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Paper Title:: ASSESSING TOURISM POTENTIAL IN PUNJAB THROUGH TOURISM ADMINISTRATION AND PROMOTIONAL INITIATIVES
Author Name:: Akhil Aneja, Khushi Sethi
Country:: India
Page No.:: 1-16

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ASSESSING TOURISM POTENTIAL IN PUNJAB THROUGH TOURISM ADMINISTRATION AND PROMOTIONAL INITIATIVES

Author: Akhil Aneja, Khushi Sethi

Abstract
Tourism being a multi–sectoral industry, requires a well-planned policy to regulate the activities of other related sectors. Badly managed tourist activities may cause many problems. That is why it has been rightly pointed out that unregulated or unplanned tourism can cause unbalanced social change and skew economic development. It can also generate social tension and cause environmental pollution resulting in distortion of life styles and cultural decay, which are the very foundation on which the tourism is built. The haphazard growth of tourist facilities and injecting of tourist inflow beyond the absorption capacity of a particular place/region leads to the depletion of tourism resources of the country. Therefore, the planned policies and programmes help the nation in developing and promoting its tourism. Thus, keeping in view the significance of policy in the field of tourism, an attempt has been made in this Chapter to study the Tourism Potential of Punjab. Further, a

Paper Title:: EXAMINING THE LEGAL DIMENSIONS OF DEVILAL AND OTHERS V. STATE OF MADHYA PRADESH
Author Name:: Vaishnavi Kumari R. Singh, Rajnish Kumar
Country:: India
Page No.:: 17-23

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EXAMINING THE LEGAL DIMENSIONS OF DEVILAL AND OTHERS V. STATE OF MADHYA PRADESH

Author: Vaishnavi Kumari R. Singh, Rajnish Kumar

ABSTRACT:
As per the fact of the case, at the commission of crime in 1998, the Juvenile Justice Act 1986 was in force, which stated that any person below the age of 16 was considered a juvenile. The age of Amrat Ram, the second son of Devilal, was 16 years, 11 months and 26 days at the time of commission of the offence. And the accused therefore, clearly wasn’t a juvenile within the meaning of Juvenile Justice Act 1986. But this age was raised to 18 in terms of provisions of the Juvenile Justice (Care and Protection of Children) Act, 2000. The Supreme Court had directed the sessions court to investigate this issue of juvenility and submit the report.
In adherence to the Sections 34, 302 and 342 of Indian Penal Code and Juvenile Justice Act 1986 and Section 20 of Juvenile Justice Act 2000, There is need to understand ratio decidendi and arguments of the Supreme Court, High Court of Madhya Pradesh and Trial Court for the purpose of this case. Section 20 of the Juvenile Justice Act 200

Paper Title:: AN INVESTIGATION INTO THE RELATIONSHIP BETWEEN SOCIAL INFLUENCES AND VALUES AMONG COLLEGE STUDENTS
Author Name:: Bablu Kumar Yadav, Renu Sharma
Country:: India
Page No.:: 24-31

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AN INVESTIGATION INTO THE RELATIONSHIP BETWEEN SOCIAL INFLUENCES AND VALUES AMONG COLLEGE STUDENTS

Author: Bablu Kumar Yadav, Renu Sharma

ABSTRACT
Education plays a vital role in the programme of nation building. Education also emancipates the human beings and leads to liberation from ignorance. It is also said that in the twenty first century-a nation’s ability to convent knowledge into wealth and social good through the process of innovation is going to determine its future, according twenty first century is also termed as century of knowledge. Education is a principal instrument in awakening the child to cultural values in preparing him/her for later professional life and adjustment in their social life. Education is a goal oriented and continuous process that develop the adjustment ability in the child. India is a power house of software and human resources however the availability of electronics in country has not been up to the requirement for the service to its citizens. In the college students situation regular students are more successful than private students on the factors of social values. Boys are show the

Paper Title:: MERCANTILISM AND TRADE POLICIES IN THE 21ST CENTURY: DO THE TWAIN MEET?
Author Name:: Tanya Goyal
Country:: India
Page No.:: 32-37

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MERCANTILISM AND TRADE POLICIES IN THE 21ST CENTURY: DO THE TWAIN MEET?

Author: Tanya Goyal

ABSTRACT
Mercantilism argues for government regulation in the economy (especially in trade) to make the nation more powerful at the expense of other nations. This economic theory was in vogue in Europe from the 15th-18th century after which it was replaced by the theory of free trade. But despite continuous efforts by supranational organizations like WTO to liberalize trade, countries still show a pro-export and anti-import attitude. This has been labeled as neo-mercantilism by economists and it is expected to increase further as countries recover from the covid-19 pandemic.

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