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SCOPE, ADMISSIBILITY, AND CHALLENGES OF ELECTRONIC EVIDENCE BY - PALLAMREDDY LASYA SRI

Authors: PALLAMREDDY LASYA SRI

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AI AND INTELLECTUAL PROPERTY: BALANCING INNOVATION WITH PROTECTION BY - KHUSHI BHAGAT

Authors: KHUSHI BHAGAT

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RULE OF LAW AS THE ESSENCE OF INDIAN DEMOCRACY: A CRITICAL STUDY WITH REFERENCE TO JUDICIAL DECISIONS BY - DANIYAL ZAMEER, MOHD SAIFULLAH KHAN & MOHD ARMAN

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COMBATING CHILD LABOUR IN INDIA - A STUDY WITH SPECIAL REFERENCE TO CONTRIBUTION OF UNITED NATIONS SYSTEM OF ORGANISATIONS BY - SAHIL KUMAR & DR. PRIYANKA GUPTA

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CASE COMMENTARY ARNESH KUMAR V. STATE OF BIHAR BY - PARITOSH SHANDILYA & ANANYA AGGARWAL

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IPR ENFORCEMENT: STRATEGIES AND CHALLENGES IN DIFFERENT JURISDICTIONS BY - SURYANSH MISHRA

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EXAMINING CUSTODIAL VIOLENCE IN INDIA: CASE ANALYSIS OF DK BASU VS STATE OF WEST BENGAL BY - BHAVYA SUREKA

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A 25-YEAR ANALYSIS OF LEGAL AND INSTITUTIONAL FRAMEWORKS IN ODISHAS DISASTER MANAGEMENT POST-SUPER CYCLONE BY - MS. ADYASHA BEHERA & MR. BHANU PRATAP SINGH

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LEGAL REGIMES FOR MEDICAL NEGLIGENCE IN INDIA: A CRITICAL ANALYSIS ON THE NECESSITY OF A COMPREHENSIVE LEGAL FRAMEWORK BY - ADITYA GOYAL & AKSHITA GOYAL

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CUSTODIAL VIOLENCE – ADVERSARY OR COMPANION OF JUSTICE? BY - AYUSH KUMAR SINHA

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[12] IPC Section 338 - Causing grievous hurt by act endangering life.

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