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COMPETITION LAW ISSUES IN THE PHARMACEUTICAL SECTOR IN INDIA AND ITS IMPACT ON IPRS BY - SARITA RANGA

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COLONIZATION OF GREAT BRITAIN BY - MR. SUSHANT RAI

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IS INDIA FUELING MODERN SLAVERY? BY - NANDANA SUBHA VINUKUMAR & NANDANA VENUGOPAL

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A CRITICAL EXAMINATION ON CONSUMER PROTECTION IN ONLINE SHOPPING, DECEPTIVE ADVERTISING, AND LAWFUL PROTECTION BY - KAMALESWARY J P, MURUKESAN J P, RESHMA RENJITH & GAUTHAM A. B

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NEED OF CORPORATE GOVERNANCE IN STARTUPS: AN ANALYSIS BY - TANVI SHARMA & KRITIKA MALIK

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LEGAL FRAMEWORK ON AIR POLLUTION (LAW & POLICY) AND ITS MITIGATING FACTORS BY - V. NIVETHA

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