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Abstract: In this invention, an augmented reality (AR) system is proposed to monitor in real-time the patient’s vital parameters during surgical procedures. This system is characterized metrologically in terms of transmission error rates and latency. These specifications are relevant to ensuring a real-time response. The proposed system automatically collects data from the equipment in the operating room and displays them in AR. The system was designed, implemented and validated experimentally through experimental tests carried out using AR glasses to monitor the output of a respiratory ventilator and a patient monitor, which are

instruments that are generally present in an operating room.

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Research on Transcendental Meditation on the topic “Effect of Transcendental Meditation on Stress and Blood Pressure among patients with Systematic Hypertension” was conducted by Dr. Devi S from NITTE University, Mangalore inspired by her personal experiences of Transcendental Meditation.

DR. ANNU BAHL MEHRA

Title: LIVING RELATIONSHIP AND DOMESTIC VIOLENCE IN INDIA

Journal Name: Aadhunik Sahitya (Included in UGC-CARE, Group A Reference List of Journals Sl. No. 34 Social Sciences)

Publication Year: June, 2022

Volume: Vol.42

Issue: No. 11

DR. ANNU BAHL MEHRA-

Author: DR. ANNU BAHL MEHRA Title: LIVING RELATIONSHIP AND DOMESTIC VIOLENCE IN INDIA Broader Area of Research: The objective of the paper is to analsye Legal status of living relationship and Application of Domestic Violence Act in living relationship. Abstract: In Hindu mythology marriage is a sacrament, very sacred affair that stretches beyond one life-time. In India, the concept of a live-in relationship is still taboo and not widely accepted. But recently, things are changing fast and couples have started living together in a single household even without being married. Living relationship in India has been legalised, it is essential to know the obligations and responsibilities that come along with it. Domestic violence is also a big issue where two persons live in living relationship The law does not define how we should live, it is ethics and social norms which explain the essence of living in welfare model. The objective of the paper is to analsye Legal status of living relationship and Application of Domestic Violence Act in living relationship. Also, an attempt to study that does Domestic Violence Act protects victims against minor or female in living relationship. Keywords: Living relationship, Domestic violence, marriage, Respondent, Household, minor.

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Dr. KB Asthana

Broader Area of Research: Family Law

Journal Name: Bihar Journal of Public Administration

ISSN 0974-2735 (Included in UGC-CARE Reference List of Journals Sl. No. 34 Social Sciences)

Publication Year: Sep, 2021

Volume: Vol. XVIII

Issue: No. 2 A (Supplement)

Dr. K.B. Asthana

Hindu, Muslim, Christian, Jew, Parsi etc. govern by their own personal law. Everyone has remembered during the British period Hindu and Muslim law were governed by their personal customs and with the help of Vedas, Puranas, Quran etc. But gradually it was needed that there is requirement of codified law which should govern to whole India and subsequently it develops to whole world under the Private International Law. As marriage of all the religion is govern by their codified personal law or Special Marriage Act. Under the Hindu law marriage is sacramental and later on it develop the civil contract. In case of Purushottamdas v. Purushottamdas, 21 Bom 23, the Court observed that the Marriage of Hindu children is a contract made by their parents. In Bhagwati Saran Singh v. ParmeshwariNandar Singh, 1942 ILR All 518 case, the Court held that a Hindu marriage is not only a sacrament but also a contract. Under the Muslim law marriage is already defined as “marriage is civil contract”. But question arise that once the marriage is defined that it is a civil contract in nature, hence maintenance of the wife has also been there by enumerating the Acts with respect to different personal laws. Like that we also focus for the maintenance of old aged parents though the new Act has been enacted then also many problems exits to maintain the old aged parents. This research paper will focus on both the issues and will conclude with suggestions that new reforms is needed in all the personal laws. Key Words: Hindu, Muslim, Vedas, Puranas, Quran, Private International Law

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DR. ANNU BAHL MEHRA

Title: Equality to Women, Legal Protection and Patriarchy in India: Suggesting Gender Neutral Laws

Journal Name: Bihar Journal of Public Administration

ISSN 0974-2735 (Included in UGC-CARE, Group A Reference List of Journals Sl. No. 34 Social Sciences)

Publication Year: Sep, 2021

Volume: Vol. XVIII

Issue: No. 2 A (Supplement)

DR. ANNU BAHL MEHRA

Broader Area of Research: The present paper intends to highlight the socio-cultural barriers that inhibit women to fight back. Secondly, it examines the various women friendly politico-legal measures, judicial verdicts and legislations in the context of their effectiveness. Thirdly, it highlights the misuse of these protective provisions. Finally, the present paper goes to plead for 'gender-neutral' laws and measures. Abstract: Women have been prey of subordination by male bastion throughout globe in general and they have been subjected to deprivation, subjugation and oppression, perpetuated through institutionalised methods for the ages in India in particular. No doubt, their situation has improved owing to three waves of feminist movements and the gender sensitive attitude of state which have resulted into a number of protective measures, affirmative action and legislations in favour of women. But at the society level the women are still prey of violence, crimes and subjugations by patriarchal dominance. We hypothesize that it is the patriarchy that has watered down the implementation of these measures, policies and laws. As such, the present paper intends to highlight the socio-cultural barriers that inhibit women to fight back. Secondly, it examines the various women friendly politico-legal measures, judicial verdicts and legislations in the context of their effectiveness. Thirdly, it highlights the misuse of these protective provisions. Finally, the present paper goes to plead for 'gender-neutral' laws and measures. Key-Words : Women, Socio-Cultural, Violence and crime, Protective-Legislations, Gender- neutrality, Patriarchy, India Journal Name: Bihar Journal of Public Administration ISSN 0974-2735 (Included in UGC-CARE, Group A Reference List of Journals Sl. No. 34 Social Sciences) Publication Year: Sep, 2021 Volume: Vol. XVIII Issue: No. 2 A (Supplement)

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Dr. Trapti Varshney

Title: Inter Country Adoption

Broader Area of Research: Law

Journal Name: Kala Sarovar (UGC CARE GROUP 1 JOURNAL TILL JANUARY 2022)

Publication Year: Sep, 2021

Volume: Vol. XVIII

Issue: No. 2 A (Supplement)

Dr. Trapti Varshney

The word ‘Adopt’ derives from the Latin word ‘adoptare’, to choose. Requiring an alternative into a relationship; particularly requiring it voluntarily (a kid from alternative parents) as one’s kid. Adoption is a act of de jure putting a infant with a parent or parents apart from those to whom they were born. It is often outlined because of the statutory method of terminating a child’s legal rights and duties towards the natural parents and substituting similar rights and duties towards adoptive parents by establishing a parent-child relationship between persons not connected by birth with the kid. Adoption could be a complicated social development, intimately unwoven into its family law framework and formed by the pressures affecting the family in its native social context. It’s the mirror reflective of the changes in our family life and also the efforts of family law to handle those changes. This has caused it to be diversely defined; completely different societies, within the same society at completely different times and across a spread of the latest societies. It’s a legal methodology of making a relationship between the kid and the one who is not the natural parent of the kid i.e., a synthetic relationship analogous of parent and a child. In this article we will cover all the contemporary parts of Inter country adoption along with its origin, Indians Perspective, Hindu Adoption and Maintenance Act, 1956, The Guardianship and Wards Act, 1890, The Juvenile Justice (Care and Protection of Children) Act, 2000, Adoption Laws of India for Foreign Nationals, Supreme Court Guidelines on Adoption, Hague Convention on Protection of Children and Cooperation in Respect of Inter Country Adoption, 1993, at last we will cover the problems faced during the inter country adoption.

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