Instruments Act

iii. Company Law

iv. Partnership Act

Syllabus of Mains Examination

          It is mainly devided into two parts:

(A) Compulsory Paper

• General Knowledge including Current Affairs (150 Marks)
• Elementary General Science (100 Marks)
• General Hindi (100 Marks)
• General English (100 marks)
• Law of Evidence and Procedure (150 Marks)

(B) Optional Paper

1. Constitutional Law of India and England (150 Marks)
2. Hindu law and Mohammedan law (150 Marks)
3. Transfer of Property Act, Principles of Equity, Law of Trusts and Specific Relief Act (150 marks)
4. Law of Contract and Torts (150 Marks)
5. Commercial Law (150 marks)

Note:

Out of 5 (five) Optional Papers candidate has to opt only 3 (three) papers.

Hindi Paper and English Paper are only of qualifying nature. Each candidate must score minimum of 30 marks out of 100 marks, but the marks obtained therein will not be added in the overall total in deciding the merit.

Viva-Voce (Interviews)

Candidates qualified in Written Examination shall appear for Viva-voce. Viva-voce (Interviews) shall be of 100 marks.