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TRADE RELATION DURING CORONA -VIRUS PANDEMIC BY: HARSHITA PRAKASH

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ISSUES, CONCERNS AND REGULATION OF FAKE NEWS: A CRITICAL ANALYSIS BY - Ms. Vibhuti Tabiyar & Dr. S. Krishnan

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DRONES AND THE LEGALITY AND ETHICS OF WAR BY- Dr. S. Krishnan & Ms. Anchal Shukla

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THE IMAPCT OF ALTERNATIVE DISPUTE RESOLUTION ON ACCESS TO JUSTICE IN INDIA. BY - ANUPRIYA YADAV

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“A COMPARATIVE ANALYSIS OF AN EDUCATIONAL INSTITUTION AS A COMPANY OR A TRUST: THE LEGAL IMPLICATIONS FOR SUSTAINABILITY” BY – ANANYA TUSHAR DOSHI

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AN ANALYSIS OF THE CORPORATE ENVIRONMENTAL RESPONSIBILITIES BY: AARNAV SINGH CHUGH

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ATTACHMENT OF CORPORATE DEBTOR’S ASSETS BY ENFORCEMENT DIRECTORATE: CONUNDRUM BETWEEN PREVENTION OF MONEY LAUNDERING ACT (PMLA) AND INSOLVENCY AND BANKRUPTCY CODE (IBC) BY - SRISHTI VIRAT

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CORPORATE SOCIAL CONTRACT; A NEW CONCEPT AND ITS RELATION WITH CORPORATE GOVERNANCE AND CORPORATE SOCIAL RESPONSIBILITY BY - NIKHIL A S

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‘ILLEGAL MIGRANT’ OR ‘REFUGEE’? ASYLUM SANS LEGISLATIVE FRAMEWORK BY - PRIYANKA BISWAS

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