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New Education Policy 2020 and major reforms in the education system in India (Chapter 2)

Gawas, V.M. (Recent Trends In Education, Ed. by A.C. Lal Kumar. 7; 2021; 17-28.)

The New Education Policy 2020 is emphasis on the all aspect of reform the education systems in India. This policy makes the reclamation to all phases of the current education system towards the formation of new education ...
Covid-19: Tribal issue and challenge (Chapter 6)

Gawas, V.M. (Recent Trends In Humanities and Social Sciences, Ed. by Babita Labh Kayastha. 8; 2020; 83-94.)

The large number of tribal peoples are living in remote and the forest areas have been adversely affected during the time of COVID-19 and lockdown period. Despite these distinctions problems faced by the tribal people due ...
Legal instruments for protection and promotion of Child Rights (Chapter 2)

Gawas, V.M. (Perspectives in Laws, Ed. by Pramod Kumar Singh. 4; 2021; 27-42.)

The progressive movement for Protection of Children Rights has underway throughout the world. On point of views, the children are deemed to be part of the quasi-property and economic assets. The global and national instruments ...
Constitutional provisions, legislative enactments, and human rights measures to protect the rights of tribal's in India (Chapter 1)

Gawas, V.M. (Perspectives in Laws (Volume - 2), Ed. by: Pramod Kumar Singh. 2019; 3-17.)

The Constitutional Safeguard Provisions related to Scheduled Tribes has been inserted into the Indian Constitution. In order the enactment related to tribal rights has brought several amendments in the Parliament. However, ...
The relevance of social justice in the present context of Indian Constitution

Gawas, V.M. (An International Multidisciplinary Quarterly Research Journal - Ajanta. 8(1); 2019; 99-111.)

Social justice is an aspiration of the Indian constitution to achieve those objects in its preamble. The Indian Republican constitution based on the four Principal pillars namely democracy, social justice, federalism and ...
Goa state Scheduled Tribe communities development: A draft policy

Gawas, V.M. (International Seminar on Tribal Development, Ed. by: Kothari, H.; Bhatnagar, P.S.; 2012; 138-147.)
Violence against women and human rights protection: A case study of Goa

Gawas, V.M. (Yash Publishers and Distributors, New Delhi. 2017; 184pp.)
Protection of rights and right to livelihood of Scheduled Tribes under Constitution of India (Chapter 7)

Gawas, V.M. (Recent Trends in Humanities and Social Sciences, Ed. by: Kayastha, B.L.; 1; 2019; 97-114.)

The Indian constitution is guaranteeing Right to live to every citizen of Indian. The necessities and basic requirements for human beings which provided under constitution of India i:e Right to life include Right to ...
Forest rights and its impact on tribal people in Goa

Gawas, V.M. (Pune Research World. 3(4); 2018; 16pp.)

Beneficial act was to recognize the rights of Scheduled Tribes and other traditional Forest Dwellers, who were inhabitated in forest area from many Generations. According to some act it was also specified the procedure to ...
Mining and its impact on tribal's peoples in Goa

Gawas, V.M. (Pune Research Scholar. 4(6); 2018; 14pp.)

After Post- Liberation of Goa, the state was focused more on economic development which basically to emphasised the growth of GDP. As a result to establishment of Industries, dams, mega projects and mining which led to ...

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