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PIONEERING INNOVATIONS IN DIGITAL JURISPRUDENCE: EVALUATING ODR SYSTEMS AND AI IN SHAPING THE FUTURE OF CONFLICT RESOLUTION BY - YASH PATHAK & ANUSREA GOSWAMI

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RAPE: THE GRIM HARSH REALITY IN INDIA AND THE LOOPHOLES IN THE LEGAL SYSTEM BY - DR.S.KRISHNAN & KUNDAN SINGH

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LGBTQ+ RIGHTS IN INDIA: LEGAL, SOCIAL, AND CULTURAL PERSPECTIVES BY - PAKHI TANDON

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ANALYSIS OF ESSENTIALS OF MARRIAGE UNDER MUSLIM LAW BY - DEEKSHA UPADHYAY

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INTERNATIONAL PERSPECTIVE OF RIGHT TO EDUCATION BY - NITIKA MAHAJAN

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AN ANALYTICAL STUDY OF PROTECTION OF CHILDREN FROM SEXUAL OFFENCES AND ROLE OF NEW CRIMINAL LAW BY – DR. REKHA RANI SHARMA

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ANALYSIS OF CURRENT INDIAN LEGISLATION ON BIOTECHNOLOGY BY - SMITA R. NAIK & PRAJAKTA PIMPALSHENDE

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ANALYTICAL STUDY ON CORPORATE SOCIAL RESPONSIBILITY (CSR) & LEGAL IMPLICATIONS BY - SMITA R. NAIK & AKSHAY KABRA

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“ARNESH KUMAR V. STATE OF BIHAR, (2014) 8 SCC 273” BY: AYUSH KUMAR JAISWAL & PURVA RANI

PIONEERING INNOVATIONS IN DIGITAL JURISPRUDENCE: EVALUATING ODR SYSTEMS AND AI IN SHAPING THE FUTURE OF CONFLICT RESOLUTION BY - YASH PATHAK & ANUSREA GOSWAMI

RAPE: THE GRIM HARSH REALITY IN INDIA AND THE LOOPHOLES IN THE LEGAL SYSTEM BY - DR.S.KRISHNAN & KUNDAN SINGH

LGBTQ+ RIGHTS IN INDIA: LEGAL, SOCIAL, AND CULTURAL PERSPECTIVES BY - PAKHI TANDON

ANALYSIS OF ESSENTIALS OF MARRIAGE UNDER MUSLIM LAW BY - DEEKSHA UPADHYAY

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FREEDOM OF RELIGION AND ITS LIMITS: ANALYZING ARTICLE 25 OF INDIAN CONSTITUTION BY: SAMRIDHI SHARMA

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