Volume 2, Issue 7 (July 2026)

Globalisation, driven by rapid economic liberalisation, technological expansion, and the integration of global markets, has fundamentally reshaped India’s socio-economic landscape. For Dalits historically marginalised through caste-based exclusion, landlessness, and occupational exclusion—globalisation presents a paradox. While it has created new avenues for mobility, it has also intensified vulnerabilities in labor ...

Religious tourism is commonly assessed through its contribution to income, employment, infrastructure, and regional development. This study examines its wider cultural, social, diplomatic, psychological, and spiritual significance through a comparative analysis of France, India, and Saudi Arabia. Using descriptive and comparative methods, the paper draws on secondary literature, tourism reports, and selected ...

Victim rights constitute an essential element of a fair, humane, and accountable criminal justice system. This paper examines the legal protection available to victims within the Indian criminal justice framework and evaluates the extent to which existing laws recognise victims as active rights bearing participants rather than merely as informants or prosecution witnesses. The study analyses the constitutional...