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    Challenging Predictions of Uniform Civil Code for India: An analysis
    (2014) Kumar, Deepak
    The conception of Uniform Civil Code in India is a term mentioning to an primary Civil Law Code. The Uniform Civil Code brings the idea of the same set of civil rules for the citizens irrespective of their religion, caste, creed etc. Civil law administers the matters relating to marriage, adoption, inheritance, succession and so on. India has adopted the concept of secularism and thus such matters of the citizens are still governed by the personal laws of their respective group of peoples. It’s the mandate upon the state as a directive principle of state policy to propagate a Uniform Civil Code for the whole country. But even after 67 years of independence, it is just a distant vision leading to various doubts in the illumination of personal laws.
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    Empowerment of Women for Sustainable Development
    (Mata Gujri College, Sri Fatehgarh Sahib, Punjab, 2014) Kumar, Deepak
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    Environmental Challenges in the Anthropocene: Space, Society and Laws
    (Uppal Publication, Delhi, 2018) Kumar, Deepak; Singh, Anupreet
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    Environmental Human Rights and The Public Trust Doctrine : An Indian Experience
    (Universal Law Publication, 2014) Kumar, Deepak
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    Euthanasia or Mercy killing: A Judicial Perspective
    (2015) Kumar, Deepak
    Everyone believe in development and innovations.The judiciary is also on the same way has developed and introduced useful concepts. Expansion of the dimensions of Right to Life under Art. 21 is the example and evidence also on this view. But in the last few decades some special crafts have been dedicated to this very end by judiciary. On that a debate has started and different opinions came and remains in highlights in the country. Some argued that it should be the part of Right to life and some are. In consideration the issue it came out that the right to die, together with its subsidiary issues like euthanasia may or may not be used as the exception to general rule. This created the havoc in the society and the responsibility again come on the judiciary. And the judiciary had proved itself again by the visionary views.
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    Green Economy An Action oriented agenda for Sustainablee dvelopment
    (Keshav Publication, Ghaziabad., 2015) Kumar, Deepak
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    Impact of Anti-terrorism Laws in Prevention of Terrorism in India: An analysis
    (2014) Kumar, Deepak
    Every day, there isvibrating pieces of information through media that innocent persons, have been gunned down or hunted brutally. Blunt facts there are also with bare truth at universally, everyone is in imminent danger of terrorism. Whatever may be reasons, indeed there is none to deny that since the last half of previous century, there has been a galloping rise in terrorist and disruptive activities in country. This has modelled a serious threat to the sovereignty and integrity of India and also created a panic with a sense of insecurity in the minds of people. Terrorism not only roots suffering to large number of innocent persons, but also affects the state, its development and resources as whole. The problem has various views and basic concern as of law, order and machinery and leads to the emerging issues to the national security.
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    Impact of laws for prevention of pollution from crop residue burning : In context to the State of Punjab
    (2015) Kumar, Deepak
    Punjab hasthe most fertile land for agriculture activities in India and ideal for grown wheat, rice, sugar cane, fruits and vegetables. Punjab is, also called the "Granary of India" or "India's bread-basket."It produces 4% of India's wheat and 15% of India's rice. Thus the state is putting great contribution in the development of the country as well as to fill the food basket. But a common practice repeated by majority of the farmers is burning of residue came out from the crops. This practice of residue burning has become one of the major reason of air pollution particularly during harvesting season and has major direct and indirect on the life of living beings, biodiversity and environment in the country. The same time it adversely affects the air quality, leads to nutrient loss, degrade soil properties and cause waste of residue that has now considered tremendous resource worldwide.
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    Right to Healthy Environment in India: A Judicial Perspective
    (Amitesh Publisher, 2015) Kumar, Deepak
    Environment and environmental rights, play a fundamental role in human life and also help in developing the values for the protection of environment. Entire life on the earth can survive with the protection and improvement of the environment and in this way right to environment has emerged as a human right. The Supreme Court and the High Courts in India have played a distinguishing role in expanding the scope of a meaningful life by applying various issues of environmental protection, resulting to that the activities posing threat to the natural resources were shortened. The judiciary in exercising the power of judicial review and developing the concept of judicial activism and by using the weapon of PIL have protected the individual's inherent right to wholesome environment as a fundamental right under Art. 21 of the Indian Constitution. Art. 21 has been trusted in a number of cases as a great tool by way of interpretation, and specifically certain cases have given a wider perspective of the Right to life. The right to live in healthy environment, including right to clean and safe drinking water, fresh and clean air etc., is continuing to gain recognition. This paper tries to discuss diverse ingredients of Indian environmental jurisprudence. Analytical method of research has been followed in this piece of research. Focus has also been given on the judicial experiences in the development of right to healthy environment as a fundamental right under Art. 21. The efforts of various scholars and researchers are also in purview of this work.
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    Role of Urbanization and Environment Protection In the context to sustainable Development
    (Dr Paramjit Singh & Keshav Publication, Gaziabad, 2014) Kumar, Deepak
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    Rule of Law and Human Rights in India : A Constitutional Perspective
    (2014) Kumar, Deepak
    The phrase ‘Rule of Law’ treasuresSupremacy of Law and it means that all are equal in the eyes of law.The Rule of Law isdeep-rooted in history and accepted as a notion by large number of nations. Itdiffers from the concept of Rule of Man. The common objective for the development in all the societies is to live with human dignity and which is possible with the practice of rule of law. Rule of law can be expressed by only by practices and these practices are possible by expressing such intentions in the Supreme law of the land. Acknowledgements of the Fundamental rights and the concept of justice of all kind in the constitution is strong evidences of the adoption of the concept of Rule of Law. The Constitution of India also focuses on the fundamental rights and also on the concept of justice according to law.
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    Socio-legal dimension of the Environmental crisis in India: Issues and challenges for Social Work
    (2014) Kumar, Deepak
    The environmental crisis is now known as important public issue and required permanent solution. Only the technology, law or a mere policy cannot solve the problem of environmental pollution. No doubt that these are problem solving tool but without the contribution of society all have less effects. The contribution of the public at large as a researcher, scientist, lawyer or more appropriately social worker, influence theprospects of sustainable development.This contribution of the researcher in their respective areas, reformers, social worker etc. is known as the social work practices and the role of social work practices are important in setting up for sustainable development. These practices with easy work efforts combined with the social, economic, and political components and prepared the foundation in social values.
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    Specific Environmental Laws in India: With special reference to Control of Pollution from crop Residue Burning
    (2014) Kumar, Deepak
    Agriculture is the backbone of Indian Economy and important way for the survival of Farmers, while near about 70% persons is surviving with the agriculture activities. The income from the agriculture is not enough for survival and a number of farmers are bound to suicide in a number of regions in the country. Less income as well as traditional ways and techniques along with the less support from Government are responsible for this situation of farmers. One of the major problem is also connected with same issue that the farmers are not having proper means of disposing off the residues from crops. The legislature have enacted general laws for the protection of environment and these laws are also known sectorial laws also. The effect of these laws are common for all kind of acts prohibited under environmental laws. Hence the farmers are under the purview of these laws and punishments, even getting nothing as reward or monitory benefits while practicing burning of crop residue.