Bio
Dr. Shashi Nath Mandal is an academic and legal scholar affiliated with Hooghly Mohsin College, Government of West Bengal, India. He holds an LLM, PhD, and PGDCL, with a specialization in Intellectual Property Rights and Law. Dr. Mandal has authored papers on critical social issues, including the protection of rights of the elderly and e-consumer protection in India. He serves as a reviewer for the Global Journal of Human Social Science (GJHSS), contributing to academic discourse. His work has received citations, reflecting his impact on legal scholarship.
Educational Journey
LLM, PH D, PGDCL
Experience
Hooghly Mohsin College
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Reviewer
GJHSS
2013 -Research
E-Consumers Protection in India
Growing practice of electronic transactions includes both e-commerce and econsumers. Lack of proper policy standard and specific laws regulating electronic transactions of consumer and numerous cases reported through print media as well as electronic media necessitated the measures for the protection of electronic consumers. In the process of ecommerce e-consumers are looking forward for appropriate consumer protective regulations for the protection of their rights on e-transactions. In this article endeavour has been made to assess and device or improve the existing laws or policies apart from analysis and comparison of usefulness of e-consumers protective mechanism for the protection of consumer’ rights and keeping in view of Consumer Protection Act, 1987 and Contract Act, 1872 in India the article attempts to find out the possible ways for the protection of e-consumers’ rights in general and rights of Indian e-consumers in particular.
PROTECTION OF RIGHTS OF OLDAGE PERSON IN INDIA: A CHALLENGING FACET OF HUMAN RIGHTS
Oldage is an indispensable stage of life of a human being which a man cannot refute except untimely death. The childhood and oldage are natural reliant conditions of life where children depend on parents and vice-versa. The concept of nuclear family affected this usual cycle resulting in misbalance of the normal life of elderly people by defeating thousand years old practice of India where parents are treated as a pious form of God. Nowadays, the parents are becoming burdensome for their child whenever they lost their strength to work and earn. Available legal, social, moral and governmental norms are analyzed in this article to find out the possible ways by which elderly people’s human rights are infringed and they bound to suffer pain and agony. The article also reflects the available laws, policies and guidelines for the protection of the rights of oldage person in India.
