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The Constitutional Implications Of The Citizenship Amendment Act (Caa) And National Register Of Citizens (Nrc) In India: Analyzing Recent Developments And Judicial Responses by - DR. C. USHA

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Institutional Investors: Contemporary Issues in India and Reforms by - Pooja Shree A

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The Constitutional Validity of the Sedition Law in India: An Analysis of Supreme Court Judgments by - Dr. C. Usha

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THE ROLE OF INVESTMENT BANKS IN MERGERS AND ACQUISITIONS BY - CHAUDHARY BHAVESH SINGH

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HINDU AND MUSLIM PERSONAL LAWS IN INDIA: A RESEARCH ANALYSING THE CHALLENGES TO SECULARISM. BY - ADYA ARUNIMA

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TRADE MARKING SPORTSPERSON CELEBRATION: THE APPLICATION OF TRADEMARK LAWS IN THE ARENA OF SPORTS BY- VASANTH S

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“MARRIAGE DISSOLUTION AND CHILD SUPPORT: A COMPARATIVE ANALYSIS OF HINDU AND MUSLIM APPROACHES TO FINANCIAL RESPONSIBILITIES TOWARDS CHILDREN AFTER DIVORCE”. BY - JAY VISHAL GOYAL

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ANALYZING THE ROLE OF INDIAN COURTS IN THE INTERSECTION BETWEEN PUBLIC INTERNATIONAL LAW AND INDIAN DOMESTIC LAW. BY - EESHAN SINHA

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