Articles: Recent submissions

  • Critical summarisation of OTT in light of censorship in india 
    Sharma, Sonali (Kesari Mahratta Trust, 2022-05)
    The Indian Cinema always renowned for the grace, elegance and beauty. The Indian and International audience always admired the charm of Indian Cinema. The recent decades the Entertainment industry generates substantial ...
  • OTT Platform consumer's Rights in the digital Age and its linkage to consumer protection act 
    Khan, Shaista Faris; Shetty, Vidhya (Kesari Mahratta Trust, 2022-05)
    Today's epoch is known as the digital epoch. Everything is now available online, from education to pleasure. Information and items are now simply a few clicks away. The way we work and consume content has changed dramatically ...
  • Analysis of censorship on OTT platform and its analysis with international laws and brief study of india's cinema law 
    Biradar, Ashwini; Bhale, Arundhati (Kesari Mahratta Trust, 2022-05)
    If we make a listing of things which might be banned in India we would stumble upon regular stuff like porn, homosexuality, and the recent ban on pork meat however what might be an unbelievably ordinary addition to the ...
  • Continuous Comprehensive Evaluation in Pre Service Teacher Education Programme 
    Vartak, Lalita; Tilak, Deepak (Kesari Mahratta Trust, 2022-03)
    Education aims at making children competent of becoming responsible, productive and useful members of society. Knowledge proficiency and attitudes are built through learning experiences and opportunities created for learners ...
  • Developing Self Awareness 
    Shinde, Rucha; Tilak, Geetali (Kesari Mahratta Trust, 2022-03)
    Self awareness is our capacity to take note of ourselves. Self awareness is the key to achieve personal growth. When we become conscious of our inner mental states, notice the flow of our emotions and awaken to the body's ...
  • E- contract its validity and legal provisions in India 
    Jaiswal, Sapana (Kesari Mahratta Trust, 2022-01)
    Contract has become an inevitable part of everyone’s life. In our daily life we enter into number of contracts knowingly or unknowingly. Generally we use the terms agreement and contract as synonyms. But there is big and ...
  • Impact of Artificial intelligence on Human Life and society 
    Badwe, Varsha (Kesari Mahratta Trust, 2021-11)
  • Drug Control Policy in India: A Socio-Legal Analysis 
    Khan, Rifat (Kesari Mahratta Trust, 2021-07)
    NDPS Act, exercising control over narcotics and psychotropic substances, is a response to the International commitments to which India is a party. It also reflects the sincerity to the constitutional mandate provided under ...
  • Protecting Public Health through Global Prohibition and Control on Narcotic Drugs and Psychotropic Substances. 
    Shetty, Vidhya (Kesari Mahratta Trust, 2021-07)
    Humans are exposed to a variety of opportunities as well as challenges in this age of globalisation and worldwide accessibility, each with its own collection of benefits and drawbacks. Opportunities are great, but challenges ...
  • Critical Analysis On Legalizing Marijuana 
    Das, Shruti (Kesari Mahratta Trust, 2021-07)
    Marijuana is a drug that has both medicinal use and adverse effects. In the last five decades, various countries have regulated marijuana use. India is a country with a population of 1.3 billion and cannabis user is 3% of ...
  • Role of united nations in Iiiicit drug control : An analysis 
    Prema, E (Kesari Mahratta Trust, 2021-07)
    The drugs invention has always been in the process of helping and protecting the humankind. The drugs usage also has many demerits which cause various impacts to the society, like misuse of drugs, production of illegal ...
  • Procedural sofeguards & Immunities of drug use & drug markets in south asian countries 
    Kotwal, Chaitral; Sharma, Sonali (Kesari Mahratta Trust, 2021-07)
    India traditionally has reliance on the mythology for the whereabouts of life. The herbs in India had always held the prominent space for rejuvenation and medicinal purpose. Provision 8 under Narcotics Act created the ...
  • Legalizing Marijuana- A Road Less Travelled 
    Bhale, Arundhati (Kesari Mahratta Trust, 2021-07)
    Marijuana a drug or herb of considerable conflict in India, is also known to have been circulated within the country, despite the laws in the country having declared its dealing, usage, trading and consumption as illegal.An ...
  • Importance of Yoga And Meditation in The Treatment And Rehabilitation Of Drug Addicts 
    Badwe, Varsha Vyankatesh; Jaiswal, Sapana Niraj (Kesari Mahratta Trust, 2021-07)
    Drug addiction has become a serious problem in India in the past few decades affecting not only a person who is drug addict and his family but all segments of society. There are number of reasons for taking drugs like, for ...
  • Drug Mechanism-Demand Supply and Remedies 
    Kala, Gauri (Kesari Mahratta Trust, 2021-07)
    Increasing demand for drugs leads to increase in supply. Increase in demand and supply of drugs in a nation is one of the major factors of concern. Consumption and addiction of drugs among youth not only destroy their life ...
  • Critical analysis of suicide attempt of drug abuser 
    Patil, Aishwarya (Kesari Mahratta Trust, 2021-07)
    At present drug addiction has become a worldwide problem and the leading cause of death. This research proves about the rising trends in drug addiction. This research finds out the purposes regarding the various reasons ...
  • Control Of Drug Abuse In India: An Overview 
    Deo, Pooja (Kesari Mahratta Trust, 2021-07)
    The problem of drug abuse has become a global public health concern and is fast assuming alarming proportions in India. No part of the world is unaffected by this issue and India is under the grips of substance abuse. Drug ...
  • Drug Abuse in India and Its impact on Family Members 
    Shinde, Rucha (Kesari Mahratta Trust, 2021-07)
    At different stages, India's family systems have undergone major transformations. The family system as a whole has broken down, which included multigenerational families, into nuclear, stepfamilies, foster families, and ...
  • Social media drug abuse and mental health of teenagers 
    Biradar, Ashwini B (Kesari Mahratta Trust, 2021-07)
    Young generation experimenting with drugs and alcohol is nothing new; however, adolescents are being exposed to drugs in new and risky ways thanks to social networking sites. Teens are particularly vulnerable to the ...
  • Social Media: A bane or boon for youth of India with reference to Drug abuse 
    Dalvi, Ketki (Kesari Mahratta Trust, 2021-07)
    Drugs or substance abuse is global problem. Drug abuse effects individual as weel as the family. The Article 47 of Indian Constitution has givenresponsibility on the State to protect the people from the consumption of ...

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