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SL No 1 Page: 1-19 May 2026
Advanced Research Design and Methodological Strategies for Empirical Studies

Author: Dr. Haider Ali

This research article explores the significance of research methodologies and design techniques in conducting effective empirical investigations. It examines the essential components of research planning, emphasizing the selection of suitable methodological approaches to ensure accuracy, validity, and reliability in research outcomes

SL No 3 Page: 1-18 May 2026
Ensuring Judicial Accountability in India: Challenges and Reforms

Author: Dr. Anurekha Goswami

This seminar paper discusses the concept of judicial accountability in India and its importance in maintaining transparency, fairness, and public confidence in the judiciary. It examines the existing mechanisms for judicial accountability, including legal provisions, judicial ethics, and institutional oversight.

SL No 4 Page: 1-19 May 2026
Gender Justice and Legal Reforms: An Analytical Study

Author: Dr. Jehirul Islam

This seminar paper explores the relationship between gender and legal systems, focusing on how laws influence gender equality and social justice. It examines the development of gender-related legislation in areas such as family law, workplace rights, and criminal law, while analyzing the effectiveness of legal protections and judicial responses.

SL No 6 Page: 1-19 May 2026
Resource Governance and Indigenous Rights in Nigeria: Protecting Host Communities Natural Resource Management

Author: Dr. Jyotsna Raj

This research article explores the challenges faced by host communities in Nigeria with particular emphasis on the rights of indigenous peoples over natural resources. Although Nigeria is endowed with vast oil and mineral wealth, many indigenous communities continue to experience environmental degradation, poverty, displacement, and socio-economic exclusion resulting from resource extraction activities.

SL No 7 Page: 1-22 May 2026
Legal Research Methodology: A Comprehensive Overview

Author: Dr. Anup Kr. Roy

This research paper explores contemporary approaches to legal research by examining the essential methods, techniques, and evolving practices used in the field of law. It discusses the significance of systematic legal inquiry in interpreting legal principles, analysing judicial decisions, and addressing complex socio-legal issues.

SL No 8 Page: 1-20 May 2026
Modern Trends in Victimology: A Victim-Centered Perspectives

Author: Mr. Sofiul Ahmed

This research article examines the evolution of victimology from a limited study of crime victims to a broader interdisciplinary field addressing various forms of victimization and social harm. It highlights major theoretical developments, contemporary issues, and emerging challenges such as cyber crime, human trafficking, terrorism, and environmental victimization

SL No 9 Page: 1-19 May 2026
The Ombudsman Institution and Good Governance: Evaluating Its Role in Public Accountability

Author: Ms. Niharika Saikia

This research article examines the role and significance of the Ombudsman institution in promoting accountability, transparency, and efficiency within public administration. It traces the historical development and evolution of the Ombudsman across different legal systems and highlights its function as an independent mechanism for addressing citizens’ grievances against administrative authorities.

SL No 10 Page: 1-22 May 2026
Understanding Criminal behaviour: An Analytical Study of Crime Patterns and Social Influences

Author: Ms. Marphy Chetia

This research article provides an in-depth analysis of criminal behaviour by examining the complex patterns and underlying causes of crime in contemporary society. The study explores different categories of criminal activities, including violent crimes, organized crimes, cyber crimes, and white-collar offenses, with the aim of understanding the social, psychological, and economic factors that contribute to unlawful conduct.