REPRODUCTIVE RIGHTS IN INDIA By - Reshel Bretny Fernandes

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A CRITICAL ANALYSIS ON THE LEGACY AND LEGITMACY OF ICTY THROUGH THE LENS OF TADIC CASE BY: RAKSHANDHA DARAK

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CORPORATE SOCIAL RESPONSIBILITY AND EDUCATION SECTOR-A CRITICAL STUDY BY: KK. NAKSHATHRA

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A CRITICAL ANALYSIS OF THE CINEMATOGRAPH ACT,1952 AND FACETS OF CINEMATOGRAPHY WITH SPECIAL EMPHASIS ON ITS CONSTITUTIONAL AND LEGAL ASPECTS. BY - NEHA CHATURVEDI

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HUMAN RIGHTS PROTECTION: PLENTY OF LAWS BUT PLENTY OF VIOLENCE, WHY? BY - NOORU MOHAMMED

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PROTECTION OF THE RIGHTS AND SAFETY OF RESIDENTS AND THE ENVIRONMENT: A CASE STUDY OF DEMOLITION OF SUPERTECH TWIN TOWERS IN NOIDA BY - SHIRISH SINGH

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ASSISTED REPRODUCTIVE TECHNOLOGY RULES 2022 BY - KESHAV SETHI

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CASE COMMENT ON INTERNET SHUTDOWN AND THE ANURADHA CASE BY - SUDHANVA

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AN OVERVIEW OF WILDLIFE CONSERVATION IN INDIA BY - G. KAVYA REDDY

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KARNATAKA HIJAB BAN CASE: SUPREME COURT DELIVERS SPLIT VERDICT BY - SHIVAM SAURABH

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