• Education For All – Critical Analysis In The Light of Article 21- A of The Constitution of India 

  Badwe, Varsha; Aggarwal, Sunil Raghuveer (Kesari Mahratta Trust, 2024-09)

  “Education for All” is a very important fundamental Right under Article 21-A of Indian Constitution that mandates free and compulsory education for children aged 6 to 14 years. This has been introduced by the 86th ...
• Corporate Social Responsibility and the Law: Obligations and Ethical Imperatives 

  Jaiswal, Sapana N. (Kesari Mahratta Trust, 2024-09)

  Corporate Social responsibility (CSR) is a critical concept that mandates businesses to operate in a socially, environmentally, and economically sustainable manner. CSR goes beyond profit maximization to include the ...
• Towards Equity: Navigating the Intersections of Social and Cultural Studies for Social Justice": A Critical Analysis 

  Sarwade, Madhuri V. (Kesari Mahratta Trust, 2024-07)

  This research study explores the complex relationships between equity and social justice in the field of social and cultural studies. Utilizing a range of theoretical frameworks and multidisciplinary viewpoints, the study ...
• Impact Of English Literature On The Colonial Area, Culture, And Its People During 1920 

  Sundke, Aatif A. (Tilak Maharashtra Vidyapeeth, 2024-03)

  This research paper delves into the profound influence of English literature on the colonial era, particularly focusing on the cultural and societal ramifications during the 1920s. The British colonial empire expanded ...
• Understanding Language Shifts with Machine Translation Tools 

  Sundke, Aatif A. (Kesari Mahratta Trust, 2024-03)

  Language, as a dynamic entity, undergoes constant shifts influenced by various factors. The advent of machine translation tools has significantly impacted language dynamics, transcending mere syntactic conversions and ...
• Leverage of Technological Advancement To The Indian Judiciary 

  Badwe, Varsha (Kesari Mahratta Trust, 2023-07)

  The Outbreak of Covid-19 stirs up the entire world by all the ways. Everyone was trying to live better and safe. The government was also putting the efforts to pacify the condition by way various policies, counseling, etc ...
• Legal Connections of Concording Personal Laws Through One Nation One Law 

  Kala, Gauri; Sharma, Disha (Kesari Mahratta Trust (Vol. I, Issue I), 2024-01)

  Constitution of India is the law of the land. Legal sovereignty lies with the Constitution of India. It consists of 22 parts, 12 schedules and 500 articles, out of which, Part III deals with fundamental rights of the ...
• Sustainable development goals can isher in a new era of cooperation and prosperity : major trends from 2015-2023 

  Sarwade, Madhuri (Rabindrabharati Journal of Philosophy, 2022)

  ‘Vasudhaiva Kutumbakam’, an ancient Indian phrase meaning “the world is one family”, pithily captures the spirit of India’s approach to all aspects of life including economic development. The Sustainable Development Goals ...
• A Study on the Impact of the COVID-19 Pandemic on Teaching and Learning 

  Sundke, Aatif A. (ANVESAK, 2022-06)

  With approximately 1.6 billion students affected in more than 200 nations, the COVID-19 pandemic has caused the greatest disruption of educational systems in recorded human history. School, institution, and other ...
• Medico-Legal & Bioethical Challenges for Protection of Human Rights in the Aftermath of the Pandemic 

  Honap, Rohini (ANVESAK, 2022-06)

  The healthcare system is one of the most vital institutions in any society. The common man and particularly people working in the healthcare sector have faced a number of challenges and issues, which required the ...
• Addressing ‘Honour Killings’ in India: Role of Media, social platforms, and film in depicting cases of honour killings in India 

  Dalvi, Ketki (ANVESAK, 2022-06)

  In our country, honour killings have a long history. During the country's split, countless women were forcibly murdered in order to uphold the honour. Honour crimes are against the Indian Constitution's Articles 14, ...
• Doctors Under Legal Scanner During COVID: 19 Pandemic: Overview on Medical Negligence in India 

  Dalvi, Ketki (ANVESAK, 2022-06)

  The COVID-19 epidemic has brought the healthcare sector into sharp focus like never before. Medical professionals are hailed as "Corona Warriors," but on the other side, there have been allegations of patients not ...
• Paving the Way for Comprehensive Legislation for Medical Practitioners in India 

  Kulkarni, Siddha; Patil, Seema (New Archaeological & Genological Society, 2022)

  Laws, Regulations, International Conventions and Human Rights domain has heralded the idea of patient’s rights substantially. They have effectively emphasized on the threats to patients rights and about required mechanism ...
• Unveiling the adaptationof Virtual Courtsby the Indian Judiciary in the New Normal-Examining Relevance, Necessity and Effectiveness. 

  Shetty, Vidya; Bavadekar, Rohan (New Archaeological & Genological Society, 2022)

  Virtual Courts, as the name suggests, are courts that operate using a remote working system with the aid of different software and resources. Eliminating the need for human presence in the court is intended to prevent ...
• Renewable Energy Sector in India: Legal Perspectives, Issues and Challenges 

  Naik, Ashutosh; Bhakare, Jyoti (NIU International Journal of Human Rights, 2023)

  India has made important strides in the generation of renewable energy in last few years. The nation has established a number of rules and regulations to aid in the development of this sector, and it has set lofty goals ...
• Legal framework of Organ Transplantation in India: Issues and Challenges 

  Naik, Ashutosh (NIU International Journal of Human Rights, 2023)

  One of the major medical innovation of the twentieth century was organ transplantation. The idea of organ transplantation became a life-saving procedure and a symbol of human solidarity thanks to a person's willingness to ...
• Urge of Legislation to Combat Epidemical Administration 

  Sharma, Sonali; Jaiswal, Sapana (NIU International Journal of Human Rights, 2023)

  The Pandemic of Covid – 19 reminds dreadful time mankind has underwent. The entire globehad been affected in the means of social, economic and political life. The outbreak of Covid Pandemic was one the huge and widespread ...
• Environmental Legislation for Disaster Risk Management in India 

  Kala, Gauri (NIU International Journal of Human Rights, 2023)

  In the entire globe a major damage take place to the life and property of individual is due to Natural calamities. Natural calamities occur either due to natural cause or man-made cause. Both the causes are inevitable and ...
• Freebies - The political path to economic disorder 

  Bavadekar, Rohan (Kanpur Philosophers, 2022)

  The provided article discusses the impact of "freebies" in Indian politics and their consequences on the economy. The culture of offering free goods and services as political promises has been on the rise in India for the ...
• Medical, Legal, And Ethical Challenges Associated With Artificial Intelligence In Health Care" - An Analytical Study 

  Sarwade, Madhuri (Kanpur Philosophers, 2022)

  The term “artificial intelligence” is generally used to describe computer-based systems that can perceive and derive data from their environment, and then use statistical algorithms to process that data in order to produce ...

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