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Papers by Prof Vaibhav Goel Bhartiya

European Chemical Bulletin, 2023

Human beings are considered as the most developed species on the planet. Though all the species, ... more Human beings are considered as the most developed species on the planet. Though all the species, zoological or botanical along with environment constitutes ecological system. The sustainable development depends on the right balance between all which invisible in this era of technological advancement and population explosion. On one side deforestation and on the other mining and industrialisation may be blamed for the same. More population needs more dwelling and more agriculture production, failure of the same results consumption of animals which creates conflicts between humans and animals, the one which is one of the main consequences of deforestation too. Consequently, the wild animals have little option but to infiltrate 'human settlements' in quest of food and to migrate since people are robbing them of more and more of their natural environment. This has led to an increase in fatalities, including those of humans as well as animals. Shifting agriculture, rotational felling, other biotic pressures, diverting forest areas for development purposes, etc. are the primary causes cited for the decline in forest cover. The country's microclimate, hydrological cycle, soil quality, biodiversity, etc. have all been harmed by ongoing illegal tree cutting, making it more susceptible to any untoward incident. The country, India, offers a diverse ecosystem that includes magnificent tigers, elephants, and birds after thousands of the years of evolution. Unfortunately, deforestation, a problem that is only becoming worse, poses a threat to this irreplaceable natural resource. Wild animals require proper habitat or places where they may live in peace and comfort. These are the places they go to relax, sleep, eat, procreate, hide, and flee from predators. Animals lose access to vital supplies and are exposed to new dangers, which have not only resulted in tremendous impact on entire ecological system. Moreover, India has a significant chance to build a legacy of achievement in the face of such pressing issues during its G20 Presidency. Therefore, the paper will be an attempt to thoroughly analyse the problem of deforestation and its social, environmental and legal impact in light of Sustainable Development Goals and India's G20 objectives and also portray probable solutions in form of the suggestions.

Special Edition by Samajik Nyay Sandesh, National, ISSN No-2455-6181, 2022

Journal of emerging technologies and innovative research, Dec 1, 2020

Electronic waste (E-waste) is the most rising production industry in Bharat and worldwide as well... more Electronic waste (E-waste) is the most rising production industry in Bharat and worldwide as well. The Ewaste i.e. to lead, mercury, cadmium, metal and range of other substance are the dangerous for the health of human beings and environment. In this era of the technology advancement, we cannot imagine our life without the mobile phones, refrigerator, computers, laptops, mixer, washing machine, oven etc. without analyzing the ill effects of all these products on the human life. Problem of E-waste management is facing by the developing nations continuously, it's a self created problem and some time imported from the developed nations. Lack of awareness among the Indian public about the ill effects of e-waste on environment and human health is also a reason of e-waste problem in India. Maximum e-waste handling is done by the informal sector. Moreover, other reason for this problem is that improper implementation of the e-waste management rules in India. Therefore, this is the high alarming time that Government has taken some stringent steps for the proper management of the e-waste. This is also the responsibility of the society to stop the India to becoming a dustbin for E-waste, which disturb the human life of the individuals. Through our collective efforts we have to sustain the environment for our upcoming generations.

Journal of Anatomical Sciences, 2020

Since the beginning of human civilization, hygiene, health, medicine religious practices and law,... more Since the beginning of human civilization, hygiene, health, medicine religious practices and law, are found to be interwoven around each other. On one hand, ancient legal system or religion preaches us about an ideal way of living life, on the other hand, the health care providers, try to identify and observe the religious practices and faith of the patient for providing better treatment. These practices may include prayer, meditation, bathing and cleanliness, dietary needs and astrological beliefs of patient. The history of alliance of law in the religious preaching and religious practices, medicine, and healthcare is very interesting to look at. Since ages, to make people take up cleanliness as a habit, it has been linked to Godliness, for example in Hinduism it is often said that “Swachchta hi Prabhuta hai”. Also, for hundreds of years, religious institutions were responsible for licensing physicians to practice medicine. Thus, religious practices are external activities or funct...

Academic Journals, Dec 31, 2008

Survival is undoubtedly valuable but some time and in certain condition life becomes painful and ... more Survival is undoubtedly valuable but some time and in certain condition life becomes painful and impossible or unbearable, in that stage survilance seems, like a curse or abuse. Euthanasia-a new word for masses become common about four years back in the month of December 2004 because of Venkatesh plea for granting him right to die. Euthanasia is nothing else but a permit or license to the medical professional for ending the life of a person in question. No doubt if it will be permitted in laws, may be the biggest threat to the creature. In fact the concept is debatable; here the key question is "What should be the ingredients of law which would legalize Euthanasia?" Hence the purpose of writing this paper is to examine the questions pertaining to Euthanasia, especially in the light of traditional perspective besides legal dimensions of MTP and to suggest legal aspects of the same to make life with dignity even at the time of end. In addition the second key question may be that if it permitted weather it will be on the recommendation of the doctors or in the consent of the relative of the Patient?

Environmental protection is a recent concept, developed in the international or regional human ri... more Environmental protection is a recent concept, developed in the international or regional human right protection systems or mechanisms. In those early days, especially when modern human rights protection mechanisms such as UDHR, ICCPR, IESCR and other human rights instruments adopted, the concern given to environmental protection was not that much significant . The only few provisions in these instruments recognizes some rights like the right to healthy and favorable condition of work, the right to get adequate food, clothing and shelter and the like. It was during in 1992, earth summit, that the relationship between human rights and sustainable environment is addressed. The need for the protection of environment becomes a necessity. In fact environment is a totality of human life; it means that it is sources of food, clothing, and shelter. The denial of environmental protection could bring about the denial of some fundamental rights such as the right to health, life, food and so on....

Chanderprabhu Jain College of Higher Studies & School of Law, 2022

Since the beginning of civilization, human has never failed to fight for the recognition of its R... more Since the beginning of civilization, human has never failed to fight for the recognition of its Rights and State’s duty to protect it. Though, basic rights have always been focus of the assemblies of civilized society but rights other than that of humans are never given due importance. Moreover, the states which recognize Animal Rights either lack a proper framework or enforcement mechanism. In a country like India, which has an exclusive legislation regarding protection of animals against cruelty, the enforcement mechanism is so brittle that majority of the offenders go unpunished and those who get booked, make mockery of system by giving a paltry fine ranging from Rs. 10/- to 50/-. However, Indian Judiciary is acting as a ray of light on in this darkness and playing a crucial role in changing the paradigms of Animal Rights Jurisprudence in India.

The word Figure should be spelled out in the text except when in parenthesis: example-Figure 1 or... more The word Figure should be spelled out in the text except when in parenthesis: example-Figure 1 or (Figs. 2-3). All anatomical terms should be in Ranjeet Kumar2 conformation with those specified in Terminologia Stuttgart. Nontechnical terms must be spelled according to the current Oxford English Dictionary.

Human Rights. Since the so called 'spinsters cused on the class', the present plece of work is fo... more Human Rights. Since the so called 'spinsters cused on the class', the present plece of work is focused onst i t ut es a tssues and hi ghl i ght i ng challenges before such women while hiok importance of their Human Rights. The present the come up with certain suggestions as a solution to H a obl em of this special 'class.

CPJ Law Journal, Volume X, 2020

Article 370 and Article 35A of the Indian Constitution have persistently caught up in controversy... more Article 370 and Article 35A of the Indian Constitution have persistently caught up in controversy, not only in India but throughout the world. It stipulated autonomy to the state of J and Kin a nation like India, which though has a federal structure but at the same time possess a unitary spirit. Due to this unequal dispensation, Jammu & Kashmir became a centre of turmoil. In this article the author attempts to trace the background and rationales behind these provisions which ultimately lead to the present-day menace and does not limit herself to the detailed study of Article 370, 35A and its consequences. Moreover, the article aims at excavating and highlighting the justifications behind the criticised provisions which are mostly overshadowed by the mayhem that followed. And after tracing the past, the article brings the reader to the present via important events in the Kashmir timeline.

Indian Bar Review, 2019

Life and development are directly proportionate to each other. Development which remained synonym... more Life and development are directly proportionate to each other. Development which remained synonymous to innovation is based on technological advancement in this era of digitalization. Innovation! Yes innovation in technology is changing the life and the life style of individuals around the world. Here it is pertinent to note that this is only technology which worked behind the concept of globalization where no one remained untouched from the impact of technology. It has made the life of human being on buttons with full of comforts and with minimum human intervention. The same is true, in case of mechanical devices which first became electronic and now in digital form they are available in the global society. The manufacturers of vehicles, their suppliers and regulatory authorities of different countries have shown their eagerness to develop the autonomous vehicles and intelligent transportation system for the benefit of new generation. Intelligent transportation system is based on the concept of connected cars. Emergence of the idea of connected cars raised the eye brows of awakened legal fraternity. Though the legislators or law makers are confronting on the legal issues involved with the operational use of connected cars, still, States are neither denying the unforeseen fatal consequences nor having a comprehensive law to deal with such consequences associated with ‘connected car’ or ‘autonomous vehicle’. Everyone is so passionate about this technology that highly populated and dense countries like India and China are also passionate to have such connected cars comprising intelligent technology which is being considered potential to transform the traffic management of a country. It may solve the problem of the safety of pedestrians as well as minimize the road accidents. But before effective and safe operation of such autonomous vehicles, it is highly required to address the key issues like responsibility of manufacturers, liability of owners, liability of network operators, liability of drivers, threat of cyber hacking, cyber terrorism, privacy & data protection, insurance liability issues, and product liability issues in general along with all civil liability and criminal liability in particular in case of accident. The present paper is focusing on the legal magnitude of accident for fixing the undetectable liability in case of ‘autonomous car’. The paper is further an effort to formulate the founding jurisprudence for the better utilization of this technology of autonomous car.

African Journal of Political Science and International Relations, Apr 30, 2009

Children have human rights like any human being. In addition to the general human rights they als... more Children have human rights like any human being. In addition to the general human rights they also have special rights because of their status of mental and psychical development due to age. According to the 1989 convention on the rights of the child, 'in all actions concerning children whether undertaken by public or private social welfare institutions, courts of law, administrative institutions or legislative bodies, the best interest of the child shall be a primary consideration.' Both parents and states party to the convention are responsible for the upbringing and development of the child according to the convention stated above. The upbringing and development requires hygiene, health care, access to education, environmental sanitation, preservation of accident and others. The convention recognizes to make primary education compulsory and available free to all. It is not the only CRC but ILO too, which give priority with regards to the protection of child right. It is the state obligation to take appropriate measures for the same. But it is panic on the part of the state when it denies or escape in fulfilling its obligation because of the insufficient resources with it. And no doubt one can observe the same practice in the underdevelopment countries. Child exploitation, either economical or sexual, child abuse, neglect and trafficking are wildly observed in these countries. This might be related to several factors, like poverty, insufficient efforts and commitment from concerned bodies, law rates of reporting child abuse, cultural norms or values and harm full traditional practices or others. Any way these child exploration abuse and neglect highly affect the up bringing and development of the child including education. The same is with one of the underdeveloped country of Africa that is, Ethiopia.

Amicus Books is the initiative of the Icfai University Press to publish a series of books in vari... more Amicus Books is the initiative of the Icfai University Press to publish a series of books in various segments of law with a special focus on emerging issues. These books seek to provide, at one place, a retrospective as well as prospective view of the contemporary developments in the legal environment, with emphasis on general and specialized branches of knowledge and applications.