Research Cell DME

Research Cell, DME seeks to invite papers for MediaSpace DME Journal of Communication (DMEJC, e-ISSN: 2583-035X) Volume 3, 2022.

MediaSpace DMEJC is an open access, peer-reviewed and interdisciplinary academic annual media journal. It endeavors to serve as the leading forum for a thoughtful and scholarly engagement for a broad range of complex issues at the intersection of media, law, public policy and social change in the world.

Academicians, professionals, and students are invited to submit papers for DMEJC

The last date for submission of the full paper is October 7, 2022
No publication fee.

Publication shall be subject to a thorough review process. DMEJC follows the UGC guidelines on similarity.

Registered with Crossref; allotment of DOI for each published research article

For submissions, kindly register and submit on MediaSpace: DME Media Journal of Communication (dmejournals.com)

Link to Volume 2 (2021 ) & Volume 1 (2020) - Archives | MediaSpace: DME Media Journal of Communication (dmejournals.com)

For any queries, write to us at: [email protected]

Research Cell, DME seeks to invite papers for DME Journal of Management (DMEJM, e-ISSN: 2582-9432) Volume 3, 2022.

DME Journal of Management is a peer-reviewed and interdisciplinary academic annual journal. The objective of the journal is to promote individual and collaborative research on contemporary management practices and paradigms.

Academicians, professionals, and students are invited to submit papers for DMEJM.

The last date for submission of the full paper is October 7, 2022.
No publication fee.

Publication shall be subject to a thorough review process. DMEJM follows the UGC guidelines on similarity.

Registered with Crossref; allotment of DOI for each published research article

For submissions, kindly register and submit on
DME Journal of Management (dmejournals.com)

Link to Volume 2 (2021) & Volume 1 (2020) - Archives | DME Journal of Management (dmejournals.com)

For any queries, write to us at: [email protected]

Research Cell, DME seeks to invite papers for DME Journal of Law (DMEJL, e-ISSN: 2583-2743) Volume 3, 2022.

DME Journal of Law is a peer-reviewed and interdisciplinary academic annual journal. The objective of the journal is to serve as the leading forum for thoughtful and scholarly engagement for a broad range of complex issues at the intersection of law, public policy, and social change in the world.

Academicians, professionals, and students are invited to submit papers for DMEJL

The last date for submission of the full paper is October 7, 2022
No publication fee.

Publication shall be subject to a thorough review process. DMEJL follows the UGC guidelines on similarity.

Registered with Crossref; allotment of DOI for each published research article

For submissions, kindly register and submit on DME Journal of Law (dmejournals.com)

Link to Volume 2 (2021 ) & Volume 1 (2020) - Archives | DME Journal of Law (dmejournals.com)

For any queries, write to us at: [email protected]

Imprisoned Motherhood: Motherhood and Childhood in Indian Prisons

Greetings from Centre for Laws on Gender and Sexuality, Research Cell DME

CLGS is organizing a Panel Discussion on 19th April, 2022 at 3 PM. The discussion will be focused on the status of children of convicted women in the prisons and the idea of rehabilitation of such mothers and children outside in the society. The documentary "Born Behind Bars" will be the vivid source of the discussion.

Criminal Law has always been extremely wary of women as mothers. Motherhood, even in its absence, has been the backdrop of culpability in cases of female criminals. However, once the guilt is established and sentence is imposed, these mothers seemingly vanish before the Law and State. Through this panel discussion, we hope to understand the plight of the “criminal mothers” and the shadow of their sentencing on the children.

The session is being organised in a Virtual mode via Zoom Platform.

Panelist:- Sugandha Shakar, Senior Programme Officer, Prison Reforms, CHRI

Malati Rao, Director, “Born Behind Bars”

Date - 19th April, 2022
Time - 3 PM

Link - DELHI METROPOLITAN EDUCATION NOIDA is inviting you to a scheduled Zoom meeting.

Join Zoom Meeting
https://us06web.zoom.us/j/81855662632?pwd=SHhGU0RCK0RyeGRHeGhkSU12eUlldz09

Meeting ID: 818 5566 2632
Passcode: dmerc

Join us for a fruitful discussion.

It gives us immense pleasure to share with you all that we have successfully completed the International Conference on Transgender Identity and Rights in South Asia.

For the second day, we had Aniruddha Dutta & Kolika Mitra addressing our participants in Session 3 & Session 4.

We also had Chitrangada V. Chitre, Abhi Sankret, Akshay Tyagi and Shivani Dewalla with us. We would like to thank them for addressing our participants in the Valedictory Ceremony.

For this 2-Day International Conference, we had 4 sessions and more than 10 speakers from all over the world. Over 100 participants joined us from different parts of the country.

The appreciation we have received throughout the conference cannot be put in words.

Grateful to all the distinguished guests, speakers, participants and our knowledge and media partners for making this a huge success.

A big cheers to the organizing team!

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International Conference on Transgender Identity and Rights in South Asia (March 11th & 12th, 2022)

Day 2: March 12, 2022

Valedictory Session
IST: 04:30 PM

Speaker: Akshay Tyagi

Join us with them in the International Conference on Transgender Identity and Rights in South Asia 2022.

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We are pleased to share with you all that we have successfully completed the first day of our International Conference on Transgender Identity and Rights in South Asia.

We would like to thank Nishant Upadhyay, Vaibhav Saria and Nicci Take to grace our Inaugral Ceremony. Further, we would like to thank Dr. Niru and Kalki Subramaniam for addressing our participants in Technical Session 1 and 2.

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The Inaugural session of the International Conference on Transgender Identity and Rights in South Asia kick started today as a sure step towards decentralising academia.

Let's head to cities beyond the political centres and their academic circles because such discussions on Transgender Identity and Rights need to happen everywhere. Because caste, class and gender privileges blind us equally regardless of our geographical locations.

We would like to thank Nishant Upadhyay, Vaibhav Saria and Nicci Take for gracing our Inaugural Ceremony.

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Research Cell, DME is priviliged to host the Keynote speakers, session chairs, participants from Pan India and Overseas, for the International Conference on Transgender Identity and Rights in South Asia.

The completion of this task could not have been possible without the diligent and active involvement of the student members of the Research Cell.

Acknowledging their contribution to this conference with months of sheer hardwork and brainstorming.

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