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RIVER PERSONHOOD AND ENVIRONMENTAL JUSTICE: ADDRESSING JURISDICTIONAL CHALLENGES BY - PRIYANKA MISHRA

Authors: PRIYANKA MISHRA

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Year: Mar-2025 | Volume: II | Issue: 7

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CHALLENGES OF WETLAND CONSERVATION AND ROLE OF WOMEN- A LEGAL STUDY. BY - SNIGDHA SRIVASTAVA & DR. MUJIBUR REHMAN

Authors: SNIGDHA SRIVASTAVA & DR. MUJIBUR REHMAN

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IMPACT OF AI ON COPYRIGHT LAW: WHO OWNS AI-GENERATED WORKS? BY - SIMRAN GAHLOT

Authors: SIMRAN GAHLOT

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ROLE OF JUDICIARY IN SHAPING LEGISLATIONS IN INDIA BY - PUSHKARAJ A. SANGVE & AKSHAY A. CHATE

Authors: PUSHKARAJ A. SANGVE & AKSHAY A. CHATE

Registration ID: 109273 | Published Paper ID: IJLRA9273 & IJLRA9274

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AN ANALYSIS OF ROLE OF THE STATE IN THE ADMINISTRATION OF JUSTICE WITH SPECIAL REFERENCE TO JUSTICE TO VICTIMS OF CRIME BY - DR. RAJENDRAKUMAR HITTANAGI

Authors: DR. RAJENDRAKUMAR HITTANAGI

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NAVIGATING THE LEGAL LANDSCAPE OF BLOCKCHAIN TECHNOLOGY BY - PARAM DEV TOMAR

Authors: PARAM DEV TOMAR

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IMPACT OF GST LAWS ON BUSINESS PROFITABILITY IN INDIA: AN EVALUATIVE ANALYSIS OF CHANGES SINCE IMPLEMENTATION, DISPUTE RESOLUTION MECHANISMS AND IMPACT ON BUSINESS EFFICIENCY. BY - MISS. MOMIN SHEEN MUJAHID

Authors: MISS. MOMIN SHEEN MUJAHID

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INDIAS APPROACH IN NAVIGATING REFUGEE POLICY AND CLIMATE MIGRATION BY - DIYA JOSEPH

Authors: DIYA JOSEPH

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A STUDY OF WOMENS REPRODUCTIVE AUTONOMY IN INDIA: LEGAL FRAMEWORKS AND CHALLENGES BY - MS. SUNITA SHARMA & DR. JOGIRAM SHARMA

Authors: MS. SUNITA SHARMA & DR. JOGIRAM SHARMA

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UNEQUAL BURDEN - WHY WOMEN BEAR THE BRUNT OF WITCH HUNTS BY - DEEKSHA KUMARI

Authors: DEEKSHA KUMARI

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