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“A CRITICALLY ANALYSIS OF TORTURE WITH SPECIAL REFERENCE TO INDIA” BY - B. KUBENDRAN

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EXISTING LEGAL ISSUES AND DIGITISATION OF LAND RECORDS BY: MALAVIKA K

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ANALYSIS OF IMPACT OF THE COVID-19 ON THE ENVIRONMENT- A BLESSING OR CURSE BY- SAPTARSHI ROY & KAUSHIKI ROY

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GROWTH PROSPECTS OF SECONDARY EDUCATION IN INDIA – A LEGAL ANALYSIS BY: JAYASURIYAN V P & M.K. MRUDULA

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JUDICIAL INDEPENDENCE IN JUDICIAL APPOINTMENTS? By.: Prof. Dr. Mahavir Singh Kalon

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