10. Uniform Civil Code by B. K. Chawla
UNIFORMITY OF CIVIL CODE: AN ESSENTIAL NEED FOR SECULARISM OF INDIA Dr. BalKrishan Chawla* “The implementation of U.C.C., i.e., a Uniform Civil Code, doesn’t mean that the Hindu Code would be implemented on all citizens of the country. “Article 44 of the Constitution of India provides that the Government will make all endeavours to implement […]
9. Judicial Activism Vis-a-Vis Environment protection Laws_ DR. B.K. Chawla
Title – Judicial Activism Vis-a-Vis Environment Protection Laws: An Analytical Study Author – Dr. Bal Krishan Chawla[1] “Pavan Guru Paani Pitaa Maataa Dharat Mahat”[2] By: Jap Ji Sahib (Guru Granth Sahib) In respect of environmental protection and nature the Salok of Japji Sahib (Guru Granth Sahib) begins, with a sweet song to all […]
8. Right to be Worshipped
Title: Right to be worshipped: An analysis of some recent cases filed by Hindu deities through their next friends Author: Dimple Jindal Research Scholar Lovely Professional University, Phagwara Abstract: Secularism is the basic structure of India, and it is not so from the day of independence; rather, it is from the ancient period. People living […]
7. Role of technology in regulating matrimonial relations established as per religious ceremonies
Title: Role of Technology in regulating matrimonial relations established as per religious ceremonies Author: Dimple Jindal Abstract: The use of technology can be helpful to reduce marital crimes, which are increasing day by day. Even after passing numerous stringent laws related to marital issues, the state remains unsuccessful in controlling the crime rate and to […]
6. Religion and gender-discriminatory customs that lead society towards female foeticide A critical appraisal
Religion and gender-discriminatory customs that lead society towards female foeticide: A critical appraisal. Author: Dimple Jindal (Research Scholar, School of Law, LPU Phagwara) Co-Author -DR. Meenu Chopra (Associate Professor, School of Law, LPU Phagwara) Abstract: Are we following the religions in the true sense in which they were established? It seems not; rather, the answer […]
5. A Secure E – coupon Service Based On Block chain system
A Secure E – coupon Service Based On Block chain system First Author1, Second Author2 1 Aruti, Master of Computer Application BKIT-Bhalki 2Prof. Poojarani. N, Master of Computer Application BKIT-Bhalki Abstract –The widespread use of the electronic coupon (e-coupon) is a direct result of the increasing prevalence of online shopping. Most electronic coupon systems have […]
4. A data mining process for products quality review system
A data mining process for products quality review system First Author1, Second Author2 1 Aishwarya, Master of Computer Application BKIT-Bhalki 2Prof . Poojarani. N,, Master of Computer Application BKIT-Bhalki Abstract E-commerce platforms and retailers place a premium on customer feedback and reviews. Time and again, reviews have proved to be an important part of the […]
3. Equality of Gender – An analysis with special reference to Sabrimala case
Equality of gender: An analysis with special reference to the Sabrimala case Author: Dimple Jindal (Research Scholar) Abstract: The objective of Article 15 (3) of the Indian Constitution is to uplift the social status of women in society and to curb all the evil practices running under the face of personal laws or religious customs […]
2. A block chain based solution for digital twin for medical use
A block chain-based solution for digital twin for medical use First Author1, Second Author2 1 Abhilasha, Master of Computer Application BKIT-Bhalki 2Prof . Poojarani.N , Master of Computer Application BKIT-Bhalki ————————————————- Abstract The health problems of this world’s population are universal. Nowadays, protecting one’s personal medical information is a priority for everyone. No one likes […]
1. Comparative Study of Separation of Powers in India & Canada
Comparative Study of Separation of Powers in India and Canada Author: Ishita (Pursuing: Associate Degree of Arts in Criminology, Kwantlen Polytechnic University, Vancouver, B.C., Canada) Abstract: Both India and Canada are democratic and common law countries, and both countries have adopted similar provisions of separation of powers to run their governmental organs. Saving human rights […]