Duties of a citizen As citizens have rights to the state, they have duties as well. Without discharging duties, enjoying rights cannot be expected. By giving different rights to the citizens, the state makes citizens loyal and responsible. Citizens’ lives grow by state-given rights. In exchange, the duties of citizens are to be loyal to … Read more
Law on Right to information To protect the fundamental rights of the people Information Act is epoch-making. The unobstructed flow of information and to establish the rights of the people, a bill was passed in the National Parliament on 30 March 2009 in this regard. After that, on 5 April 2009, the reverend President consented … Read more
Citizen Rights Rights are some of the privileges recognized by society and the state. By enjoying these rights, citizens can develop their personalities. Without these rights, people cannot realize their personalities. The main aim of rights is to ensure the universal welfare of individuals. Rights are inevitable to nourish the mental, social, and economic growth … Read more
Citizen and Citizenship Concepts of citizen and citizenship originated in ancient Greece 2500 years ago. In ancient Greece, small city-states existed, called city-states. In those small city-states, those who directly participated in city-state governance were called citizens. They had voting rights. But in the city-states, women, foreigners, and domestic servants were not treated as citizens. … Read more
Concept of government Government is one of the essential elements of a state. No state can be formed without a government. The government runs the state. Government performs three kinds of functions to steer the state. It does legislative, executive and judicial functions. A government has three organs, such as the legislature, executive and judiciary. … Read more
State The state is a political institution. People al ove the world live in a state. In our world, there are 200 small or large states. Every state has its define territory and population. Besides, in order to operate a state, government and sovereignty are two important ingredients. No state can exist without the above … Read more
Family Family is the most ancient institution. When a husband and wife live together after a socially recognized marriage system, this is called a family. In other words, the organization which grows through marriage between one or more than one male and female, including their children, parents, and other members, is called family. According to … Read more
Civics and Citizenship Civics is an English word. It is derived from two Latin words: ‘Civics’ and ‘Civitas’. The word ‘Civics’ means citizen and ‘Civitas’ means city-state. In ancient Greece, citizens and the city-state were inseparable. At that time, a city-state was comprised of small regions. Those who directly participated in the functions of the … Read more