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Volume III, Issue 8
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Public Sector Undertakings (PSUs) occupy a unique position within India’s constitutional and economic framework. Conceived as instruments of socio-economic transformation after independence, PSUs were expected to combine commercial efficiency with public accountability. However, their dual character as corporate entities incorporated under company law and as “State” instrumentalities under Article 12 of the Constitution has created […]
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India’s welfare architecture has historically suffered from inefficiency, corruption, and systemic leakages that prevented public benefits from reaching intended beneficiaries. The introduction of Direct Benefit Transfer (DBT), supported by the JAM Trinity—Jan Dhan bank accounts, Aadhaar biometric identification, and mobile connectivity—marked a transformative shift in governance and welfare delivery. This paper examines the effectiveness of […]
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Public policy serves as the principal mechanism through which modern states attempt to address economic, social, and political challenges. In India, however, the ambitious scope of public policy frequently collides with the realities of weak institutional capacity, socio-economic diversity, and uneven implementation structures. While Indian policies are often intellectually sophisticated and technologically ambitious, many fail […]
Gender-Based Violence in India: A Critical Analysis of Legal Reforms, Challenges, and Social Transformation
May 22, 2026
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Gender based violence is one of the most rampant issues of human rights that continue to exist in the society. This issue remains as a major legal and social concern across the world. Despite gender recognition and equality being a essential aspect of governance across the world. Still domestic violence persists in various forms like, […]
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The right to privacy has evolved in the digital era from a narrow protection against physical intrusion to a broader right covering informational autonomy and data protection. The growth of telecommunication technologies has intensified concerns such as surveillance, data misuse, and interception of communications. These challenges have necessitated stronger legal recognition and safeguards. Judicial interpretation […]
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In India, the introduction of the Bharatiya Nyaya Sanhitha (BNS), 2023, was effective from July 1st, 2024. This legislation introduces major transformative changes by moving away from colonial-era’s retributive incarceration toward a modernised and progressive framework addressing various aspects of criminal laws and procedure in India. Along with the changes it marks a progressive shift […]
CYBERBULLYING AND MENTAL HEALTH: EXAMINING THE PSYCHOLOGICAL IMPACT ON ADOLESCENTS AND YOUNG ADULTS
May 21, 2026
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Type and Efficacy of Cyberbullying Interventions In the era of social media, cybercrime seems to be described as a psychosociomedical (sociomedic) concern for global leaders with teens or young adults utilizing more frequently social media or some other devices. At the same time bringing lots of experts from introduce it as a new technological development […]
Deep Fakes In Electoral Integrity
May 21, 2026
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The emergence of deepfake technology poses significant challenges to electoral integrity by facilitating the creation of misleading audiovisual content that can manipulate public perception and disrupt democratic processes. This paper examines the nature of deep fakes, their implications for elections, and potential strategies for mitigating their impact. Through a literature review and detailed case studies […]