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THE DELIMITATION OF AIR AND SPACE IN THE CONTEXT OF AEROSPACE VEHICLES AND THE USE OF FORCE BY: PRAKASH CHAND

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THE CONSTITUTIONALITY OF INTER-CASTE MARRIAGE AND ITS POSITIVE IMPACT ON SOCIETY BY - Mr. Karna Singh, Mr. Sailya Singh & Mr. Srinivas Puala

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"CLASHING SOVEREIGNTIES: UNRAVELING THE DOCTRINE OF REPUGNANCY IN THE INDIAN FEDERAL SYSTEM" BY - VAISHALI YADAV

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GENETICS, GENESIS, THE BIBLE & BEHAVIOR: PERSPECTIVES ON CRIMINALITY BY: ISHAAN DEEPAK JOSHI

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NAVIGATING THE LEGAL LANDSCAPE OF DEEPFAKES IN INDIA: PUNISHMENTS AND PROTECTIONS BY - SHYAMASIS SARANGI & NIDHI SHARMA

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UNDERSTANDING TRIBALS IN NATIONAL AND INTERNATIONAL SCENARIO: A HISTORICAL PERSPECTIVE BY - YASHRAJ SINGH PARIHAR

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ANALYSIS OF CIRCULAR TRADING IN FRAUDULENT AND UNFAIR TRADE PRACTICES RELATED TO SECURITIES MARKETS IN INDIA AND A COMPARATIVE STUDY WITH UNITED STATES BY - NALINI R

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INDIA ASPIRATION TO BE PERMANENT MEMBER UNITED NATIONS SECURITY COUNCIL. BY - AKASH KUMAR

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UNCHAINING JUSTICE: BLOCKCHAIN TECHNOLOGYS PIONEERING ROLE IN INDIAN ALTERNATIVE DISPUTE RESOLUTION BY - MRUNMAI PRADEEP PIMPARKAR & TANVI BRIJESH SONAWANE

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LIFE SENTENCES WITHOUT PAROLE AND PROPORTIONALITY: EVALUATING THE ETHICAL AND HUMAN RIGHTS IMPLICATIONS BY - TANYA MITTAL

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