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Drishtikon — Research Articles and Blogs

An endeavour of The Sangyan bringing research papers, blogs, columns, comments, factsheets, and book and movie reviews, among other…

Mar 15, 2023

Mar 15, 2023

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Ulgulan Talks!

Ulgulan Talks! — an initiative of The Sangyan to document stories, lived experiences, narratives, and beyond in order to take cognizance…

Feb 20, 2023

A traditional cooking setup from a tribal village with “The Sangyan: Ulgulan Talks!” written over it on the smaller platform and below the earthen chimney. The setup has eight small earthen chimneys over a small platform that settles over a larger platform all made up of soil and other natural ingredients and are brown in colour.

Feb 20, 2023

Regulation of Credit Rating Agencies

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4h ago

An abstract conceptual artwork representing credit rating agencies’ regulation. The design features interconnected gears and cogs symbolizing regulatory mechanisms, with financial graphs, stock market tickers, and risk indicators flowing through them. A prominent watchtower stands at the center, representing oversight and vigilance. A magnifying glass highlights key terms like ‘Liquidity Risk’ and ‘Accountability.’ Subtle references to India’s financial landscape are present. Etc.

4h ago

Copyright Protection of Traditional Indian Music

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1d ago

The image features a blend of traditional Indian musical elements, including a sitar and tabla, symbolizing classical Indian music. Flowing sound waves in vibrant hues represent the oral transmission of tribal and indigenous musical traditions. Overlapping patterns of manuscript-like motifs and digital nodes signify the intersection of ancient traditions with modern copyright frameworks. The overall design evokes cultural richness, legal protection, and artistic heritage.

1d ago

Copyright and Social Media: Are Tweets Copyright-Protected?

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1d ago

Abstract conceptual artwork illustrating the theme ‘Economics of Wildlife Crimes and Punishment — An Indian Perspective.’ The image features a balance scale symbolizing justice, with one side holding a tiger representing wildlife, and the other side displaying money and handcuffs representing economic motives and legal consequences. The background blends earthy tones with hints of forest greenery, symbolizing India’s rich biodiversity.

1d ago

Right Against Self-Incrimination Within the Money Laundering Regime (Article 20(3) of Constitution…

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1d ago

A symbolic artwork depicting the theme of ‘Right Against Self-Incrimination Within the Money Laundering Regime’. The image features a balanced scale of justice at the center, with one side holding a locked briefcase symbolizing financial secrecy and protection, and the other side holding a gavel symbolizing legal authority. Behind the scale, a faint image of the Indian Constitution’s Article 20(3) text appears as a backdrop. The color scheme includes shades of gold, black, and deep blue. Etc.

1d ago

Protecting the Protected: Conservation-Induced Displacement

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2d ago

Abstract conceptual artwork for the research article titled ‘Protecting the Protected: Conservation-Induced Displacement.’ The image features a lush forest landscape with silhouettes of indigenous people walking away from their ancestral lands, symbolizing displacement. Wildlife such as elephants, deer, and birds are integrated in the background, showcasing biodiversity. The title ‘Protecting the Protected: Conservation-Induced Displacement’ is displayed in bold yet organic typography that blend

2d ago

Is India Better a Parliamentary or Presidential Democracy?

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3d ago

A cover image for a research paper titled “Is India Better a Parliamentary or Presidential Democracy?” featuring a stylized illustration. On the left, the Indian Parliament building (Sansad Bhavan) is depicted with its circular architecture and red sandstone facade, symbolizing India’s parliamentary system. On the right, the White House is shown with its iconic columns, representing the presidential system. A faint balance scale connects the two buildings, suggesting a comparison.

3d ago

Status Note for Accessibility in Public Transport of India [March 2025]

The status note for Accessibility in Public Transport i.r.o. Ministry of Road Transport and Highways, Govt. of India as per Reply to Right…

4d ago

Accessible India Campaign Factsheet 2024: 1. Built Environment: States and UTs governments have reported completion of retrofitting work in 623 buildings out of 1314 funded buildings. Also, 1630 Government buildings, including 1030 Central Government buildings have been provided with features of accessibility; 2. Budget: ₹562 crores have been released to States and UT governments under the Accessible India Campaign (Sugamya Bharat Abhiyan). Rest in post’s image description coz of word limit here

4d ago

Social Justice: A Sociological Analysis of the Movie “Court”

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4d ago

Abstract conceptual artwork for the research article titled ‘Social Justice: A Sociological Analysis of the Movie Court.’ The image depicts a dimly lit courtroom with a stark contrast between two key elements: on one side, a judge’s bench symbolizing legal authority, and on the other side, a silhouette of a Dalit activist representing marginalized voices. In the background, a symbolic figure of a sewage worker emerges from the shadows, emphasizing manual scavenging and social injustice. Etc.

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