Journal of Recent Trends in Blockchain Technology & It's Applications
This is blind peer-reviewed journal that provides a platform which aspires to cover all the aspects Journal of Recent Trends in Blockchain Technology & It's Applications. This journal provides a deep insight in advancement and research in the field of Journal of Recent Trends in Blockchain Technology & It's Applications. Focus and Scope Blockchain Technologies Blockchain Theories Blockchain Economics Blockchain Finance Blockchain Security Performance Analysis Distributed Ledger Secure Data Sharing
Leopard Detection and Alert System using YOLOv11 and IoT
The increasing frequency of leopard encounters near human settlements poses critical challenges to public safety and wildlife conservation. This research presents an AI-powered Leopard Detection and Alert System leveraging the YOLOv11 deep learning model and Internet of Things (IoT) technologies. The system performs real-time detection of leopards from surveillance footage and generates instant multi-channel alerts via the Telegram Bot API and an Arduino Uno R3-based piezoelectric buzzer. Experimental results demonstrate detection accuracy with confidence scores of 77–81%, real-time processing at 15–20 FPS, and overall system reliability, making the solution suitable for deployment in forest-border and rural regions. The modular architecture supports future extension to multi-species detection and edge device deployment.
Right to Privacy in the Digital Age: A Study under Article 21
We are living in an age where digital technology is deeply integrated into everyday life. From communication and education to banking and governance, almost every activity involves the use of digital platforms. While this transformation has brought convenience and efficiency, it has also raised serious concerns about the protection of personal information. Every online interaction generates data, often without the full awareness or consent of the individual. In India, the right to privacy has been recognized as a fundamental right under Article 21 of the Constitution, which guarantees the right to life and personal liberty. However, the increasing use of technologies such as artificial intelligence, big data analytics, and surveillance systems has made it challenging to protect this right effectively. This paper examines the evolution of the right to privacy in India and analyzes its relevance in the digital age. Through a review of existing literature and legal frameworks, the study highlights the gap between constitutional recognition and practical enforcement. It also explores emerging challenges and suggests measures to strengthen privacy protection while maintaining a balance between technological advancement and individual rights
Role of Fundamental Duties in Strengthening Indian Democracy
Fundamental Duties are the basic responsibilities that every Indian citizen should follow. These duties were added to the Indian Constitution through the 42nd Amendment Act, 1976 under Article 51A. Their main aim is to encourage patriotism, discipline, unity, and social responsibility among people. Along with enjoying Fundamental Rights, citizens must also perform duties toward the country. Fundamental Duties help in maintaining national unity, protecting public property, preserving culture, and promoting harmony in society. This paper explains the meaning, importance, challenges, and impact of Fundamental Duties in India. The study is based on information collected from books, articles, and constitutional sources. The paper concludes that proper awareness and education can help citizens perform their duties effectively and support the growth of democracy.
EQUALITY AS A FUNDAMENTAL RIGHT IN MODERN INDIA
The Right to Equality is one of the most important rights in any democratic country. It ensures that every person is treated fairly and without discrimination. In India, this right is protected under Articles 14 to 18 of the Constitution of India. These provisions aim to create a society where individuals are not judged based on caste, gender, religion, or economic background. This paper looks at how the Right to Equality works in theory and in practice. It discusses the legal framework, important court decisions, and the real-life challenges people still face. Even though strong laws exist, inequality is still visible in many forms, especially in rural areas and among disadvantaged groups. The paper uses a doctrinal method, relying on legal texts and existing studies. It finds that while India has made progress, true equality has not yet been fully achieved. The study concludes that legal provisions alone are not enough—social awareness, proper implementation, and policy improvements are equally necessary.
ARE RIGHTS MORE IMPORTANT THAN RESPONSIBILITIES
This paper examines the relationship between rights and responsibilities and analyzing whether one is more important than the other. Rights are essential for protecting individual freedom, equality, and human dignity, while responsibilities guide people to act ethically and maintain social balance. In today’s world, many individuals are more aware of their rights but often overlook their responsibilities, which can lead to conflicts and misunderstandings in society. By exploring philosophical viewpoints, social impacts, and everyday examples, this study explains how rights and responsibilities are closely connected and depend on each other. It highlights that rights cannot be properly enjoyed without fulfilling responsibilities. For instance, the right to freedom of speech must be used carefully so that it does not harm others or spread negativity. Similarly, respecting laws and social norms is a responsibility that helps protect the rights of everyone. The paper also discusses that a society which focuses only on rights may face disorder and misuse of freedom, whereas a society that gives importance only to responsibilities may restrict personal liberty and creativity. Therefore, maintaining a proper balance between the two is necessary for a peaceful and progressive society.
Misuse of Social media and Legal Consequences (Information Technology (IT) Act)
Social media has significantly influenced the legal system, reshaping legal proceedings, evidence collection, and public perception of justice. This paper explores the role of social media in court trials, its impact on juror impartiality, legal ethics, and law enforcement practices. It also examines the challenges posed by digital evidence, privacy concerns, and the growing phenomenon of "trial by media." Additionally, the study proposes potential solutions to mitigate the negative eects of social media while leveraging its benefits to enhance transparency and accessibility in legal processes.
ROLE OF ARTIFICIAL INTELLIGENCE IN JUDICIARY
Abstract Artificial Intelligence (AI) is progressively impacting India's legal and judicial systems as it grows in importance in contemporary society. A massive backlog of unresolved cases, a lack of judges, drawn-out legal processes, and delays in the administration of justice are just a few of the difficulties facing the Indian judiciary. Courts have begun implementing digital systems and AI-based technology to increase productivity and lessen workload. These days, legal research, document analysis, judgment translation, case management, and online dispute settlement all make use of AI capabilities. To facilitate judicial operations, the Supreme Court of India has implemented technologies like SUVAS (Supreme Court Vidhik Anuvaad Software) and SUPACE (Supreme Court Portal for Assistance in Court Efficiency) By increasing accuracy, streamlining administrative tasks, and saving time, these solutions benefit judges and court employees. AI can also increase access to justice, particularly for those who live in rural places, through online hearings, e-filing systems, and virtual courts. The application of AI in the judiciary raises a number of issues notwithstanding its benefits. Fairness and public confidence in the legal system may be impacted by problems including algorithmic bias, a lack of transparency, privacy issues, ethical dilemmas, and cybersecurity dangers. Machines cannot completely replace human logic, emotions, morals, and constitutional interpretation in judicial decisions. The function of artificial intelligence in the Indian judiciary, as well as its uses, advantages, difficulties, and potential applications, are all examined in this study.