• Bridging the Digital Divide: Evaluating Laws and Policies for Protecting Elderly Rights in the Age of E-Governance 

  Badwe, Varsha Vyankatesh; Dhere, Vidya (Ajanta Prakashan, 2025-12)

  India is rapidly moving toward a system of digital governance, where most government services and welfare programs are managed through online platforms. This digital shift has changed the way citizens communicate with ...
• Fostering Social-Emotional Well-Being in Old Age: A Comparative Study of Legal Protections in India, the USA, and Australia 

  Badwe, Varsha Vyankatesh; Dhere, Vidya (Ajanta Prakashan, 2025-12)
• JUDICIAL APPROACH TOWARDS ‘LIVE-IN RELATIONSHIP’ AND ITS IMPACT ON INSTITUTION OF MARRIAGE 

  Sharma, Disha; Kala, Gauri (International Research Journal of Modernization in Engineering, Technology and Science, 2025-12)

  The idea of cohabitation has come under more public and legal attention in India due to the country's changing social standards. Live-in relationships have gained legitimacy through increasing judicial interpretations, ...
• Digital Governance and the Protection of Mental Health Rights: A Critical Study under the MHCA 2017 in Light of the CRPD 

  Sharma, Sonali; Sharma, Santosh (Ajanta Prakashan, 2026-10)

  India has enacted the Mental Healthcare Act 2017 (MHCA) to safeguard the rights of persons with psychosocial disabilities, in line with its obligations under the UN Convention on the Rights of Persons with Disabilities ...
• Critical Analysis of Freedom of Speech and Expression Vis-a-Vis Hate Speech in India 

  Kala, Gauri; Sharma, Disha (Ajanta Prakashan, 2026-02)

  No matter what circumstances call for it or what laws the highest authority decides to enact in order to continue dominating over people, freedom of speech is crucial. The main reason why public speech should not be ...
• Clinical Trials and Artificial Intelligence: Legal, Ethical, and Regulatory Challenges in India 

  Govardhan, Kalichand; Lokhande, Pratima R. (Journal of Research and Development, 2026-01)
• Medical experimental health record confidentiality in clinical trials 

  Govardhan, Kalichand; Lokhande, Pratima R. (Ajanta Prakashan, 2026-03)
• Juvenile delinquency and social justice : the constitutional challenges addressing root causes in india 

  Bansode, Smita (Ajanta Prakashan, 2026-04)
• Harmonizing International human rights obligations in the indian constitutional principle 

  Badwe, Varsha; Sharma, Sonali (Ajanta Prakashan, 2026-05)
• From Healing to harm medical negligence and the constitutional right to life 

  Jaiswal, Sapana N. (Ajanta Prakashan, 2026-05)
• Artificial Intelligence in climate mitigation : legal challenges and policy gaps 

  Balveer, Prajakta (Ajanta Prakashan, 2026-02)
• Future of representation : evolving jurisprudence on criminalization of politics and the crosion of democratic ideals in india 

  Honap, Rohini; Shetty, Vidhya (Kesari Mudranalay, 2025-11)
• From Vulnerability to Empowerment : The Role of Data Localisation in Safeguarding Women’s Digital Rights in India 

  Shetty, Vidhya (JOURNAL OF RESEARCH, 2025-10)

  Data has emerged as a new currency in the rapidly developing digital age which is strong, individualised and vulnerable to abuse. The digital revolution has unlocked unprecedented opportunities for women in areas such ...
• NEUROSCIENCE-INFORMED PEDAGOGY FOR LEGAL LEARNING 

  Shetty, Vidhya (Parab Publications, 2025)

  In order to maximise learning results for law students, this article tries to investigate how insights from cognitive neuroscience can improve pedagogical techniques in legal education. The research explores brain-based ...
• The Evolving landscape of medical negligence and accountability : Fortifying patient rights and accountability : Fortifying patients rights in changing healthcare paradigm 

  Shetty, Vidhya; Honap, Rohini (All India Reporter, 2025)
• From Placement to disappearance : Rethinking post-adoption governance in india 

  Nirmal, Vaishnavi (VIDHI-BHARATI, 2026-05)
• Detention without Conviction: A Socio-Legal Study of Prolonged Pre-Trial Detention in India 

  Nirmal, Vaishnavi (Ajanta Prakashan, 2026-03)

  The presumption of innocence is a foundational principle of criminal jurisprudence. However, in practice, this principle is frequently compromised in India due to the extensive use of pre-trial detention. Thousands of ...
• Students’ Right to Mental Well-being: A Legal Analysis of Institutional Responsibility in Higher Education 

  Daunde, Tejashree Satish (Journal of Advances and Scholarly Research In Allied Education, 2026-06)

  This paper provides a legal analysis of students' right to mental well-being in higher education, emphasizing institutional responsibilities amid escalating mental health crises. It explores whether universities hold ...
• Regulatory compliance of telemedicine applications in india : An Analytical Study 

  Nigade, Shraddha (VIDHI-BHARATI, 2026-05)
• Student’s Mental Health and the Indian Legal Framework: A Study 

  Nigade, Shraddha (Journal of Advances and Scholarly Research In Allied Education, 2026-06)

  Student mental health has emerged as a critical concern in India, exacerbated by academic pressures, social stigma, and inadequate support systems. This study explores the Indian legal framework's role in addressing ...

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