• Judiciary as the guardian of civil liberties in India: A constitutional and jurisprudential analysis 

  Gawas, V.M. (Legal Lock Journal. 4(3); 2025; 224-234.)

  The judiciary in India stands as the constitutional guardian and defender of civil liberties-the foundational pillars of democracy that protect citizens against arbitrary state action. Civil liberties encompass the right ...
• Evolving interpretation of due process in criminal justice in India 

  Gawas, V.M. (Legal Lock Journal. 4(2); 2024; 289-302.)

  The concept of due process in Indian criminal justice has evolved significantly since the adoption of the Constitution. Rooted in Articles 21 and 22, the principle ensures that personal liberty is not deprived arbitrarily ...
• Collective bargaining and labor unions: Historical perspectives and future trends in India 

  Gawas, V.M. (International Journal for Dispute Resolution. 1(4); 2025; 110-132.)

  Collective bargaining and trade unionism constitute the cornerstone of industrial democracy and participatory governance in modern labour jurisprudence. India's experience with collective bargaining reflects a complex ...
• Rethinking social justice: Constitutional basis and judicial perspectives on reservation for backward classes in India 

  Gawas, V.M.; Shirvoikar, S. (Legal Lock Journal. 4(4); 2025; 226-237.)

  The Indian Constitution seeks to harmonize personal liberty and collective equality, offering a foundational approach to remedying persistent social inequities through reservation policies. Dr. B.R. Ambedkar's vision shaped ...
• Right to privacy in the digital age: Legal implications and challenges in India 

  Gawas, V.M. (Legal Lock Journal. 4(5); 2025; 40-52.)

  The Right to Privacy has emerged as one of the most pressing issues in the digital age, particularly in India, where technological advancements have transformed the collection, processing, and storage of personal data. ...
• An Analysis of Constitutional Provisions and Judicial Interpretation for Debarment of Bonded Labour System (Chapter 2) 

  Gawas, V.M. (Perspectives in Laws. 8; 2024; 15-32.)
• Employee termination and severance: Legal frameworks, disputes, and organizational strategies 

  Gawas, V.M. (International Journal for Dispute Resolution. 1(3); 2023; 83-103.)

  Employee termination and severance remain among the most legally, ethically, and operationally complex aspects of contemporary human resource management. Organizations face a delicate balance between operational efficiency, ...
• Second amendment rights and the debate over gun control legislation in India 

  Gawas, V.M. (International Journal for Dispute Resolution. 1(2); 2023; 86-98.)

  The discourse surrounding gun control legislation in India is markedly different from the debates surrounding the Second Amendment in the United States. India does not have a constitutional provision equivalent to the ...
• Executive power and the system of checks and balances in modern government: A constitutional and comparative analysis with reference to India 

  Gawas, V.M. (International Journal for Constitution and Development of Law. 1(4); 2025; 1-16.)

  The doctrine of checks and balances constitutes a cornerstone of modern constitutional democracies, ensuring that political power is not concentrated in a single branch of government. Within the Indian constitutional ...
• Mental health parity laws equalizing mental health care access in India 

  Gawas, V.M. (International Journal for Corporate and Competition Law. 1(4); 2025; 34-53.)

  Mental-health parity meaning equal treatment for mental and physical health conditions within insurance and healthcare delivery has emerged as an essential right in India's evolving public-health jurisprudence. The Mental ...

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