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RENUKA DEVI A

THE LAST DIGITAL FOOTPRINT: RETHINKING THE RIGHT TO PRIVACY AND CONTROL OVER PERSONAL DATA IN THE DIGITAL AFTERLIFE AND RIGHTS IN THESE DIGITAL TIMES

Digital remains—social media, cloud storage, and emails—persist after death, but India lacks clear rules on control. This paper examines tensions between the deceased’s privacy, family wishes, and corporate policies, proposing a mixed framework treating digital assets as inheritable estate while preserving dignity through wills and digital executors.

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Quality Education
Hardee Prajapati

GAP BETWEEN BUDGET AND EXPENDITURE IN SCHOOL EDUCATION IN INDIA

This study examines India’s school education budget execution during 2018–19 to 2023–24, analysing Budget Estimates, Revised Estimates, and Actual Expenditure. Findings reveal persistent expenditure gaps, variations across regions and states, and changing utilisation patterns over time.

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Health
Divya Vashisht

Tobacco Taxation in India: A Differential Impact Analysis

This study examines how tobacco taxes and price changes are associated with consumption across product type, income, age, and gender in India. Evidence suggests varying price responsiveness, while historical data limitations highlight the need for cautious interpretation of current tax effects.

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Miscellaneous
Twinkle Bunkar

Trade Openness and Economic Growth: Why Outcomes Differ Across Countries

Trade agreements are not automatic engines of growth. Their effectiveness depends on domestic complementary conditions—strong institutions, infrastructure, productive capacity, and inclusive policies. Without these, trade openness often produces limited and uneven benefits across countries, sectors, and income groups.

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Public Policies
KISLAY PRAJAPATI

From Allocation to Absorption: A Policy Cycle Analysis of Structural Fund Utilisation Gaps in Samagra Shiksha Abhiyan (2018-2024)

Samagra Shiksha Abhiyan consistently fails to absorb its approved funds; states spent only around two-thirds of their allocations between 2018 and 2024. Using Lasswell’s Policy Cycle Framework, this paper diagnoses the gap as structural, originating across the formulation, budgeting, implementation, and monitoring stages.

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