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    Topic: Law and Social Transformation in India

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    The document provides guidelines for a PowerPoint presentation on the topic "Law and Social Transformation in India" for a course assignment. It outlines that the PPT should: 1) Be 10 minutes maximum, with 8-9 minutes for presentation and 1-2 minutes for Q&A. 2) Use Times New Roman font size 12. 3) Be evaluated based on slides, relevance to topic, and presentation style. 4) Be submitted by November 4th, 2019. It also includes a table with the names and PRN numbers of 33 students, their assigned PPT topics related to law and social transformation in India.

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    The document provides guidelines for a PowerPoint presentation on the topic "Law and Social Transformation in India" for a course assignment. It outlines that the PPT should: 1) Be 10 minutes maximum, with 8-9 minutes for presentation and 1-2 minutes for Q&A. 2) Use Times New Roman font size 12. 3) Be evaluated based on slides, relevance to topic, and presentation style. 4) Be submitted by November 4th, 2019. It also includes a table with the names and PRN numbers of 33 students, their assigned PPT topics related to law and social transformation in India.

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    Topic: Law and Social Transformation in India

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    The document provides guidelines for a PowerPoint presentation on the topic "Law and Social Transformation in India" for a course assignment. It outlines that the PPT should: 1) Be 10 minutes maximum, with 8-9 minutes for presentation and 1-2 minutes for Q&A. 2) Use Times New Roman font size 12. 3) Be evaluated based on slides, relevance to topic, and presentation style. 4) Be submitted by November 4th, 2019. It also includes a table with the names and PRN numbers of 33 students, their assigned PPT topics related to law and social transformation in India.

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    Topic : Law and Social Transformation in India

    Guidelines for Power Point Presentation (CIA 3):

    1. Cover Page: It must contain the Name of the Course , Name of the student , PRN
    number , Class / Semester , Topic of the project , Academic year and name of the
    concerned teacher with their respective designation.

    2. Body of the PPT :

    1. The PPT presentation shall be Microsoft Power Point .


    2. It will be within a time limit of total 10 minutes , 8 to 9 minutes for the individual
    presentation and 1to 2 minute for the question and answer section . The students shall
    use “ Times New Roman ” 12 size font .
    3. Presentation will be evaluated on the basis of slides prepared ,relevance to the subject
    matter , and the way of presentation .
    4. Each of the class presentation will be evaluated on the scale of 10 marks .
    5. The last date of submission would be on or before 4th /11/2019

    Sr PRN No Name of the Student PPT Topics CIA -3


    No
    1 Agrarian Reform :
    19SUN0192 PREETI GOPU NAIR Industrialization of
    Agriculture
    2 Empowerment of women ;
    19SUN0036 SURAJ ROKADE
    An Analysis
    3 Industrial reform : Free
    19SUN0476 MAYURI AKOLEKAR Enterprise v state
    Regulation
    4 Children and Law : Child
    19SUN0595 KAMLESH BHARAT PALEKAR
    Labour
    5 Children and Law : Adoption
    19SUN0596 PANKAJ SURESH KATE
    and Related problems
    6 Modernization as value :
    Constitutional perspectives
    19SUN0983 RESHMA TIRPUDE
    reflected in the
    fundamental duties
    7 ADRS; Mediation
    19SUN0993 GAIKWAD MAHESH KAILAS
    &Conciliation
    8 VADAGULE ANUSHAKA Criminal law and
    19SUN0997
    CHANDRASHEKHAR Inquisitorial System
    9 Criminal Law and Plea
    19SUN1031 SONDE SANDEEP PUNDLIK
    Bargaining
    10 Indian Marxist critique of
    19SUN1183 ALKA TANAJI SHELKE
    law and justice
    11 Industrialization v
    19SUN1227 PRIYA NAVIN KUMAR
    Environmental protection
    12 19SUN1306 WAGH SAMADHAN MAHADU ADRS &Lok Adalat
    13 Regionalism as a divisive
    19SUN1410 VAIDYA AMEY ABHIJEET
    factor
    14 Non –discrimination n the
    19SUN1435 PARAS RAJENDRA GHATE
    ground of language
    15 Equality in matters of
    19SUN0994 PATHAK ANIKET MUKUND
    employment
    16 Constitutional safeguards
    19SUN0995 AISHAWARYA KULKARANI
    against regional barriers
    17 Language policy and the
    19SUN0996 MALLAD MEGHANA BABASAHEB Constitution : OFFICIAL
    Language
    18 Non –discrimination on the
    19SUN1269 TATIYA BHAGYASHRI VIJAY
    ground of caste
    19 Freedom of religion and
    non-discrimination on the
    19SUN1436 SABADRA RAJESHWARI RAJENDRA
    basis of religion under
    Indian Constitution
    20 The Jurisprudence of
    19SUN1363 SIDDHESH MANISH AGRAWAL
    Sarvodaya
    21 MRUNAL PATHAK Caste as a divisive factor
    22 DEVIKA AVINASH BHIDE Crime against women :
    Present judicial trend
    23 KOMAL SONAR Women’s Commission :
    Some Legal Aspects
    24 ALKA MORE PATIL Crime against women :
    constitutional measures
    25 BHARTI TIWARI Law as a product of
    tradition and culture with
    reference to Historical
    School of Jurisprudence
    26 YOGESH JAGDALE Uniform Civil Code : it’s
    Feasibility
    27 Priya Deshmukh Constitutional guarantees to
    Linguistic Minorities
    28
    29
    30
    31
    32
    33

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