Women Rights, Law and Justice by Prof. Dr. Yogesh Kumar Gupta
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Women Rights, Law & Justice is an edited volume that provides a comprehensive understanding of women’s rights, legal protection, and the pursuit of justice in contemporary society. The book brings together scholarly contributions on constitutional safeguards, human rights, gender equality, labour rights, family law, cyber safety, political participation, access to justice, and emerging legal challenges affecting women. It highlights the role of law as a catalyst for empowerment and social transformation while addressing the social, economic, and political issues faced by women. Intended for students, researchers, academicians, legal practitioners, and policymakers, this volume serves as a valuable academic and reference resource on gender justice.
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Description
Title: Women Rights, Laws and Justice
Editor: Prof. Dr. Yogesh Kumar Gupta
Contents
| Preface | Download Now |
| List of Contributors | Download Now |
| Chapter 1 | Gender Justice in India: Constitutional Vision, Legal Framework and Contemporary Challenges Prof. Dr. Yogesh Kumar Gupta |
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| Chapter 2 | Behind the Renaissance – Nineteenth-Century Bengal and the Rise of Women’s Progress and Empowerment Dr. Birajlakshmi Ghosh |
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| Chapter 3 | Secondary Surrogacy: Conflict between Reproductive Autonomy and Bodily Autonomy Dr. S. Mano and Dr. S. Arockiam |
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| Chapter 4 | Equal Halves, Unequal Shares: The Story of Hindu Women’s Property Rights Baibhaba Chinhara |
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| Chapter 5 | Role of National and State Women Commission Dr. Sneh Lata Shivhare |
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| Chapter 6 | Dowry Prohibition Laws and Its Effectiveness Dr. Shikha Bhatnagar |
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| Chapter 7 | The Intersection of New Criminal Laws, Cyber Technology, and Cultural Norms in India Dr. Shweta Gupta and Ashu Gupta |
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| Chapter 8 | Women Workers in the Gig Economy in India: A Study of Employment Insecurity, Gender Wage Disparities, and Workplace Harassment Rizwan Ahmad and Akhtar Shane |
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| Chapter 9 | Empowering Women through Intellectual Property: Government Incentives and the Road to Inclusive Innovation Ishan Ahmad |
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| Chapter 10 | Custody and Guardianship Rights of Women Jaideep R. |
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| Chapter 11 | Media, Law, and Representation of Women Seema V |
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| Chapter 12 | Shakti, Silence, and Justice: Re-reading Feminist Jurisprudence in the Indian Legal Imagination through Indian Epics and English Literary Texts Savita |
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| Chapter 13 | Protecting Women’s Rights: The Role of Law and Justice Payel Dutta |
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| Chapter 14 | Acid Attack Laws and Victim Rehabilitation Tinny Kapoor |
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| Chapter 15 | Uniform Civil Code and Women’s Rights in India: Constitutional Ideals, Judicial Interventions, and Contemporary Debates Dr. K. Bhaskar |
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| Chapter 16 | Uniform Civil Code: It’s Vision in the Indian Constitution Dr. E. Radhika |
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| Chapter 17 | AI’s Influence on Women Empowerment through Leadership and Management Arya Nair |
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| Chapter 18 | Menstrual Leave: A Legal Lingering Debate Dr. Shruti V. Kamat Dalal |
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| Chapter 19 | Empowering Women in Contemporary India: A Reassessment of Constitutional Provisions and Judicial Interventions Dr. Mohd Zama |
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| Chapter 20 | The Role of Internalized Patriarchy and Religious Conditioning in Women’s Decision Making in Muslim and Christian Communities Neha Roshni Yooshing |
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| Chapter 21 | Domestic Violence in India: A Multidimensional Perspective Dr. Aswathi Sukumaran |
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| Chapter 22 | Human Trafficking: Assessing Gaps in the Implementation of Anti-Trafficking Laws and Polices in India Dr. Priyanka Diphusha |
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| Chapter 23 | A Brutal Crime: Understanding Acid Attack in India Dr. Madhu Sharma |
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| Chapter 24 | Guarding Both Sides of Justice: Legal Reforms to Address Misuse of Women Centric Laws While Strengthening Protection for Women Against Violence Adv. Kavita N. Solunke |
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| Chapter 25 | Reinterpreting Equality: Feminist Jurisprudence and the Role of the Indian Judiciary in Advancing Gender Justice Dolly Hirawat, Manu Gulati and Subhana Ghaffar Ansari |
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| Chapter 26 | A Social- Legal Study of Women Rights in India’s Informal Sector Antu Rani Majumdar |
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| Chapter 27 | Deepfake Technology and Cyber Violence Against Women Asfar Ibrahim |
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| Chapter 28 | Invisible to Indispensable: Fiscal Feminism for Viksit Bharat @2047 Swaraj Dash |
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| Chapter 29 | Property and Inheritance Rights of Women in India: An Analytical Study Sunita Poonia |
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| Chapter 30 | Redefining Justice: Contemporary and Emerging Dimensions of Women’s Rights Rushil Midha, Himani and Deepika Jaglan |
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| Chapter 31 | Women’s Rights Under Hindu, Muslim, and Christian Personal Laws: A Comparative Legal Analysis Shahana Khan and Aayan Ali Ahmad |
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| Chapter 32 | Beyond Formal Equality: An Intersectional Analysis of Women’s Rights and Justice in India Anjali Tomar |
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| Chapter 33 | Legal Framework Against Domestic Violence in India (With Special Reference to the Protection of Women from Domestic Violence Act, 2005 and Contemporary Legal Developments) Sukriti Pathak |
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| Chapter 34 | International Covenants and India’s Commitment to Women’s Rights Ankita |
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| Chapter 35 | Women in India’s Gig Economy: A Rights-Based Analysis of Legal Challenges, Social Security, and Gender Justice Mutharasi S |
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| Chapter 36 | Cyber Crimes Against Women: Strengthening Legal Protection in the Age of Artificial Intelligence Anjali and Akanksha |
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| Chapter 37 | Women in the Teaching Profession: Gender Equality, Workplace Discrimination, Rights and Socio-Legal Challenges Arti Gupta |
Additional information
| Weight | 1.25 kg |
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| Dimensions | 23.75 × 16.75 × 2.5 cm |
| Author | Prof. (Dr.) Yogesh Kumar Gupta |
| ISBN | 9788168611320 |
| Publisher | Universal Academic Books Publishers & Distributors |
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| size | 6 x 9 |
| Year | 2026 |
| DOI | 10.66788/9788168611320 |



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