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DELEGATED LEGISLATION IN INDIA: A BROADER OUTLOOK BY - KOMAL PENSIA

Authors: KOMAL PENSIA

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OM PRAKASH JAISWAL V. D.K MITTAL & ANR BY: THARANI. M

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CULPABLE HOMICIDE BY - PIULI BANERJEE

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“GROUNDS FOR DIVORCE UNDER THE HINDU LAW: ADULTERY AND CRUELTY” BY - ARYA NAGA

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ENVIRONMENTAL POLLUTION AND HEALTH HAZARDS CREATED BY EXPOSURE OF ELECTROMAGNETIC WAVES INCLUDING MOBILE PHONE WITH LEGAL GUIDELINES BY - DR. PIJUSH KANTI BHATTACHARJEE

Authors: DR. PIJUSH KANTI BHATTACHARJEE

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UNVEILING THE SHADOWS: EXPLORING THE COMPLEXITIES OF HUMAN TRAFFICKING BY - DR. SUMAN SHRIVASTAVA & KUMARI MUSKAN

Authors: DR. SUMAN SHRIVASTAVA & KUMARI MUSKAN

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CRIMES BY WOMEN-ABUSE OF LAWS BY: PAYAL YADAV

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“CENSORIOUS AUGMENTATION OF FEDERALISM IN INDIA: CURRENT PROBLEMS AND PROSPECTS” BY - NIKHAT FATIMA

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TREATMENT GIVENT TO DESTRUCTION OF PROPERTY UNDER INTERNATIONAL LAW BY - SWETHA SREE MURIKIPUDI

Authors: SWETHA SREE MURIKIPUDI

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ONLINE BANKING IN INDIA: USER BEHAVIOURS AND DESIGN GUIDELINES BY - PRERNA RAJENDRA KOKARE

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DELEGATED LEGISLATION IN INDIA: A BROADER OUTLOOK BY - KOMAL PENSIA

OM PRAKASH JAISWAL V. D.K MITTAL & ANR BY: THARANI. M

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“GROUNDS FOR DIVORCE UNDER THE HINDU LAW: ADULTERY AND CRUELTY” BY - ARYA NAGA

ENVIRONMENTAL POLLUTION AND HEALTH HAZARDS CREATED BY EXPOSURE OF ELECTROMAGNETIC WAVES INCLUDING MOBILE PHONE WITH LEGAL GUIDELINES BY - DR. PIJUSH KANTI BHATTACHARJEE

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CRIMES BY WOMEN-ABUSE OF LAWS BY: PAYAL YADAV

“CENSORIOUS AUGMENTATION OF FEDERALISM IN INDIA: CURRENT PROBLEMS AND PROSPECTS” BY - NIKHAT FATIMA

TREATMENT GIVENT TO DESTRUCTION OF PROPERTY UNDER INTERNATIONAL LAW BY - SWETHA SREE MURIKIPUDI

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