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Authors: Daatri, Ariba Abstract: Parental incarceration remains a profound social and legal challenge, straining the intersection of children’s rights, family stability, and systemic justice. Existing laws in major jurisdictions including the United States, United Kingdom, and India demonstrate significant gaps … Read More »

Authors: Sameeksha Shekhar Khambe, Chabbi Ram Singh Abstract: This study provides deeper insights into how moral education affects the psychological well-being of college students and offers theoretical and practical recommendations for enhancing emotion regulation and implementing psychological well-being interventions. Traditional … Read More »

Authors: Kodoori Swapna Abstract: This study provides deeper insights into how moral education affects the psychological well-being of college students and offers theoretical and practical recommendations for enhancing emotion regulation and implementing psychological well-being interventions. Traditional moral development theories ascribe … Read More »

Authors: Athirathan, S. Abstract: In the rapidly evolving landscape of 21st-century education, the integration of Information and Communication Technology (ICT) into pedagogical practices has become imperative for fostering innovative teaching and learning environments. This study investigates the pivotal role of … Read More »

Authors: Pooja Hrushikesh Patil, Dr Vipin Kumar Abstract: Mathematical learning disability (MLD)- spanning from inability to achieve at an overall low level in basic numeracy up to a learning disability with disproportionate disadvantage in mathematics (which is frequently characterized as … Read More »

Authors: Salomi Rohit Almeida, Pritama Devi Abstract: English proficiency in the multi-lingual labour market in India frequently serves as both a signalling device (employers use it to filter job applicants by excluding those who are not ready to work) and … Read More »

Authors: Alcina Rackman Fonseca, Sushil Verma Abstract: Portugal established itself in Western India in the early 16th century and that lasted over four centuries in places like Goa, Daman, Diu and some parts of the northern Konkan like Vasai and … Read More »

Authors: Tinchu Thomas Kutti, Dr Pritama Devi Abstract: In India there is an intricate pattern of individual agency, social context, educational opportunity and labour-market signalling that influence career aspirations of studies in commerce. Although it has been observed that the … Read More »

Authors: Archana Melroy Pereira Abstract: Indian religious movements have played a foundational role in shaping patterns of social change from the nineteenth century to the present. Far from being confined to ritual or belief, these movements intervened actively in domains … Read More »

Authors: Maurya Janhavi Ram Singh, Chabbi Ram Singh Abstract: Indian women have played a decisive yet often under-recognized role in shaping social reform movements in India from the nineteenth century to the contemporary period. Although early reform initiatives emerged within … Read More »