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A STUDY ON FORENSIC ACCOUNTIONG AND LEGAL INVESTIGATION IN FRAUD CASES IN INDIA BY - AKSHAYA.R & DEVADHARSHINI V.V

Authors: AKSHAYA.R & DEVADHARSHINI V.V
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Year: Mar-2025 | Volume: II | Issue: 7
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AN IN-DEPTH BOOK REVIEW ‘A GLOBAL PERSPECTIVE ON VICTIMS OF CRIME & VICTIM ASSISTANCE; BEST PRACTICES AROUND THE WORLD’ BY - HARINI RANGAVITTAL

Authors: HARINI RANGAVITTAL
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TRADEMARK REPUTATION AND WELL-KNOWN STATUS IN INDIA: AN ANALYSIS OF LEGAL AMBIGUITIES AND JUDICIAL INTERPRETATIONS BY - SANDRA MARIYA KOSHI

Authors: SANDRA MARIYA KOSHI
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ROLE OF SOCIAL MEDIA IN WOMEN’S ADVOCACY BY - MS. AMANDEEP KAUR & KOMALKA BAINS

Authors: MS. AMANDEEP KAUR & KOMALKA BAINS
Registration ID: 109388 | Published Paper ID: IJLRA9388 & IJLRA9389
Year: Mar-2025 | Volume: II | Issue: 7
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HARNESSING INNOVATIONS FOR GENDER EQUALITY BY - MS. AMANDEEP KAUR & SIMRAN

Authors: MS. AMANDEEP KAUR & SIMRAN
Registration ID: 109386 | Published Paper ID: IJLRA9386 & IJLRA9387
Year: Mar-2025 | Volume: II | Issue: 7
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DESIGNER BABIES THROUGH GENETIC ENGINEERING; LEGAL AND ETHICAL CHALLENGES UNDER PATENT LAWS. BY- UPASANA SAHANI

Authors: UPASANA SAHANI
Registration ID: 109385 | Published Paper ID: IJLRA9385
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POVERTY AS A CATALYST FOR DOMESTIC CHILD LABOR: AN EMPIRICAL STUDY IN CHENNAI BY - ASLIN SHINI. S

Authors: ASLIN SHINI. S
Registration ID: 109384 | Published Paper ID: IJLRA9384
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COMPARATIVE STUDY OF APPLICATION OF JUDICIAL REVIEW UNDER THE INDIAN CONSTITUTION AND THE U.S CONSTITUTION BY - KALPANA

Authors: KALPANA
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A STUDY OF VIKSIT BHARAT 2047 - ROADMAP THROUGH SMES BASED FINANCING SCHEMES AND SME-LED INDIAN ECONOMIC GROWTH. BY - DR. (MS.) ASHIMA NEGI & MR. SAHIL S.

Authors: DR. (MS.) ASHIMA NEGI & MR. SAHIL S.
Registration ID: 109381 | Published Paper ID: IJLRA9381 & IJLRA9382
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A CRITICAL ANALYSIS OF THE LEGISLATIVE FRAMEWORK GOVERNING CROSS-BORDER MERGERS AND ACQUISITIONS IN INDIA. BY - ANKITA ROY

Authors: ANKITA ROY
Registration ID: 109380 | Published Paper ID: IJLRA9380
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[2] CROSSING THE TRESHOLD FROM OFFENDER TO VICTIM: ROLE OF THE POLICE AND JUDICIARY IN TILTING THE SCALES By Beulah Shekhar

[5] CONFLICTS AND INTERNAL DISPLACEMENTS: AN OVERVIEW OF VICTIMIZATION ON INTERNALLY DISPLACED PERSONS(IDPs) AND VICTIM ASSISTANCE TRENDS IN ETHIOPIA By G. Shunmuga Sundaram and Getinet Debalke

[6] CRIME PREVENTION AND VICTIM ASSISTANCE: TWO SIDES OF THE SAME COIN By Vipin Vijay Nair

[7] FEAR AND JUSTICE: THE HEART OF THE RESPONSE TO VICTIMIZATION By Marlene A. Young

[8] FEAR OF SEXUAL VICTIMIZATION AND ITS INFLUENCE ON AVOIDANCE AND PROTECTIVE STRATEGIES: AN EMPIRICAL STUDY AMONG WOMEN IN CHENNAI CITY By K. Kuralarasan and M. Priyamvadha

[9] PREVENTION OF VICTIMISATION OF WOMEN: A STUDY ON THE POLICIES AND MECHANISMS IN KERALA By Archana S. Viswan

[10] PREVENTION OF VICTIMISATION THROUGH HIJACKING BY THE INTEGRATION OF EMERGING TECHNOLOGY IN CIVIL AVIATION By P.Gireeshan

[11] THE COMMISSIONER FOR VICTIMS’ RIGHTS, SOUTH AUSTRALIA: INTEGRAL TO STRENGTHENING THE RIGHTS OF VICTIMS OF CRIMES By Michael O’Connell

^{^[12]}TWO SIDES OF THE SAME COIN PROACTIVE POLICING AND VICTIM ASSISTANCE By K.R. Shyamsundar

^{^[13]} PSYCHOLOGICAL IMPACT ON THE VICTIMS OF TERRORISM AND ARMED CONFLICT IN KASHMIR By Sharon Thomas

[14] TAMILNADU PROHIBITION OF HARASSMENT OF WOMEN ACT, 1998: AWARENESS OF LAW AND PREVENTION STRATEGIES AMONG VICTIMS By Sowmya Kumar

[15] TRACING THE SIGNS OF RESTORATIVE POLICING IN KARNATAKA STATE POLICE: A MICRO-LEVEL EXPLORATORY STUDY FROM UDUPI AND MANGLORE CITIES By Jovita Caroline Andrade and Rufus Devairakkam

[16] ROLE OF VICTIM ASSISTANCE SCHEME IN EFFECTIVE REHABILITATION FOR VICTIMS OF COMMERCIAL SEXUAL EXPLOITATION By Vipin Vijay Nair, Sanjeev P. Sahni and D. Daniel T. Andzenge

[17] VICTIM ASSISTANCE PROGRAMS IN INDIA: GOVERNMENTAL AND NON-GOVERNMENTAL INITIATIVES By Beulah Shekar, Priyamvadha M, Keerthi Bolleneni, Anuradha S, Neeru Mishra, Minakshi Sinha and Sujata Mohapatra.

[18] VICTIMS IN POST-CONFLICT SRI LANKA SEEKING TRANSITIONAL JUSTICE ON THE ROAD TO PEACE AND RECONCILIATION By R. Ranjani

[19] NARRATIVES OF SURVIVING ‘GANG RAPE’ AND VICTIM ASSISTANCE PROGRAMS FOR SURVIVORS By Vibha Hetu

[20] VICTIMISATION OF FOREIGNERS IN INDIA: AN ANALYTICAL STUDY By Sunanda Bhagavathy

[21] COMBATING COLLECTIVE GENDERED CRIMES AT BIRTH IN INDIA By K. Gulam Dasthagir

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A STUDY ON FORENSIC ACCOUNTIONG AND LEGAL INVESTIGATION IN FRAUD CASES IN INDIA BY - AKSHAYA.R & DEVADHARSHINI V.V

AN IN-DEPTH BOOK REVIEW ‘A GLOBAL PERSPECTIVE ON VICTIMS OF CRIME & VICTIM ASSISTANCE; BEST PRACTICES AROUND THE WORLD’ BY - HARINI RANGAVITTAL

TRADEMARK REPUTATION AND WELL-KNOWN STATUS IN INDIA: AN ANALYSIS OF LEGAL AMBIGUITIES AND JUDICIAL INTERPRETATIONS BY - SANDRA MARIYA KOSHI

ROLE OF SOCIAL MEDIA IN WOMEN’S ADVOCACY BY - MS. AMANDEEP KAUR & KOMALKA BAINS

HARNESSING INNOVATIONS FOR GENDER EQUALITY BY - MS. AMANDEEP KAUR & SIMRAN

DESIGNER BABIES THROUGH GENETIC ENGINEERING; LEGAL AND ETHICAL CHALLENGES UNDER PATENT LAWS. BY- UPASANA SAHANI

POVERTY AS A CATALYST FOR DOMESTIC CHILD LABOR: AN EMPIRICAL STUDY IN CHENNAI BY - ASLIN SHINI. S

COMPARATIVE STUDY OF APPLICATION OF JUDICIAL REVIEW UNDER THE INDIAN CONSTITUTION AND THE U.S CONSTITUTION BY - KALPANA

A STUDY OF VIKSIT BHARAT 2047 - ROADMAP THROUGH SMES BASED FINANCING SCHEMES AND SME-LED INDIAN ECONOMIC GROWTH. BY - DR. (MS.) ASHIMA NEGI & MR. SAHIL S.

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