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Majority Shareholders Power And Minority Sharholder’s Right: An Analysis BY - Anurag Singh

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“Protection Of Religious Rights And Freedom Under The Indian Constitution: A Critical Analysis” BY - Sachein V G

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Should Capital Punishment Be Abolished Or Not? by - SUMIT SAMANIYA & SHRUTI KUMARI

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Constitutional Law Perspectives On The Right To Education: The Illam Thedi Kalvi Scheme by - Dr. C. Usha

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The Future of Cultural and National Identity by - Tarsisius Gahadzikwa

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Exploring The Realm Of Non-Traditional Trademarks: An Indian Perspective by - Swati Mehra, DR. SANJIV SINGH BHADAURIA & MADHAV KUMAR

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Implications And Challenges To Pocso Act: An Emperical Study by - Ramneek Kaur

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The Governor’s Role In State Legislation: A Constitutional Perspective BY - V VISHAL, BIBHUTI BHATTA & KUMARI ASMITA

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THE MISUSE OF LAW BY WOMEN IN INDIA: CONSTITUTIONALITY OF GENDER BIAS BY - BIBHUTI BHATTA & V VISHAL

Authors :BIBHUTI BHATTA & V VISHAL

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Securing The Digital Landscape: An In-Depth Analysis Of The Digital Personal Data Protection Act, 2023 BY - Sejal Raghuwanshi

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Constitutional Law Perspectives On The Right To Education: The Illam Thedi Kalvi Scheme by - Dr. C. Usha

The Future of Cultural and National Identity by - Tarsisius Gahadzikwa

Exploring The Realm Of Non-Traditional Trademarks: An Indian Perspective by - Swati Mehra, DR. SANJIV SINGH BHADAURIA & MADHAV KUMAR

Implications And Challenges To Pocso Act: An Emperical Study by - Ramneek Kaur

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THE MISUSE OF LAW BY WOMEN IN INDIA: CONSTITUTIONALITY OF GENDER BIAS BY - BIBHUTI BHATTA & V VISHAL

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