"Echoes of Resistance: Biographies of the Silenced Political Prisoners in the Andamans" delves into the lives of political prisoners incarcerated in the Andaman Islands during the colonial period, exploring their struggles, resistance, and the silencing of their voices by oppressive regimes. This biographical analysis sheds light on the personal histories, ideologies, and sacrifices of individuals who were subjected to brutal confinement in the infamous Cellular Jail and other detention centers. Through a detailed examination of archival records, personal accounts, and historical documents, the study uncovers the narratives of those who challenged colonial rule and fought for India’s independence. The paper highlights the impact of their imprisonment on their families, communities, and the broader nationalist movement. By focusing on these marginalized figures, the study aims to restore their voices, emphasizing the significance of their contributions to the freedom struggle. It also seeks to understand how their legacies have been silenced in mainstream historical narratives and advocates for the recognition of their resilience and sacrifice in shaping modern India.

The research addressed a very important topic in the Swedish state, which is the social protection system that distinguishes the country and is the most developed among the countries of the world. The research also aimed to study and analyze the social protection systems in Sweden, focusing on three main axes: health insurance, social security, and the retirement system. The research aims to understand how these systems are designed and the mechanisms for their implementation in the country, and their effectiveness in providing social protection to citizens as well as their impact on improving the quality of economic and social life. The research concluded that the social protection systems in Sweden are comprehensive and cover more than 98% of the population and are equal among citizens and that they are financed by contributions and compulsory taxes. This was positively reflected in life expectancy at birth, as it increased from (81) to (83) years between 2010 and 2022. Employment rates in the country also increased from 64.4% in 2010 to 67.3% in 2021, despite the negative impact of the Corona pandemic.

This article aims to highlight the crucial conceptual significance of synergetic analysis in scientific forecasting within the economic, social, cultural, and political life of Uzbekistan. Synergetic analysis allows for an in-depth study of the interconnections and dynamic relationships between various processes and systems. This approach contributes to considering Uzbekistan's development as an integrated whole, encompassing economic growth, social stability, cultural advancement, and political reforms.