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Authors: Ms. Shivi Agarwal, Dr. Pratibha Sagar Abstract: The rapid expansion of social media and digital communities has fundamentally reshaped human interaction, identity formation, and emotional expression. While digital platforms offer unprecedented opportunities for connection, creativity, and mental health advocacy, … Read More »

Authors: Tushar Chaudhari Abstract: Artificial intelligence (AI) is reshaping how work is organised and performed across the global economy. This paper reviews the evidence on three core effects: labour substitution, where AI replaces tasks previously done by people; labour augmentation, … Read More »

Authors: Lokanath Patra Abstract: The fast expansion of digital technology has significantly altered the dynamics of governance, citizenship, and political engagement. The rise of the digital state in India, defined by data-driven governance, platform-based service provision, and algorithmic decision-making, has … Read More »

Authors: Dr. Hukum Singh Abstract: Artificial Intelligence in physical education and sports provides personalized training, real-time performance analytics and automated data-driven insights to improve athletic skill, fitness and engagement. By leveraging AI for motion tracking, wearable technology and intelligent lesson … Read More »

Authors: Dr. Parul Rastogi Abstract: What is Literary Criticism:- Literary criticism analyzes, interprets, and evaluates works of literature. Though you most often find criticism in the form of an essay, in dept book reviews may also be considered criticism. Criticism … Read More »

Authors: Gajendra Singh Abstract: In the late colonial period (c. 1880s–1947), Indian intellectuals and cultural institutions deployed forms of cultural diplomacy and soft power to shape international perceptions and contest imperial narratives. This paper examines how intellectual networks such as … Read More »

Authors: Mr. Koushik Ray, Prof. (Dr.) Soma Bhowmick Abstract: Healthcare equity remains a critical concern in the discourse of public policy and governance in India, particularly in rural regions where access to qualified medical professionals is limited. In such contexts, … Read More »

Authors: Dr. Reshma Perveen, Ms. Tehmeen Fatma Abstract: This paper explores the intricate interplay between identity crisis and nostalgia in South Asian literature. By examining a diverse range of literary works from the region, the study delves into how characters … Read More »

Authors: Km Priya Chandel, Prof. Amit Singh Abstract: Gender equality has become an important objective for modern legal systems, especially in emerging democracies where social and political institutions are still developing. Historically, many legal frameworks were shaped by patriarchal norms … Read More »

Authors: Dr. Thandava Gowda Tn Abstract: Indian literature has historically functioned as a powerful medium through which social realities, ethical dilemmas, and ideological conflicts are articulated and contested. This paper examines Indian literature as a form of social knowledge by … Read More »