(BNSS Sections 1-30 & Ancient History)
Law Section: The BNSS (New Code)
- BNSS Assent Date: President signed it on 25 Dec 2023 (A Christmas gift to the legal system!).
- Enforcement Date: It came into action on 1 July 2024 (The 'Appointed Day').
- Digital Trials (Sec 2(1)(a)): Defines "Audio-Video Electronic Means" to allow virtual evidence and trials.
- Victim (Sec 2(1)(y)): Now includes Guardians & Legal Heirs (Earlier CrPC 2(wa)).
- Metro Areas Deleted: The concept of Metropolitan Areas is gone; now we have uniform judicial regions.
- JMFC Power (Sec 23): 1st Class Magistrate can now fine up to ₹50,000 (Up from ₹10k).
- JMSC Power (Sec 23): 2nd Class Magistrate fine limit is now ₹10,000 (Up from ₹5k).
- CJM Sentence: Chief Judicial Magistrate can give up to 7 years imprisonment.
- Police Report (Sec 2(1)(r)): The report sent to a Magistrate after investigation (Charge Sheet).
- Inquiry (Sec 2(1)(g)): Conducted by a Magistrate/Court, never by the Police.
- Public Prosecutor (Sec 24): Appointed by the State/Central Govt for conducting cases in Court.
- Establishment of Sessions Court (Sec 7): Established by the State Government.
- Default of Fine (Sec 30): Imprisonment for not paying fine cannot exceed 1/4th of the Magistrate's max power.
- Investigation (Sec 2(1)(l)): Process of collecting evidence, conducted by Police.
- Cognizable Offense (Sec 2(1)(g)): Offenses where police can arrest without a warrant.
General Studies: Ancient History
- Lothal (Gujarat): Known for the world’s oldest Artificial Dockyard (Maritime trade hub).
- Dholavira: Famous for its Water Harvesting System and 3-part town planning.
- Kalibangan: The site that gave evidence of the earliest Ploughed Fields.
- Sarnath (UP): Where Buddha gave his First Sermon (Dharma Chakra Pravartana).
- Kushinagar (UP): The place of Buddha’s Mahaparinirvana (Death).
- Varanasi (UP): Birthplace of Parshvanatha (23rd Jain Tirthankara).
- Mohenjodaro: Site of the "Great Bath" and the Bronze Dancing Girl.
- Rigveda: The Oldest Veda; its 3rd Mandala contains the Gayatri Mantra.
- Battle of Ten Kings: Fought on the banks of River Parushni (Ravi).
- Fourth Buddhist Council: Held in Kashmir under Kanishka’s reign.
- Mundaka Upanishad: The source of our national motto "Satyameva Jayate".
- Indus Valley Metal: They used Copper and Bronze but were unaware of Iron.
- First Jain Council: Held at Pataliputra, presided over by Sthulabhadra.
- Megasthenes: The Greek ambassador who wrote 'Indica' during Chandragupta Maurya's time.
- Gayatri Mantra: Dedicated to the Solar deity Savitr.
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