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ISSUES AND CHALLENGES ASSOCIATED WITH AGE OF CONSENT IN INDIA BY: GURU PRASAD SINGH & DR. MAMTA SHARMA

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ROLE OF CONFEDERATION OF INDIAN INDUSTRY IN DEVELOPMENT OF CORPORATE GOVERNANCE BY: UTKARSH PANDEY & PRIYA MISHRA

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REASEARCH PAPER ADR BY - ALTAMASH KHAN

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INTERNATIONAL AND NATIONAL EXPERIENCE OF COUNTERING CRIMES BY - DEVAPRIYA VIJAYAN

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THE ICCS JURIDICAL CONTINUUM A STUDY IN LEGAL EVOLUTION BY - UTKARSH PANDEY & SNEH PANDEY

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EXAMINING LEGAL SAFEGUARDS AGAINST CUSTODIAL TORTURE: A CRITICAL ANALYSIS BY - GEETHA LAKSHMI. R

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BOOM OF DIGITAL LENDING BY - ARPIT JAIN & SAUMYA TOMAR

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“ILLEGAL TRADE OF TIGER PARTS IN INDIA AND ITS DEVASTATING IMPACT ON TIGER CONSERVATION EFFORTS

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“HUMAN RIGHTS AND REFUGEES: THE ISRAEL AND PALESTINE CONFLICT” BY: MANAV RAO

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