9.3 SCHOLAR

Area of Article : ALL

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VOL- 9 ; ISSUE 3 - PUNE RESEARCH SCHOLAR (ISSN 2455-314X) JIF 4.15

Editor in Chief

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PUNE RESEARCH SCHOLAR 

AN INTERNATIONAL MULTIDISCIPLINARY JOURNAL

( ISSN 2455  -  314X  ONLINE )

 VOLUME - 09 ;  ISSUE – 03 

(JUNE TO JULY 2023) (JIF 4.15)

9.3.1 SCHOLAR

Area of Article : LAW

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MODERNIZATION OF INDIAN JUDICIARY

RAGINI VYAS

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The Constitution of India is the largest written constitution in the world, beautifully codified by the Constituent Assembly and adopted by "WE THE PEOPLE OF INDIA." It defines the three pillars of the Indian government: the legislature, executive, and judiciary. In this document, we will focus on the Indian Judiciary, an integral part of Indian democracy. India has an independent judiciary as per Article 50 of the Constitution. The judiciary is connected to the justice system and follows the principle of separation of powers. This principle ensures that the legislative, judicial, and executive branches have independent roles and responsibilities. The judiciary reviews legislation, upholds justice, defends citizens' rights, and resolves conflicts. It comprises the Supreme Court, high courts, district courts, and other subordinate courts. The judiciary's role is to interpret and apply existing laws, rather than create new ones. It is the sole authority to settle disputes between the Center and the states or among the states. The decisions made by the judiciary must be followed by all public and private entities. The Indian judicial system upholds the Constitution, safeguards human rights, and serves as a balance to the legislative and executive branches of the government.

9.3.2 SCHOLAR

Area of Article : ECONOMICS

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EDUCATION AND ENTREPRENEURSHIP: THE LINK TO ECONOMIC SUCCESS

SEEMA DAHIYA

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The relationship between education and entrepreneurship has become increasingly recognized as a significant factor in driving economic success. Education equips individuals with the knowledge, skills, and mindset necessary to navigate the complexities of the business world. It fosters critical thinking, problem-solving abilities, and creativity, which are essential for identifying opportunities and developing viable business models. Additionally, education provides a deep understanding of business principles and equips aspiring entrepreneurs with crucial skills in financial management, marketing, and organizational behavior. On the other hand, entrepreneurship offers a practical and experiential dimension to education by allowing individuals to apply their knowledge in real-world scenarios. It cultivates resilience, adaptability, and perseverance, which are vital for success in a dynamic business landscape. Furthermore, entrepreneurship drives innovation, job creation, and economic growth. Educational institutions, governments, and individuals must recognize the importance of this link and collaborate to foster a culture of education and entrepreneurship for a prosperous future. 

9.3.3 SCHOLAR

Area of Article : LITERATURE

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POETRY FROM LUCKNOW: READING SELECT TEXTS OF R P SINGH: A CRITICAL STUDY

WASFIA HASAN

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R.P .Singh is an emerging voice in the domain of Indin English writing . A poet , playwright and critic with equal ease , he is known for his writings on human and natural environment. On the one hand R P Singh describes the web of human emotions and thoughts a propos to the psycho social understanding of the contemporary life , and on the the hand he is adept in explain philosophy in simplest possible way. The present research paper is descriptive in approach , offering an introductory note on the select texts of poetry by R P Singh .

Key Words: Poetry, Children’s Literature, Ecology , Emotions, Indian Writing in English.

9.3.101 स्कॉलर

Area of Article : मराठी साहित्य

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बा. सी. मर्ढेकर यांच्या कवितेतील आध्यात्मिकता

डॉ. अमृता इंदूरकर

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