Globalization offers each and every member of society clear economic opportunities and benefits but it comes with substantial social costs that often appear to affect young people more as they are in their tenuous transitional status within an uncertain and rapidly evolving global context. Hence this book explores the Indian Youth experiences with globalization and its co-relationship with the law of the land. The book gives an insight to the ambiguities and contradictions that characterizes globalization, providing an assessment of its different implications on Indian Youth, its contribution to local-global tensions and its tendency to simultaneously promote linkages and divisions, inclusion and exclusion and connectedness and isolation.

Right to information is the hallmark of the civilized societies of highest order. This book delineates the Right to Information Act, 2005 in Indian context. The book attempts to explain and interprets Right to Information's legal provisions in simplified terms. The attempt highlights the issues which needs consideration with respect to RTI. It tries to analyse the theoretical modal and practical scenario in contemporary context and projects the societal pre- requisites and requisites to implement RTI in its true nature and spirits.

This research analyses the homosexual relations in the Indian context which was kept successfully under cover till 2009. The research attempts to describe and explain various aspects of Homosexuality including the evolution, the reasons, the societal attitude - reactions towards such relations and changes in societal perception regarding Homosexuality post 2005. The author also draws insight from the countries where homosexual marriages are legalized and also highlights their outcome on account of legalizing Homosexual relations. At the end taking fair and strong arguments both in favour and against the debatable issue has been concluded whether to legalise homosexual marriages in India based on empirical and theoretical facts and evidences.