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“IMPACT OF GLOBALIZATION ON WOMEN’S WORKFORCE IN INDIA” by - Chandrika Joshi

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LAW AND POLITICS ON HATE SPEECHES, HATE CRIME AND SEDITION by - Vineet Pratap Singh

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AN ANALYSIS ON DISCRETIONARY POWER OF ADJUDICATORY BODIES UNDER SECTION 11A OF INDUSTRIAL DISPUTES ACT, 1947 BY - ILAMPARI. M, VARSHA. M AND HEMEENA WISE CHRISTY. M. H

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THE PHILOSOPHY OF GEETA AND ITS EMBODIMENT IN THE INDIAN CONSTITUTION - BY Adv. Shivesh Kumar Srivastava

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EWS RESERVATION AND BASIC STRUCTURE OF CONSTITUTION OF INDIA By - Prabhash Ranjan

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Solving Adjudicatory Legal Issues With ‘Alternate Dispute Resolution’: An Analysis From ‘Hohfeldian Jurisprudential’ Lens By - Samrat Bandopadhyay, Aditya Prakash Mishra and Shekhar Mazumdar

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DOMESTIC VIOLENCE: AN INCREASING THREAT IN TODAY’S SOCIETY BY- KAJAL TYAGI

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INDIA’S NEW SURROGACY LAWS AND POSSIBLE ISSUES by - Dr Divya Maheshwari

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“CONSUMER PROTECTION ACT OF 2019: A STUDY OF MEASURE OF ITS SUCCESS” by – Janet. P. Patil

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MANUAL SCAVENGING AS SOCIAL EXCLUSION AND MARGINALIZATION OF DISADVANTAGE GROUPS - By Vinay Kumar & Simran

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[1] ?tmaupamyena sarvatra sama? pa?hyati yo ’rjuna ; sukha? v? yadi v? du?kha? sa yog? paramo mata? || 6.32||, Bhagwadgeeta, Shlok 32, Chapter 6.

[2] Added by 42^nd Amendment of the constitution; 1976

[3] H M SEERVAI, Constitutional law of India, 4^th Ed. P. 1259

[4] Varna parva; Mahabharat, verse-58 ; chapter 69

[5] Minerva Mills Ltd. & Ors. V. Union of India; AIR 1980 SC 1789

[6] Art. 14, Constitution of India.

[7] E P Royappa v. State of TN; AIR 1974 SC 555

[8] i.b.i.d

[9] “Right to Equality and Indian supreme court”, J K Mittal, The American journal of Comparative law., Vol. 14, No.3, PP 427

[10] Air Indian statutory corporation v. united labour union; AIR 1997 SC 645

[11] Suresh kumar & ors. Dalmia cement (Bharat) ltd. & Anrs etc. V. Union of India; SC; 25^th April 1996

[12] “Preamble is a key to mind of the framers.” - Sajjan sing v. State of Rajasthan; AIR 1955 SC 845;

[13] Maneka Gandhi v. Union of India: 25^th January 1978; AIR 1978 Sc 597

[14] Part IVA, Fundamental Duties,

[15] Article 15 of the constitution of India.

[16] u/a 16 of constitution of India.

[17] Chapter IVA, Article 51A of the constitution of India.

[18] u/a. 38, Constitution of India

[19] ?r?yat?? dharma-sarvasva? ?rutv? chaiv?vadh?ryat?m ; ?tmana? pratik?l?ni pare??? na sam?caret (PadyamPuran 19/355)

[20] karma?y-ev?dhik?ras te m? phale?hu kad?chana; m? karma-phala-hetur bh?r m? te

sa?go ’stvakarma?i|| 2.47 ||; Bhagwadgeeta, Shlok 47 Chapter 2 .

[21] jñeya? sa nitya-sanny?s? yo na dve?h?i na k??k?hati; nirdvandvo hi mah?-b?ho sukha? bandh?t pramuchyate || 5.3||; Bhagwadgeeta, Shlok 3 Chapter 5.

[22] matta? paratara? n?nyat kiñchid asti dhanañjaya; mayi sarvam ida? prota? s?tre ma?i-ga?? iva || 7.7||; Bhagwadgeeta, Shlok 7, Chapter 7.

[23] naina? chhindanti ?hastr??i naina? dahati p?vaka?; na chaina? kledayanty?po na ?ho?hayati m?ruta? ||2. 23||; Bhagwadgeeta, Shlok 23, Chapter 2.

[24] i.b.i.d

[25] antavanta ime deh? nityasyokt?? ?har?ri?a? ; an??hino ’prameyasya tasm?d yudhyasva bh?rata || 2.18||, Bhagwadgeeta, Shlok 18, Chapter 2.

[26] janma karma cha me divyam eva? yo vetti tattvata? ; tyaktv? deha? punar janma naiti m?m eti so ’rjuna || 4.9||; Bhagwadgeeta, Shlok 9, Chapter 4.

[27] v?ta-r?ga-bhaya-krodh? man-may? m?m up??hrit?? ; bahavo jñ?na-tapas? p?t? mad-bh?vam ?gat?? || 4.10||; Bhagwadgeeta, Shlok 10 , Chapter 4.

[28] tri-vidha? narakasyeda? dv?ra? n??hanam ?tmana? ; k?ma? krodhas tath? lobhas tasm?d etat traya? tyajet || 16.21||; Bhagwadgeeta, Shlok 21, Chapter 16.

[29] vidy?-vinaya-sampanne br?hma?e gavi hastini ; ?huni chaiva ?hva-p?ke cha pa??it?? sama-dar?hina? ||5.18||; Bhagwadgeeta, Shlok 18, Chapter 5.

[30] sama? sarve?hu bh?te?hu ti?h?hanta? parame?hvaram ; vina?hyatsv avina?hyanta? ya? pa?hyati sa pa?hyati || 13.28||; Bhagwadgeeta, Shlok 28, Chapter 13.

[31] upadra?h??numant? cha bhart? bhokt? mahe?hvara? ; param?tmeti ch?py ukto dehe ’smin puru?ha? para? || 13.23||; Bhagwadgeeta, Shlok 23, Chapter 13.

[32] See. A. 14 of Constitution of India.

[33] sarvasya ch?ha? h?idi sannivi?h?o , matta? sm?itir jñ?nam apohana? cha ; vedai?h cha sarvair aham eva vedyo , ved?nta-k?id veda-vid eva ch?ham || 15. 15||; Bhagwadgeeta, Shlok 15, Chapter 15.

[34] suh?in-mitr?ryud?s?na-madhyastha-dve?hya-bandhu?hu ; s?dhu?hvapi cha p?pe?hu sama-buddhir vi?hi?hyate || 6.9||; Bhagwadgeeta, Shlok 9, Chapter 6.

[35] yad? yad? hi dharmasya gl?nir bhavati bh?rata ; abhyutth?nam adharmasya tad?tm?na? s?ij?myaham || 4.7||; Bhagwadgeeta, Shlok 7, Chapter 4.

[36] paritr???ya s?dh?n?? vin??h?ya cha du?hk?it?m ; dharma-sansth?pan?rth?ya sambhav?mi yuge yuge || 4.8||; Bhagwadgeeta, Shlok 8, Chapter 4.

[37] “we are what our thoughts have made us, so take of what you think. Words are secondary. Thoughts live, they travel far.” – Swami Vivekanand.

*All English translation of Shloks from Bhagwadgeeta taken from https://bhagavadgita.io/

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[14] Article 15 and 29, Constitution of India, 1950.

[15] Article 16, 309, 335 of Constitution of India, 1950.

[18] Articles 330-334, Constitution of India, 1950.

[19] State of M.P. v. Nivedita, 1981 S.C. 2045 (para 22-23)

[20] Triloki Nath v. State of J&K, 1 969 SCR(1) 103

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[28] Article 15 and 29, Constitution of India, 1950.

[29] Article 16, 309, 335 of Constitution of India, 1950.

[32] State of M.P. v. Nivedita, 1981 S.C. 2045 (para 22-23)

[33] Triloki Nath v. State of J&K, 1 969 SCR(1) 103

[1] * Joint Director, Central Government Civil Services Officer, Group A, Government of India, BE (Information Science and Engineering), MBA (IIT Kharagpur) and presently pursuing LL.B. at RGSOIPL, IIT Kharagpur.

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[3] *** BTech (Electrical Engineering), Sam Higginbottom University of Agriculture, Technology and Sciences, Allahabad, Uttar Pradesh and presently pursuing LL.B. in 2^nd year at RGSOIPL, IIT Kharagpur

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[5] The conceptual base of ‘Dharma’ finds its quintessential role and presence in Vedas and Upanishads in Indian ancient literatures.

[6] An epic which has a social and cultural narrative in Indian culture contains verses or Slokas which depicts historic richness and work of vivid culture of ancient sage Vyasa.

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[10] Seth Ganga Dhar vs Shankar Lal & Others 1959 SCR 509

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“IMPACT OF GLOBALIZATION ON WOMEN’S WORKFORCE IN INDIA” by - Chandrika Joshi

LAW AND POLITICS ON HATE SPEECHES, HATE CRIME AND SEDITION by - Vineet Pratap Singh

AN ANALYSIS ON DISCRETIONARY POWER OF ADJUDICATORY BODIES UNDER SECTION 11A OF INDUSTRIAL DISPUTES ACT, 1947 BY - ILAMPARI. M, VARSHA. M AND HEMEENA WISE CHRISTY. M. H

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EWS RESERVATION AND BASIC STRUCTURE OF CONSTITUTION OF INDIA By - Prabhash Ranjan

Solving Adjudicatory Legal Issues With ‘Alternate Dispute Resolution’: An Analysis From ‘Hohfeldian Jurisprudential’ Lens By - Samrat Bandopadhyay, Aditya Prakash Mishra and Shekhar Mazumdar

DOMESTIC VIOLENCE: AN INCREASING THREAT IN TODAY’S SOCIETY BY- KAJAL TYAGI

INDIA’S NEW SURROGACY LAWS AND POSSIBLE ISSUES by - Dr Divya Maheshwari

“CONSUMER PROTECTION ACT OF 2019: A STUDY OF MEASURE OF ITS SUCCESS” by – Janet. P. Patil

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