Papers by Vanamala Srinivas
International Journal For Multidisciplinary Research, Apr 18, 2023
Abstract The Indian Constitution, the wealth of knowledge from our civilizational history, and th... more Abstract The Indian Constitution, the wealth of knowledge from our civilizational history, and the current socio-cultural-economic contexts must form the basis upon which the institutions of governance and policy must adapt to new challenges if they are to reflect the spirit and altered dynamics of the new India. To achieve India's and its people's aspirations, institutional reforms in governance and dynamic policy modifications that may seed and foster remarkable transformation are required. The government of India has formed NITI Aayog (National Institute for Transforming India) in place of the Planning Commission in order to adapt to current times and suit the needs and aspirations of the Indian people. This article examines the contributions of the National Planning Commission and the National Institution for Transforming India (NITI) Aayog to the development of the Indian economy.
International Journal for Multidisciplinary Research, 2023
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The Indian Constitution, the wealth of knowledge from our civilizational history, and... more Abstract
The Indian Constitution, the wealth of knowledge from our civilizational history, and the current socio-cultural-economic contexts must form the basis upon which the institutions of governance and policy must adapt to new challenges if they are to reflect the spirit and altered dynamics of the new India. To achieve India's and its people's aspirations, institutional reforms in governance and dynamic policy modifications that may seed and foster remarkable transformation are required. The government of India has formed NITI Aayog (National Institute for Transforming India) in place of the Planning Commission in order to adapt to current times and suit the needs and aspirations of the Indian people. This article examines the contributions of the National Planning Commission and the National Institution for Transforming India (NITI) Aayog to the development of the Indian economy.
International Journal of Creative Research Thoughts (IJCRT), 2023
India is a nation known for its democracy but India has shown the trends of fascism throughout th... more India is a nation known for its democracy but India has shown the trends of fascism throughout the contemporary history, whether it be the emergency that happened during the Indira Gandhi's term. The rise of fascism in the Indian politics can be sensed in India from the very beginning of the independence and it still persists in the countries politics and it still manages to play a major role in the Indian politics. This paper tries to evaluate the symptoms as seen in the country for the deadly fascist virus in the country's politics. The paper focuses on separatist movements including Khalistani Movement, Separatist Movements in Jammu and Kashmir and Naxalite Movement and emergency. This paper discusses in brief about these topics and comes to a conclusion based on these.
International Journal of Law, 2023
This paper examines the idea of citizenship introduction in India and the importance of citizensh... more This paper examines the idea of citizenship introduction in India and the importance of citizenship in determining who gets to elect the country's leaders. Almost every country adheres to the notion of citizenship, which has given rise to many debates and, at the same time, established a clearly defined nation. You may get a thorough explanation of the guidelines that must be followed and the requirements for becoming an Indian citizen in this essay. In December of 2019, the Indian Parliament passed the Citizenship (Amendment) Act. (CAA). A new rule will make it much simpler for non-Muslim refugees leaving conflict in Bangladesh, Afghanistan or Pakistan to become citizens of India. Widespread demonstrations broke out in India shortly after the CAA was approved, leading to the government's use of force to suppress the protesters. In view of this legislation and the associated idea for a state wide National Registry of Citizens, the widespread deprivation of voting rights of Indian Muslims is of great concern. This essay summarizes the CAA and talks about how India's great stride toward religious freedom has historically influenced the country and will continue to do so in the future.
International Journal of Creative Research Thoughts (IJCRT), 2023
After independence, the Condition of women in India has developed. Almost half of India's populat... more After independence, the Condition of women in India has developed. Almost half of India's population is female. A civilization or culture that does not respect and esteem women cannot be deemed civilized. New legislation and regulations in India have increased the number of opportunities for women's empowerment. Once the country won its independence, women were also granted the universal suffrage.Nevertheless, the proportion of women serving in the Lok Sabha and the Parliament is progressively growing. This has led to an increase in the participation of women in politics, and this article examines this tendency. It examines the evolution of women's political power and the history of the feminist movement. It also investigates probable factors for women's underrepresentation in politics. The essay also discusses Indian women's political advancement and future potential.
International Journal of Creative Research Thoughts, 2018
This article deals with the changes in women's status from the Rig-Vedic Period to the present er... more This article deals with the changes in women's status from the Rig-Vedic Period to the present era. Rig Vedic Aryan women enjoyed a position of equality and were respected in family and society. The status of women deteriorated in society. Buddhism and Jainism upheld women's status to some extent, but during British rule, the condition of women in society was far from satisfactory. The Hindu women were victims of Sati, Purdah, female infanticide, child marriage, etc. This condition prevailed almost all over the country. The emergence of a renaissance in the nineteenth century opened the eye of Indian intelligentsia to the disgraceful social condition of women. Religious and social organisations like the Brahmo Samaj, The Aryan Samaj and Ram Krishan Mission were sought for the cause of women. In the twentieth century, some progress was observed in women's education which gave rise to the elevation of women's status visa -vis political affairs of the country.
Research Directions, 2017
Jyotiba Phule (1827-1890) sparked social transformation in nineteenth-century India, particularly... more Jyotiba Phule (1827-1890) sparked social transformation in nineteenth-century India, particularly in Maharashtra with Humanistic deeds and philosophy. Through his Human rights philosophy, Jyotiba Phule (1827-1890) pioneered societal reform in nineteenth-century India, particularly in Maharashtra. Focusing on nationalism, caste, and gender, the nineteenth century was a time of societal criticism and revolution. Reformers focused on women's issues, including female infanticide, child marriage, the restriction on women's education, Sati, widow tonsure, and the ban on widow remarriage, among others. Simultaneously, reformers focused increasingly on altering the institutions of family and marriage, with an emphasis on the rights and status of women. Jyotiba addressed the gender and caste issue. He revolted against the unfair caste system and human rights violations that had oppressed millions of people for a millennia. His rebellion against the caste system was accompanied by social and religious reforms based on equality and humanity. He emerged as the leader of the oppressed classes in Maharashtra and was acknowledged as the leader of India's oppressed classes throughout the country. He was inspired by the concepts of American philosopher Thomas Paine's Rights of Man.
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Papers by Vanamala Srinivas
The Indian Constitution, the wealth of knowledge from our civilizational history, and the current socio-cultural-economic contexts must form the basis upon which the institutions of governance and policy must adapt to new challenges if they are to reflect the spirit and altered dynamics of the new India. To achieve India's and its people's aspirations, institutional reforms in governance and dynamic policy modifications that may seed and foster remarkable transformation are required. The government of India has formed NITI Aayog (National Institute for Transforming India) in place of the Planning Commission in order to adapt to current times and suit the needs and aspirations of the Indian people. This article examines the contributions of the National Planning Commission and the National Institution for Transforming India (NITI) Aayog to the development of the Indian economy.
The Indian Constitution, the wealth of knowledge from our civilizational history, and the current socio-cultural-economic contexts must form the basis upon which the institutions of governance and policy must adapt to new challenges if they are to reflect the spirit and altered dynamics of the new India. To achieve India's and its people's aspirations, institutional reforms in governance and dynamic policy modifications that may seed and foster remarkable transformation are required. The government of India has formed NITI Aayog (National Institute for Transforming India) in place of the Planning Commission in order to adapt to current times and suit the needs and aspirations of the Indian people. This article examines the contributions of the National Planning Commission and the National Institution for Transforming India (NITI) Aayog to the development of the Indian economy.