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FEMINISTIC APPROACH: THE LEGISLATIVE RESPONSE & PROTECTION BY - SANJANA DWIVEDI & DR. MONICA KHAROLA

Authors: SANJANA DWIVEDI & DR. MONICA KHAROLA

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MODERNIZING RAPE LAWS: A COMPARATIVE ANALYSIS OF LEGISLATIVE RESPONSES IN INDIA (SECTION 375, IPC 1860) AND CANADA (SECTION 272, CRIMINAL CODE 1982) BY - HARSH AGARWAL & ROSHNI AGARWAL

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ROLE OF PRIVATE VS. PUBLIC EDUCATIONAL INSTITUTIONS IN FULFILLING THE CONSTITUTIONAL MANDATE OF THE RIGHT TO EDUCATION IN INDIA BY - PRATIKSHA RAWAT & DR. SANTOSH KUMAR

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THE ROLE OF LAW OF CONTRACT IN BUSSINESS TRANSCATIONS BY - PRAJWAL ATUL GUNJAL

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INTELLECTUAL PROPERTY RIGHTS AND BIODIVERSITY: UNDERSTANDING THE COMPLEX INTERPLAY FOR SUSTAINABLE INNOVATION BY - KRISHNAKANT CHOUBEY & DR. AISHWARYA PANDEY

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PUNISHMENT AS AN INTEGRAL PART OF CRIMINAL JURISPRUDENCE: A COMPARATIVE STUDY BETWEEN INDIA AND UNITED KINGDOM BY - SHIKHAR SINGH

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TRIAL BY MEDIA: WHETHER A BOON OR A BANE TO INDIAN JUDICIAL SYSTEM? BY - AYUSHI SRIVASTAVA

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CRAFTING SUCCESS: AN INSIGHT INTO BRUUT BEER’S JOURNEY BY - TRUPTI AGARKAR

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GENETIC GOLDMINE OR LEGAL MINEFIELD? NAVIGATING THE INTRICACIES OF IP RIGHTS IN INTERNATIONAL TRADE LAW BY - MUDIT SINGH

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RIGHT TO PRIVACY IN DIGITAL AGE BY - ABHISHEK VARSHNEY

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FEMINISTIC APPROACH: THE LEGISLATIVE RESPONSE & PROTECTION BY - SANJANA DWIVEDI & DR. MONICA KHAROLA

MODERNIZING RAPE LAWS: A COMPARATIVE ANALYSIS OF LEGISLATIVE RESPONSES IN INDIA (SECTION 375, IPC 1860) AND CANADA (SECTION 272, CRIMINAL CODE 1982) BY - HARSH AGARWAL & ROSHNI AGARWAL

ROLE OF PRIVATE VS. PUBLIC EDUCATIONAL INSTITUTIONS IN FULFILLING THE CONSTITUTIONAL MANDATE OF THE RIGHT TO EDUCATION IN INDIA BY - PRATIKSHA RAWAT & DR. SANTOSH KUMAR

THE ROLE OF LAW OF CONTRACT IN BUSSINESS TRANSCATIONS BY - PRAJWAL ATUL GUNJAL

INTELLECTUAL PROPERTY RIGHTS AND BIODIVERSITY: UNDERSTANDING THE COMPLEX INTERPLAY FOR SUSTAINABLE INNOVATION BY - KRISHNAKANT CHOUBEY & DR. AISHWARYA PANDEY

PUNISHMENT AS AN INTEGRAL PART OF CRIMINAL JURISPRUDENCE: A COMPARATIVE STUDY BETWEEN INDIA AND UNITED KINGDOM BY - SHIKHAR SINGH

TRIAL BY MEDIA: WHETHER A BOON OR A BANE TO INDIAN JUDICIAL SYSTEM? BY - AYUSHI SRIVASTAVA

CRAFTING SUCCESS: AN INSIGHT INTO BRUUT BEER’S JOURNEY BY - TRUPTI AGARKAR

GENETIC GOLDMINE OR LEGAL MINEFIELD? NAVIGATING THE INTRICACIES OF IP RIGHTS IN INTERNATIONAL TRADE LAW BY - MUDIT SINGH

RIGHT TO PRIVACY IN DIGITAL AGE BY - ABHISHEK VARSHNEY

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