Rohit P Shabran
Biographic Data
| ID | 10129294 |
|---|---|
| NAME | Rohit P Shabran |
| GIVEN NAMES | Rohit P |
| FAMILY NAME | Shabran |
| SIGNATURE | SHABRAN R P |
| AFFILIATIONS | Shri Ramswaroop Memorial University |
| VERIFIED | No |
| TOTAL WORKS | 6 |
| TOTAL CITATIONS | 0 |
| WORKS AS AUTHOR | 6 |
| WORKS AS EDITOR | 0 |
| FIRST PUBLICATION YEAR | 2023 |
| LATEST PUBLICATION YEAR | 2024 |
| H-INDEX | 0 |
Traditional Knowledge and Sustainable Development
This paper looks at how IP laws have attempted to safeguard conventional knowledge and how it may be stolen. Although traditional knowledge is protected by the Biodiversity Act, there have been cases of bio-piracy involving traditional medical knowledge and the usage of plants to treat a range of illnesses. The author will explain the need to preserve traditional knowledge and the idea of bio-piracy using the three well-known Indian examples of n…
Judicial Settlement of Marital Disputes
Marital disputes, including divorce, custody, alimony, and property division, contribute significantly to India’s judicial backlog, with over 3 million pending cases in family courts as of 2024. These disputes often exacerbate emotional and financial burdens due to prolonged adversarial processes and systemic inefficiencies. This article explores strategies to optimize judicial interventions in India by integrating alternative dispute resolution …
Contemporary Challenges Before the Institution of Marriage in India
Marriage, as a social institution, has always been central to Indian society, holding deep cultural, religious, and familial significance. Though practiced in diverse forms, one of its key features is the conjugal union of a man and woman, believed to provide mutual satisfaction of biological, psychological, social, and economic needs. Marriage is also recognized as an institution with legal and moral authority. However, in recent decades, the in…
Tradition on Trial
India’s matrimonial jurisprudence stands at the intersection of tradition, religion, and constitutionalism. Hindu and Muslim personal laws—two dominant frameworks governing marriage—differ fundamentally in their conception of the institution: the former venerates it as a sacramental and indissoluble bond, while the latter treats it as a civil contract based on consent and enforceable obligations. Despite statutory reforms, both systems continue t…
Mediation and Lok Adalat
The global judicial landscape is increasingly strained by case backlogs, prolonged litigation, and escalating costs, prompting a shift toward alternative dispute resolution (ADR) mechanisms. In India, where the judiciary grapples with over 50 million pending cases (as of 2025), mediation and Lok Adalat have emerged as critical tools for delivering accessible, efficient, and equitable justice. These mechanisms aim to resolve disputes amicably, red…
The Role of Traditional Knowledge Digital Library in Protection of Indian Traditional Knowledge
This research analyzes the pivotal role of Traditional Knowledge Digital Libraries (TKDLs) in safeguarding Indian traditional knowledge, critically analyzing their impact on preservation, accessibility, and legal protection. Examining the key features and functionalities of existing TKDLs, we assess their effectiveness in documenting and disseminating traditional knowledge. The study delves into the legal and policy frameworks at national and int…
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The Role of Traditional Knowledge Digital Library in Protection of Indian Traditional Knowledge
This research analyzes the pivotal role of Traditional Knowledge Digital Libraries (TKDLs) in safeguarding Indian traditional knowledge, critically analyzing their impact on preservation, accessibility, and legal protection. Examining the key features and functionalities of existing TKDLs, we assess their effectiveness in documenting and disseminating traditional knowledge. The study delves into the legal and policy frameworks at national and int…
Traditional Knowledge and Sustainable Development
This paper looks at how IP laws have attempted to safeguard conventional knowledge and how it may be stolen. Although traditional knowledge is protected by the Biodiversity Act, there have been cases of bio-piracy involving traditional medical knowledge and the usage of plants to treat a range of illnesses. The author will explain the need to preserve traditional knowledge and the idea of bio-piracy using the three well-known Indian examples of n…
Judicial Settlement of Marital Disputes
Marital disputes, including divorce, custody, alimony, and property division, contribute significantly to India’s judicial backlog, with over 3 million pending cases in family courts as of 2024. These disputes often exacerbate emotional and financial burdens due to prolonged adversarial processes and systemic inefficiencies. This article explores strategies to optimize judicial interventions in India by integrating alternative dispute resolution …
Contemporary Challenges Before the Institution of Marriage in India
Marriage, as a social institution, has always been central to Indian society, holding deep cultural, religious, and familial significance. Though practiced in diverse forms, one of its key features is the conjugal union of a man and woman, believed to provide mutual satisfaction of biological, psychological, social, and economic needs. Marriage is also recognized as an institution with legal and moral authority. However, in recent decades, the in…
Tradition on Trial
India’s matrimonial jurisprudence stands at the intersection of tradition, religion, and constitutionalism. Hindu and Muslim personal laws—two dominant frameworks governing marriage—differ fundamentally in their conception of the institution: the former venerates it as a sacramental and indissoluble bond, while the latter treats it as a civil contract based on consent and enforceable obligations. Despite statutory reforms, both systems continue t…
Mediation and Lok Adalat
The global judicial landscape is increasingly strained by case backlogs, prolonged litigation, and escalating costs, prompting a shift toward alternative dispute resolution (ADR) mechanisms. In India, where the judiciary grapples with over 50 million pending cases (as of 2025), mediation and Lok Adalat have emerged as critical tools for delivering accessible, efficient, and equitable justice. These mechanisms aim to resolve disputes amicably, red…
Computer Science (2 works) · Knowledge management (2 works) · Adversarial system (1 work) · African Sexualities and LGBTQ+ Issues (1 work) · Alternative dispute resolution (1 work) · American Constitutional Law and Politics (1 work) · Autonomy (1 work) · Biology (1 work) · Conflict of Laws and Jurisdiction (1 work) · Constitutional court (1 work)