About the Conference

As India advances toward Viksit Bharat 2047, marking the centenary of its independence, the role of Artificial Intelligence in shaping an equitable and inclusive society assumes critical importance. In a period defined by rapid technological transformation and widening social complexities, AI-driven systems have the potential to enhance access to education, research, public services, and opportunities for marginalized communities. Integrating Artificial Intelligence with principles of social justice can therefore serve as a strategic pathway for fostering inclusive growth, strengthening democratic institutions, and building a resilient, future-ready nation capable of addressing emerging national and global challenges.

The theme of the conference, “Artificial Intelligence and Social Justice for VIKSIT BHARAT 2047,” seeks to examine how Artificial Intelligence can support India’s long-term developmental vision. As AI reshapes knowledge production, governance processes, employment structures, and institutional practices, the conference underscores the importance of ethical, inclusive, and sustainable educational frameworks. It aims to foster informed dialogue on designing AI-enabled learning ecosystems that strengthen national priorities, encourage technological self-reliance, and contribute to equitable socio-economic growth.

The conference will provide a platform for deliberation on innovation in digital transformation, environmental sustainability, ethical governance, skill-oriented education, and community engagement. Participants will explore how collaborative research, institutional reforms, and evidence-based policymaking can advance climate resilience, public health systems, technological innovation, and social justice. The conference invites participation from across the diversified sections of stakeholders which broadly includes Academicians, Research Scholars, Policymakers, Practitioners, Professionals, Students, Industry Leaders and Corporate Heads.

To encourage deeper academic engagement, the conference will offer publication opportunities for selected high-quality research papers in reputed journals and in Scopus publication.

Through dialogue, collaboration, and knowledge exchange, the conference aspires to inspire transformative ideas and practical solutions, nurturing a global academic community committed to building a resilient, inclusive, and sustainable future.

Conference Objectives

• To examine the role of Artificial Intelligence in promoting equitable access to justice, governance, education, healthcare, and economic opportunities in India.
• To explore how AI-driven technologies can reduce social inequalities and support inclusive development aligned with the vision of VIKSIT BHARAT 2047.
• To analyse legal, ethical, and regulatory challenges posed by AI in safeguarding fundamental rights, privacy, accountability, and fairness.
• To deliberate on policy frameworks required for responsible and socially beneficial deployment of AI in India.
• To encourage interdisciplinary dialogue among legal scholars, technologists, policymakers, and social scientists on AI-enabled social transformation.
• To generate actionable recommendations for integrating AI with social justice goals to strengthen democratic institutions and public welfare.

Sub-Themes

1. Constitutionalism, Digital Governance and Algorithmic Accountability in the Age of AI.

• This theme examines how the growing use of AI in governance and public decision-making aligns with constitutional principles such as rule of law, equality, transparency, and protection of fundamental rights.
• It invites interdisciplinary legal and social science perspectives to explore regulatory frameworks, accountability mechanisms, and societal impacts of algorithmic governance in promoting inclusive and just development.

2. Artificial Intelligence, Human Rights and Transformative Social Justice Frameworks.

• This theme explores the implications of AI on human rights, equality, and dignity, focusing on how technology can both reinforce and reduce social inequalities.
• It focuses on building ethical and regulatory frameworks that promote transformative and inclusive social justice.

3. Criminal Justice, Surveillance Technologies and Procedural Fairness in the Digital Era.

• This theme examines the use of AI and surveillance technologies in policing, investigation, and adjudication, and their impact on due process and fair trial rights.
• It encourages interdisciplinary analysis of accountability, transparency, and procedural safeguards within digital criminal justice systems.

4. Data Protection, Cyber Regulation and Emerging Digital Privacy Jurisprudence.

• This theme addresses evolving legal and policy challenges surrounding data governance, cyber security, and privacy rights in AI-driven societies.
• It invites discussion on emerging jurisprudence, regulatory models, and the balance between innovation, security, and individual autonomy.

5. Corporate Governance, Competition Laws and Regulation of AI-Driven Digital Economies.

• This theme explores how AI reshapes corporate decision-making, market structures, and competition within digital economies.
• It focuses on legal and socio-economic approaches to ensuring accountability, fair competition, and responsible corporate governance.

6. Impact of AI-driven Automation on Socio-Economic Justice in the Future Employment.

• This theme examines the legal and social implications of automation on labour markets, employment rights, and economic inequality.
• It invites interdisciplinary debate on policy responses, labour protections, and strategies for equitable and inclusive future work environments.

7. Intellectual Property, Innovation Policy and Ownership of AI-Generated Creativity.

• This theme analyses challenges posed by AI-generated works to traditional concepts of authorship, ownership, and innovation incentives.
• It encourages legal and policy discussions on balancing technological advancement with fairness, creativity, and public interest.

8. AI in Public Health, Education and Welfare Governance for Inclusive Development.

• This theme focuses on the role of AI in improving public service delivery while addressing issues of accessibility, ethics, and accountability.
• It invites interdisciplinary perspectives on ensuring that digital governance in welfare sectors promotes equity and inclusive development.

9. Environmental Governance, Climate Justice and Sustainable Artificial Intelligence.

• This theme explores how AI can support environmental regulation, climate resilience, and sustainable development while considering ecological risks and ethical concerns.
• It encourages legal and social science research on aligning technological innovation with climate justice and sustainability goals.

10. Global AI Governance, Comparative Regulation and the Future of Justice Systems.

• This theme examines international and comparative approaches to AI regulation and their implications for legal systems and access to justice.
• It invites interdisciplinary analysis of global governance models, regulatory harmonization, and the transformation of justice institutions in the AI era.

Call for Papers

This call for papers seeks original, well-researched contributions that examine the intricate interplay of artificial intelligence and social justice, offering fresh perspectives and innovative solutions to pressing societal problems. The Conference encourages analytical papers that address existing frameworks, propose policy reforms, or evaluate case studies.

Abstract Submission

The abstract shall be submitted at the time of registration in accordance with the following guidelines:

• Abstracts shall be submitted in English only and must be uploaded in PDF format.
• Cover page of the abstract includes:
  • Title of the Paper.
  • The sub-theme of the conference.
  • Author(s) Full Name(s), Designation.
  • Affiliated College/Institution/University.
  • Contact details: E-mail address and contact number of the corresponding author(s).
• Word limit (Abstract): Between 200-300 words
• Keywords: 5-6 words

Note: Co-authorship is allowed up to a maximum of two authors, subject to registration as per the given scheme.

Full Paper Submission

The manuscript should be the original and unpublished work of the author(s). Any form of plagiarism is strictly prohibited. The similarity check of your paper must not exceed 10%.

• Word limit: 4000-5000 words (excluding references)
• File Format: Microsoft Word (.doc)/(.docx) only
• Font and Formatting:
  • Font: Times New Roman.
  • Font Size: 12 pt.
  • Line Spacing: 1.5 (for main text).
  • References and Foot Notes: Times New Roman, 10pt., 1.0 line spacing.
  • Citation Style: Bluebook 21^st Edition.

Note: Submissions using any other citation format will not be considered.

Submission Process

All authors must submit their research papers in accordance with the following guidelines:

• Cover Page (separate from the manuscript) containing:
  • Title of the Paper.
  • Sub-theme of the Conference.
  • Author(s)’ Full Name(s).
  • Affiliated College/Institution/University.
  • Email ID and Contact Number.
• Final Manuscript including:
  • Title of the Paper.
  • Abstract.
  • Main Text (as per formatting guidelines)

Note: Submissions should be strictly according to the given guidelines. If not followed, they will be primarily rejected.

Who Can Attend?

The Conference invites participation from across the diversified section of stakeholders which broadly includes Academicians, Research Scholars, Policymakers, Practitioners, Professionals, Students, Industry Leaders and Corporate Heads.

Publication Opportunities & Awards

The Selected high-quality Research Papers will offer publication opportunities in the reputed Journals and in Scopus Publication. The Best Presenters under each sub-theme shall be conferred with Awards in recognition of their exemplary academic contributions.