Maharashtra State is fast forwarding towards the urbanization and Pimpri Chinchwad is the fastest growing city of the state. Increasing urbanization is leading to increasing population which requires massive amount of infrastructure development along with proper availability of various civic…
The Election Commission of India organizes free and fair elections in India at regular intervals according to the provisions enshrined in the Constitution of India. Election Commission of India directs and controls the entire process for conduct of elections to…
Earlier citizens had to face many difficulties while accessing government services. They had to stand in long queues, wait long hours in crammed government offices and follow the tedious official processes but now with the emergence of Meeseva, the scenario…
The Aadhaar Card system is an initiative taken by the Government of India to confer a unique identification to the citizens of the country. This 12-digit number will act as single identity source and will be a legally accepted document…
Do you know why the Indian Government has introduced ‘Aadhaar Card’ system? One of the major problems faced by citizens while migrating to different place is identity proof. Though PAN Card or passport serves as an identity proof, Aadhaar Card…
Election Commission of India is an autonomous institution established by federal authority which administrates all the electoral processes in India. The Indian constitution has vested in the election commission of India to control the entire process to conduct elections to…
Whether your marriage was a big fat Indian wedding or a simple court marriage, your marriage will be lawful only when it gets registered. Marriage registration is an important legal procedure in India. If you want to prove that you…
A marriage registration process in India has different types and acts under which the registration of a marriage can be done. The marriage which has been solemnized can be registered under the Hindu Marriage Act, 1955 or Special Marriage Act,…
Traditionally it was accepted in India that the religious ceremony is enough to solemnize a marriage. But after 2006 a marriage is legally null and void if it is not registered. The registration is done under the Hindu marriage act…
Marriages in India are registered under two different registration acts; first is Hindu Marriage Act, 1955 and other is the Special Marriage Act, 1945. A marriage certificate is proof of registration of any marriage which can be obtained from respective…
