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AGEING OF POPULATION BY - AARUSH SHRIKANT PATIL

Authors : AARUSH SHRIKANT PATIL

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THE ANALYSIS OF THE HUMAN RIGHTS OF WOMEN PRISONERS AND THEIR CHILDREN FROM A CONSTITUTIONAL PERSPECTIVE BY - MRS. KUSUM SINGH & MR. ANUJ SETHI

Authors : MRS. KUSUM SINGH & MR. ANUJ SETHI

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THE EFFECTS OF ADVERSE POSSESSION ON PROPERTY RIGHTS BY - SUHANI PANDEY

Authors : SUHANI PANDEY

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UNIVERSAL DECLARATION OF HUMAN RIGHTS AND ITS IMPLICATIONS BY - DR. N. PRAMOD SINGH

Authors : DR. N. PRAMOD SINGH

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THE PROTECTION OF TRADE SECRETS IN INTERNATIONAL COMMERCIAL TRANSACTIONS BY - JESTY K AJAY, ADV. NEETHU S., KIRTHI MANOJ, ARYA K ASHOK & RESHMA RANJITH

Authors : JESTY K AJAY, ADV. NEETHU S., KIRTHI MANOJ, ARYA K ASHOK & RESHMA RANJITH

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RIGHT TO PRIVACY IN INDIA: A STUDY WITH SPECIAL REFERENCE TO PRISONERS RIGHT BY - VIKAS SINGH YADAV & DHARAMVEER SINGH YADAV

Authors : VIKAS SINGH YADAV & DHARAMVEER SINGH YADAV

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HUMAN RIGHTS PERSPECTIVES FROM NATIONAL AND INTERNATIONAL LAW: SPECIFIC REFERENCE TO PRECEDENTS OF APEX COURT BY - ARUN

Authors : ARUN

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PRIONER’S RIGHTS AND LEGISLATIVE INSTRUMENTS ALIGNING WITH JUDICIAL PRECEDENTS BY - VIVEK KUMAR SHUKLA

Authors : VIVEK KUMAR SHUKLA

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EDUCATION AND SKILL DEVELOPMENT FOR PRISONERS: A PATH TO REHABILITATION AND REINTEGRATION BY - ESHAN SINGHAL & KAMAL HASME

Authors : ESHAN SINGHAL & KAMAL HASME

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CONJUGAL VISIT OF PRISONERS IN BANGLADESH: AN EMERGING SEMBLANCE OF HUMAN RIGHTS; SPECIAL REFERENCE TO INDIAN JUDICIAL DEVELOPMENTS BY - NAEEM AHSAN TALHA

Authors : NAEEM AHSAN TALHA

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AGEING OF POPULATION BY - AARUSH SHRIKANT PATIL

THE ANALYSIS OF THE HUMAN RIGHTS OF WOMEN PRISONERS AND THEIR CHILDREN FROM A CONSTITUTIONAL PERSPECTIVE BY - MRS. KUSUM SINGH & MR. ANUJ SETHI

THE EFFECTS OF ADVERSE POSSESSION ON PROPERTY RIGHTS BY - SUHANI PANDEY

UNIVERSAL DECLARATION OF HUMAN RIGHTS AND ITS IMPLICATIONS BY - DR. N. PRAMOD SINGH

THE PROTECTION OF TRADE SECRETS IN INTERNATIONAL COMMERCIAL TRANSACTIONS BY - JESTY K AJAY, ADV. NEETHU S., KIRTHI MANOJ, ARYA K ASHOK & RESHMA RANJITH

RIGHT TO PRIVACY IN INDIA: A STUDY WITH SPECIAL REFERENCE TO PRISONERS RIGHT BY - VIKAS SINGH YADAV & DHARAMVEER SINGH YADAV

HUMAN RIGHTS PERSPECTIVES FROM NATIONAL AND INTERNATIONAL LAW: SPECIFIC REFERENCE TO PRECEDENTS OF APEX COURT BY - ARUN

PRIONER’S RIGHTS AND LEGISLATIVE INSTRUMENTS ALIGNING WITH JUDICIAL PRECEDENTS BY - VIVEK KUMAR SHUKLA

EDUCATION AND SKILL DEVELOPMENT FOR PRISONERS: A PATH TO REHABILITATION AND REINTEGRATION BY - ESHAN SINGHAL & KAMAL HASME

CONJUGAL VISIT OF PRISONERS IN BANGLADESH: AN EMERGING SEMBLANCE OF HUMAN RIGHTS; SPECIAL REFERENCE TO INDIAN JUDICIAL DEVELOPMENTS BY - NAEEM AHSAN TALHA

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