BRUTALITY OF U.P. POLICE- A QUESTION FOR HUMAN RIGHTS By - Disha Singh

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PHARMACEUTICAL BUSINESS STRATEGIES: COMPETITION BETWEEN ORIGINATOR AND GENERIC COMPANIES IN EUROPEAN UNION AND ITS RELATIVE IMPACT ON INDIA. By - Nivedita Singh & Aryan Singh

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RESTRUCTURING THE AGE OF CRIMINALITY OF JUVENILES By- Disha Singh

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ARTIFICIAL INTELLIGENCE S EFFECTS ON THE LEGAL SECTOR: TRANSFORMING LEGAL PRACTICE By - Sheeba N

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WORKERS RIGHTS: A COMPREHENSIVE ANALYSIS AND THE PATH TO EMPOWERMENT By – Shahil Laskar

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A JUDICIAL REVIEW OF DNA AS EVIDENCE – A CASE COMMENT ON HARISHCHANDRA SITARAM KHANORKAR V. STATE OF MAHARASHTRA By - Ravani Ukti Nayudu

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CRITICAL ANALYSIS OF THE CSR FRAMEWORK IN INDIA- CONTEXT OF THE PANDEMIC By - Midhula Gattu

FRAGMENTATION OF INTERNATIONAL LAW: CHALLENGES AND PROSPECTS BY - AKASHDEEP SENGUPTA

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WORKERS RIGHTS: A COMPREHENSIVE ANALYSIS AND THE PATH TO EMPOWERMENT By – Shahil Laskar

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