kamalaxi G Tadasad
Dr. Kamalaxi G. TadasadPh.D. Professor and Chairperson, Department of Political Science, Rani Channamma University, Belagavi, Karnataka, India. She has 23 years of teaching and research experience. She authored/edited several books (12) including Human Rights and Police Administration published by eminent publishers and several (61) research articles are published in UGC care listed journals and peer reviewed journal in national and international journals repute including India Journal of Public Administration and Indian Journal of Political Science. 09 research scholars awarded Doctoral Degree under her able guidance. She is awarded as the Best-Field Investigator for Karnataka State in ‘National Election Studies’ 1996, conducted by Centre for Study of Developing Societies, New Delhi. She has worked as State Coordinator for Karnataka in International project on “World Value Survey Project: India Segment”, (A joint project Coordinated by International Academy for Creative Teaching (IACT), Bangalore and the Institute of Social Research, University of Michigan – February 2003 and International project on “World Valve Survey Project: India Segment”, (A joint project -coordinated by Bangalore University and the Institute of Social Research, University of Michigan – August2001. she has been associated with Karnataka assembly elections studies in 2017 with CSDS,2023 with Centre for Global Studies,New Delhi. Member andChairperson of BOE and BOS of various Universities in Karnataka State. Serving as Subject Expert to UPSC, KPSC chairman K-SLET in public administration and member in political science for Karnataka State. She has delivered key note address in national conferences and delivered several lectures as resources personin international, national and state level conferences. Memberof NAAC Peer Team. Life Member of IPSA, IIPA, and several other academic and professional bodies. Member Political Science and Public Administration syllabus Committee, (UG Course) National Educational Policy-2020 (Government of Karnataka Government order no ED 26 June 2019, Bengaluru dated:19.06.2021.) As a Chairman and Member carried out various other administrative responsibilities. Karnataka Higher Education council political science subject expert committee member and special invitees’ member of Journalism and Mass Communication subject expert committee. Presently, NSS coordinator, AcademicCouncil member and Chairman (In charge) department of Journalism and Mass Communication,Rani Channamma University, Belagavi.
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Phone: 09448163207
Address: professor of political science
Rani channamma univerity, Belagavi
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This research article explores the state of media freedom and press regulations in Karnataka, a
state in southern India. The study aims to shed light on the existing legal framework governing media
operations and the extent to which it upholds freedom of the press. By examining the challenges faced
by journalists and media organizations in Karnataka, this article offers insights into the broader
implications for democracy, accountability, and transparency in the region. The research incorporates
an analysis of relevant legislation, case studies, and interviews with media professionals to provide a
comprehensive overview of the current state of media freedom in Karnataka.
Key words: Media freedom, Press regulations, Karnataka, Comprehensive analysis, Democracy,
Information flow, Transparency, Accountability, Media landscape.
This article explores the transformative role of civil society in shaping the future governance landscape
of India. Against the backdrop of a rapidly changing socio-political context, this study investigates the
multifaceted contributions of civil society organizations, advocacy groups, and grassroots initiatives in
influencing governance dynamics. The research delves into the mechanisms through which civil society
influences policy formulation, promotes transparency, and fosters citizen engagement. Special emphasis is
placed on the evolving nature of collaboration between civil society and government institutions, with a focus
on innovative approaches, technology integration, and the promotion of inclusivity. Key themes include the
empowerment of marginalized communities, environmental sustainability, and the role of civil society in
advocating for social justice.
The findings of this study are intended to serve as a prospectus for policymakers, academics, and
practitioners seeking a deeper understanding of the collaborative potential between civil society and
government. Through a nuanced exploration of civil society's impact on governance, this research aims to
stimulate discourse and inspire proactive measures for the collective development of India's governance
landscape in the coming years.
Keywords: Civil society, Sustainability, Policy, Empowerment
However, for over a decade, a farmer suicide in India has been a serious public policy concern. More recently, this has led to a shrill media outcry and much politicking. Suicides are characterised by a prior history of difficulties and, in most cases, mental illness that renders the person vulnerable to suicidal behaviour. In India we need to have a deeper understanding of the factors that trigger and contribute to suicides among different demographic categories and research in psychology which deals with mental health related issues needs to do more research. This is all the more important in this era of globalisation, please read Matthew K.Nock et.al. in epidemiological review of Oxford Journals (2008) for more information.
This research article explores the state of media freedom and press regulations in Karnataka, a
state in southern India. The study aims to shed light on the existing legal framework governing media
operations and the extent to which it upholds freedom of the press. By examining the challenges faced
by journalists and media organizations in Karnataka, this article offers insights into the broader
implications for democracy, accountability, and transparency in the region. The research incorporates
an analysis of relevant legislation, case studies, and interviews with media professionals to provide a
comprehensive overview of the current state of media freedom in Karnataka.
Key words: Media freedom, Press regulations, Karnataka, Comprehensive analysis, Democracy,
Information flow, Transparency, Accountability, Media landscape.
This article explores the transformative role of civil society in shaping the future governance landscape
of India. Against the backdrop of a rapidly changing socio-political context, this study investigates the
multifaceted contributions of civil society organizations, advocacy groups, and grassroots initiatives in
influencing governance dynamics. The research delves into the mechanisms through which civil society
influences policy formulation, promotes transparency, and fosters citizen engagement. Special emphasis is
placed on the evolving nature of collaboration between civil society and government institutions, with a focus
on innovative approaches, technology integration, and the promotion of inclusivity. Key themes include the
empowerment of marginalized communities, environmental sustainability, and the role of civil society in
advocating for social justice.
The findings of this study are intended to serve as a prospectus for policymakers, academics, and
practitioners seeking a deeper understanding of the collaborative potential between civil society and
government. Through a nuanced exploration of civil society's impact on governance, this research aims to
stimulate discourse and inspire proactive measures for the collective development of India's governance
landscape in the coming years.
Keywords: Civil society, Sustainability, Policy, Empowerment
However, for over a decade, a farmer suicide in India has been a serious public policy concern. More recently, this has led to a shrill media outcry and much politicking. Suicides are characterised by a prior history of difficulties and, in most cases, mental illness that renders the person vulnerable to suicidal behaviour. In India we need to have a deeper understanding of the factors that trigger and contribute to suicides among different demographic categories and research in psychology which deals with mental health related issues needs to do more research. This is all the more important in this era of globalisation, please read Matthew K.Nock et.al. in epidemiological review of Oxford Journals (2008) for more information.
emerging set of questions that has accompanied national,
cross national and international global political movements
aimed at trying to understand and to improve the situation
of women by eliminating gender inequities and injustices.
To the extent that these bodies of knowledge, concepts and
questions have become recognized, recorded, institutionalized
and legitimized, they may be considered a field of study or,
more formally, a discipline. Often, because of their grassroots
origins and continuing links to specific communities and
cultures, these ideas are dynamic and diverse