Dissertation Topics (2020-21)

Dr. P. P. Nathani

1. An Analytical Study of Gender and Education

2. Issues and Challenges of Womens’ Career in India
3. A Research on Representation of Women in Legal Profession in India
4. A Study on Recent Trends in ADR
5. Legal Frame of Human Trafficking
6. Indian Federalism – Issues and Challenges
7. Climate Change - Impacts And Disaster
8. ‘A Journey of Women’s Human Rights’
9. Women Rights under Indian Constitution
10. Mental Distress and Human Rights Violation During Covid-19 Pandemic
with Special Reference to Lockdown
Dr. G. Laxman

1. Indian Competition Law Update: The Evolution, Outlines, Present Status and
Future

2. DNA Technology under India Criminal Justice System: its Application, Need
and Criticism

3. Property Rights in the Bodies: Emerging Paradigms in Patent Law and

Biotechnology

4. A Study on Surrogacy: Issues and Perspectives in Indian Scenario

5. Significant Journey of the Supreme Court in respect of Interpretation of the

Indian Constitution.

6. National Education Policy - 2020: Proposed Implementation Strategies for

Accreditation of HEIs

7. FPT&C (Promotion and Facilitation) Act, 2020: Indian Farmers’ Protest

8. National Green Tribunal with Special Reference to sustainable Development: A

Legal Scrutiny

09. Role of Freedom of Internet and Social Media in Indian Democracy: An

Analysis

10. The Criminal Law (Amendment) Act: an overview

11. Sustainable Development As A Principle of Environmental Safeguard : An

Overview
Dr . Panchal G. G. –

1) Status of Women under Hindu Law – A Critical Study

2) Study of Laws and Practices Governing Right of People Affected by Mega
Project
3) Right to Information – A Complete Analysis
4) Relation of Bench and Bar – A Critic
5) Public Interest Litigation with reference to Environment
6) Functioning of Human Right Commission – Theory and Practice
7) Medical Negligence under Consumer Protection Act, 1986
8) The Legal Education and Professional Training – Role of Bar Council in
India
9) Preventive Measures in Pandemic Situation With Special Reference to
Covid- 19.
10) The Law of Bail in India – An Analysis of Legislative and Judicial
Perspective with special reference to Anticipatory Bail
11) Doctrine of Fair Dealing under Indian Copyright Law – A Critical
Analysis
Dr. Jadhav N.D.

1. Protection of Children From Sexual Offences with special Reference to

POSCO Act, 2012
2. Development of Information Technology and Its Impact on Right to Privacy
- A Critical Study.
3. International Refugee Law and Human Rights : A Study of the Status of
Refugees in India
4. Uniform Civil Code in India and It’s Problems and Prospects: A Socio -
Legal Study.
5. Land Acquisition Law in India: A Critical Study.
6. Prevention of Money Laundering Act 2002: Challenges and Effectiveness.
7. Right to Education Act, 2009: It’s Implementation and Challenges.
8. Euthanasia and Right to Die with Dignity: A Socio - Legal Study.
9. Criminalisation of Politics in India : A Critic
10. Juvenile Justice System: An Analytical Study.
11. Judicial Review in Need of Reforms With Reference To The Strengths and
Weaknesses of The Process
Dr. S. B. Mane

1. Right to Education Act, 2009: It‟s Implementation in the Context of Quality

Education in the State of Maharashtra.
2. Role of Gram Sabha in Protection of Environment: A Critical Legal
Analysis with Special Reference to Maharashtra.
3. Evaluation and Assessment of Clinical Trials Regulation in India with
Human Rights Perspective.
4. Vision of Police in Compliance with Criminal Law- A Study.
5. Compromises In Criminal Trials Under Section 498 - A of the Indian Penal
Code: A Critical Analysis
6. Rights Of Women Under Changing Perspective of Hindu Law With Special
Reference To Hindu Succession Act.
7. Development of Information technology and It’s Impact on Right to Privacy
- A Critical Study
8. Freedom of Press - Desirability of External Regulation
9. Women Empowerment through Legislations in the Area of Personal Laws-
A Socio - Legal Study of Selected Legislations in Post - Independent India
10. The Legal Regime of Environmental Protection against Hazardous
Substances - An Evaluation
11. Protection of Human Rights Through Judicial Activism in Post Independent
India – An Evaluative Study in Selected Area of Constitutional Law and
Family Relations
Dr. S. D.Panchal

1. A Comparative Study of Changing Phase of ‘Consumerism’ through the

Prism of Consumer Protection Act, 2019.
2. Critical Evaluation of Doctrine of Judicial Review and Its Development in
India.
3. Right to Legal Aid: An AnalyticalStudy of Constitutional and Socio - Legal
Perspective.
4. A Detailed Study of Bio-Diversity Act, 2005, w.r.t. ‘Equitable Sharing of
benefits’
5. Alternate Dispute Resolution @ Overview under Indian Legal System.
6. Social Media Vis- a- Vis – Right to Privacy : A Critical Analysis.
7. Critical Appraisal of Sustainable Development with Special Reference To
Forest Laws and Rights of Forest Dwellers.
8. Humanizing the Criminal Justice System in India : A Critical Appreciation
9. Female Foeticide : A Socio - Legal Study with Special Reference To The
Pre-Natal Diagnostic Techniques Act, 1994
10. Principles of Natural Justice – An Evaluation under Indian Legal System
11. Environmental Protection Laws In India – A Critical Study of Judicial
Trends
Asst. Prof. Umesh Katekar

1) Green Criminology – A Critical Study on Environmental Harm

2) The Law of Sedition: The edition of an untamed political weapon
3) Protection of Whistle Blowers – A Socio-Legal Perspective
4) Virtual Courts: Prospects and Challenges
5) Data Protection and It’s Human Rights Perspectives in India
6) Bio-Piracy and Protection of Traditional Knowledge under Intellectual
Property Law – Need of the Hour
7) Concept of Right of Private Defence in Criminal Jurisprudence – A Critical
Study
8) Irretrievable Breakdown of Marriages in India – A Socio-Legal Study
9) The Evolution of Corporate Social Responsibility and It’s Contribution
Towards Social Upliftment
10) Victimology in the Criminal Justice System with reference to Women and
Children.
11) Rights of Illegitimate Child under Indian Family Laws – A Socio-Legal
Study.
Prof. V. M. Ingle

1. Right to Know Vis-à-vis Right to Information as Fundamental Rights

2. Prison System in India – A Critical Study
3. Primary Education under Article 21-A of Indian Constitution Vis-a- Vis
Right to Education Act, 2005
4. Study of Electoral Reforms with reference to Election as a Democratic
Process
5. The Changing Dimensions of Legal Education System and It’s Challenges in
India
6. Right to Food and Water with reference to Article 21 of Indian Constitution
7. Cruelty under Sec. 498-A of Indian Penal Code regarding Injustice on
Women
8. Independence of Judiciary in Democracy – An Analytical Study
9. Rule of Law – One of The Important Principles in a Democratic Set Up
10. Women Should Be Given Capital Punishment or Not ? A Study of Capital
Punishment with Special Reference To Latest Case of Shabnam (The First
Woman to Be Hanged in Independent India)
Dr. Madhukar Giri –

1) Human Rights and The Criminal Justice System in India

2) Deduction of Tax at Source – Income Tax Deduction from Salaries – A
Comparative Study of Government Employees and Private Employees
3) Criminalizing Terrorism in India – Challenges and Implementation
4) A Critical Study on Effective Implementation of Seeds Act in Latur
Division.