FROM PROMISE TO PRACTICE: UNPACKING INDIAS RIGHT TO EDUCATION ACT, 2009 BY - JAYDEEP FINDORIA

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THE ROLE OF INTELLECTUAL PROPERTY RIGHTS IN THE FASHION INDUSTRY BY - MANIK PAHUJA

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ECONOMIC ADVANTAGES AND DISADVANTAGES OF ARBITRATION PROCEEDINGS IN INTERNATIONAL TRADE BY- ASHOK KUMAR TIWARI & PROFF. (DR.) CHANDRASHEKHAR

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“ROOT CAUSES OF CUSTOMARY PRACTICES OF VIRGINITY TESTING IN INDIA AND AFRICA” BY - MADHURI TULSHIRAM GANGURDE & DR. ADV HARITA SHINDE BANGALI

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FREEDOM OF SPEECH AND PUBLIC FUNCTIONARIES: A SOCIO-LEGAL CRITIQUE OF KAUSHAL KISHORE V. STATE OF UTTAR PRADESH (2023) BY - LOKESH MITTAL & SANIGHDHA

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SCOPE OF NEUROSCIENCE BEYOND DETERMINING RESPONSIBILITY: LEGALITY AND RESPONSIBILITY OF BRAIN IMPLANTS BY - ARCHANA VISWANATH

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FREEDOM OF PRESS AND CENSORSHIP IN JAMMU & KASHMIR BY: CHINAR THAKUR

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LEGAL POSITION & LAWS RELATING TO LIVE- IN RELATIONSHIPS IN INDIA BY - YAALESWAR THIRUNAVUKKARASU

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MARITIME SECURITY AND ECONOMY: STUDY OF INDIA’S NEIGHBORING COUNTRIES BY - RADHIKA MAHESHWARI

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THE RESTITUTION OF CONJUGAL RIGHTS – RIGHT OR WRONG? BY - GINNI CHOPRA

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[1] ‘Press in India’ reports are prepared by Office of Registrar of Newspapers for India.

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[8] WPFI is published by Reporters Without Borders (RSF). It is being published since 2002 and is an annual ranking of countries on the basis of extent of freedom given to news organizations and journalists.

[9]For example, Section 95 of the Cr.P.C which allows forfeiture of certain content/ publications. Under this section, the State government can punish for printing anything harmful to the state in any newspaper, book or document.

[10] Press Council of India is a statutory and quasi-judicial body which was established under the Press Council Act, 1978. It acts as the self-regulatory body for the press.

[11] We are focusing only on those means which affect the newspapers specifically

[12] Jammu and Kashmir was a state in 2016. It became a union territory only in 2019.

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[25] 2 killed, mobs defy restrictions, DAILY EXCELSIOR, July 16, 2016, at 1.

[26] Mob tries to storm army camp in Bandipora, 3 injured, DAILY EXCELSIOR, July 18, 2016, at 1.

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