Vol. 9 No. 2 (2023): Volume 9 | Issue 2 | Special Edition

Articles

• The Hindu Succession Act 1956: Gender Bias and the Need for Reform

  Dr. Anoop Singh

  1-4

  • 26
  • pdf ¹⁵

• Human Rights and Right to Education in India

  Dr. Deepak

  5-8

  • 18
  • pdf ¹⁶

• “Provisions relating to Matrimonial Cruelty under Section 498-A of the Indian Penal Code: An Analysis”

  Gurdeep Kumar,

  9-12

  • 59
  • pdf ²¹

• The mass media as a mechanism for the promotion and protection of human rights

  DARSHANA DEVI

  13-15

  • 25
  • pdf ¹⁵

• Human Rights and Racism: An Approach to reparations

  Kiranjeet kaur

  16-19

  • 23
  • pdf ⁹

• Thematic Concern of Namita Gokhale’s Novel The Himalayan Love Story

  Anuradha

  20-23

  • 15
  • pdf ³⁵

• Relevance of Guerrilla warfare in 21st Centaury

  Dr. AJAB SINGH

  24-26

  • 34
  • pdf ¹⁴

• Projection of Human Passions in Namita Gokhale’s Paro: Dreams of Passion

  Dr. Aakash Ahlawat

  27-30

  • 29
  • pdf ¹⁶

• साहित्य और मूल्य का अंतर्सम्बन्ध: एक अनुशीलन

  अंजू रानी

  31-37

  • 16
  • pdf ⁹

• Economic history - economic law

  Meenu rani

  38-41

  • 31
  • pdf ⁹

• ROLE OF NGO'S IN ADVOCACY OF HUMAN RIGHTS

  BALJIT SINGH

  42-46

  • 21
  • pdf ²⁸

• A Study on Consumer Protection Act 2019 and Its Implications

  Dr. Bimla Lathar

  47-53

  • 125
  • pdf ⁴¹

• Concept of Lok Adalat in India

  Jatinder Singh

  54-58

  • 61
  • pdf ⁶³

• Relevance of UNO in 21centurury

  Dr. Dharambir

  59-63

  • 21
  • pdf ¹¹

• Levels of Food Consumption Expenditure in Rajasthan: A Statistics Analysis

  Dr Chhotu Ram

  64-69

  • 36
  • pdf ¹⁹

• ROLE OF NGOs IN PROMOTING AND PROTECTING HUMAN RIGHTS

  Dr. Leena

  70-75

  • 26
  • pdf ¹¹

• Uniform Civil Code: A Step Towards Women Empowerment

  Dr. Monika Malik

  76-82

  • 55
  • PDF ¹⁹

• SOCIO-LEGAL ANALYSIS OF CLIMATE CHANGE: A COMPARATIVE STUDY

  Dr. MONIKA MALIK, SWECHHA MALIK

  83-87

  • 51
  • pdf ²⁵

• HUMAN RIGHTS IN LITERATURE

  DR. MONIKA, Dr. Neelam Rani

  88-91

  • 59
  • pdf ¹⁵

• Women Property Rights During MahaKavyaKalin Society: A Study

  Dr. Neeraj Devi

  92-94

  • 40
  • pdf ¹¹

• UNIFORM CIVIL CODE: A CONSTITUTIONAL MECHANISM TO MAINTAIN EQUALITY

  Dr. Shimpi Gera

  95-98

  • 24
  • pdf ¹⁵

• A STUDY ON ADMINISTRATION OF JUSTICE IN INDIA

  DR. SHIMPI GERA

  99-105

  • 297
  • PDF ⁷⁷

• UNIFORM CIVIL CODE:- A LEGAL STUDY

  Dr. Ajay Ranga, Dr. Indu Rani

  106-108

  • 18
  • pdf ¹⁴

• Irretrievable Breakdown of Marriage: A Socio Legal Study

  Gurvinder Singh

  109-112

  • 80
  • pdf ⁴⁷

• An Analysis of Judicial Pronouncements on Right to Marry in India

  Jyotsana Choudhary, Prof. (Dr.) J.S.Jakhar

  117-120

  • 39
  • pdf ²³

• A COMPARATIVE STUDY ON READERS' SERVICES OF GOVT. NATIONAL COLLEGE LIBRARY AND C.M.K. NATIONAL GIRLS COLLEGE LIBRARY, SIRSA

  Vikram Kumar

  121-124

  • 32
  • pdf ¹⁷

• The consumer protection Act, 2019, an overview

  Mamta Rani

  125-127

  • 59
  • pdf ⁴⁰

• CRIMINAL JUSICE SYSTEM IN INDIA

  MINAKSHI BHATI

  128-132

  • 61
  • pdf ³⁸

• WITNESS PROTECTION IN THE CRIMINAL JUSTICE SYSTEM OF INDIA: A STUDY WITH SPECIAL REFERENCE TO WITNESS PROTECTION SCHEME, 2018

  Ms. Vanita

  133-136

  • 36
  • pdf ¹¹

• दलित महिलाओं के मानवाधिकारों का विश्लेषणात्मक अध्ययनः हरियाणा राज्य के संदर्भ में।

  नेहा रानी, प्रोफेसर गुंजन त्रिपाठी

  137-143

  • 41
  • pdf ²⁰

• ISSUES AND CHALLENGES IN THE IMPLEMENTATION OF RIGHT TO EDUCATION ACT 2009

  POOJA

  144-149

  • 45
  • pdf ¹⁷

• Quit India Movement: An Analysis of Bhabani Bhattacharya’s So Many Hungers!

  Dr. Rakhee Rani

  150-153

  • 100
  • pdf ²⁸

• UNIFORM CIVIL CODE: - A LEGAL STUDY

  Dr. Ajay Ranga, Dr. Indu Rani

  154-157

  • 163
  • pdf ⁹⁶

• WITNESS PROTECTION IN THE CRIMINAL JUSTICE SYSTEM OF INDIA : A STUDY WITH SPECIAL REFERENCE TO WITNESS PROTECTION SCHEME, 2018

  Ms. Vanita

  158-162

  • 132
  • pdf ³⁵

• भारतीय लोकताांत्रिक व्यवस्था में मीडिया की भूमिका।

  राममेहर, सुशील कुमार

  163-165

  • 44
  • pdf ²⁰

• UNIFORM CIVIL CODE TOWARDS GENDER EQUALITY FOR PROPERTY RIGHTS IN INDIA: A CRITICAL STUDY

  Dr. Kulwant Singh, Rishi Yadav

  166-169

  • 52
  • pdf ²⁵

• GROSS VIOLATION OF WOMEN’S HUMAN RIGHTS THROUGH ACID ATTACK

  Rohit Singh

  170-172

  • 36
  • PDF ¹⁶

• To develop weed resistance plant

  Ruben Ahlawat

  173-178

  • 35
  • PDF ¹²

• RIGHTS OF WOMEN WORKING IN UNORGANIZED SECTOR IN INDIA: A HUMAN RIGHTS PERSPECTIVE

  Dr Kulwant Singh, Seema Rani

  179-183

  • 124
  • PDF ⁵⁹

• THE CONDITION OF WOMEN IN MODERN INDIA

  SUNITA

  184-188

  • 11
  • PDF ⁴

• NEED OF UNIFORM CIVIL CODE IN INDIA

  Vakeel

  189-192

  • 13
  • PDF ³

• EXPLAINING THE 1914 WAR IN EUROPE: AN ANALYTIC NARRATIVE

  Vikas Kumar

  193-196

  • 13
  • PDF ⁸

• A CRITICAL ANALYSIS OF JUDICIAL REVIEW OF ADMINISTRATIVE ACTIONS IN INDIA: A COMPARATIVE STUDY WITH THE UNITED KINGDOM

  Mandeep Kumar

  197-201

  • 53
  • PDF ⁴⁶

• National Integration

  Dr. Sonika Kumari

  202-205

  • 15
  • PDF ³⁷

• ROLE OF LAW CODES FOR PROTECTING AND EMPOWERING WOMEN IN INDIAN SOCIETY

  Prof (Dr) Punam Miglani

  206-212

  • 11
  • PDF ⁵

• Rights of consumer in the present scenario

  Ritu malik

  213-219

  • 9
  • PDF ³

• Leveraging Lightning Web Components for Modern Salesforce UI Development

  Abhishek Tangudu, Akshun Chhapola,, Shalu Jain

  220-234

  • 70
  • PDF ⁴⁴