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This Act sets up the Acharya N.G. Ranga Agricultural University, gives it governance bodies and powers, and regulates students, officers, finance, inspections, and affiliation of colleges.
This Act merges the acquired territories into Assam, Punjab, and West Bengal on an appointed day and shifts local administration and laws to the relevant State framework.
This Act transfers the specified area’s rights to the Central Government, sets out management and claims procedures, provides compensation to owners, and creates penalties for non-delivery of assets and documents.
This Act sets food and nutrition entitlements, including subsidised foodgrains, meals for children and mothers, and a food security allowance if supplies are not delivered.
The Act requires a license to establish or maintain an institution for women or children, and it lets the State Government and licensing authority handle commencement, licensing, revocation, appeals, and rules.
This Act sets up the Institute of Actuaries of India, defines who may be registered and practice, and gives the Council powers over registration, certificates, governance, discipline, and penalties.
This provision creates Adamas University and sets out its basic governance, funding, admissions, reservations, disclosure, and compliance rules.
The provision sets allowance payments for the Speaker and Deputy Speaker, including constituency and daily allowances.
This section gives the Act its short title and lets the Central Government start the relevant provisions by notification.
This Act sets up the office of Administrator-General, says how the office is appointed, and gives rules for estate administration, certificates, fees, audits, and related court powers.
This Act sets up an Administrator-General for each State, explains when the office is appointed, and gives rules for estate administration, certificates, fees, audits, and related court powers.
This Act sets out how an Administrator-General is appointed and how estate assets may be collected, administered, distributed, and transferred, with court oversight and rule-making by the State Government.
This provision names the Act, says it generally applies to vessels with listed exceptions, and says commencement happens on a date appointed by the Central Government by notification.
This Act is called the Advocates (Amendment) Act, 1976, and the Central Government may set its commencement date by notification; different provisions may start on different dates.
This provision names the Advocates Act, 1961, sets its extent to all of India, and lets the Central Government appoint when its provisions come into force. It also sets up and governs bar councils, enrolment rolls, and related filing, fee, and reporting rules.
This part sets the Act’s extent and commencement and creates the Bar Council system, including definitions, enrolment rules, council functions, and related committee powers.
This section names the Act, says it extends to all of India, and lets the Central Government appoint when it comes into force for different areas and provisions.
This Act creates an Advocates’ Welfare Fund, sets up a Trustee Committee to run it, and requires advocates and bar bodies to make payments and filings tied to the Fund.
This Act sets up the Advocates' Welfare Fund, creates a Trustee Committee to run it, and requires specified contributions, fees, stamp use, and reporting by advocates, associations, the State Bar Council, and governments.
This Act regulates the construction and working of aerial ropeways in Assam.
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