LEGAL FRAMEWORKS ADDRESSING CYBERBULLYING BY - SHEEBA SIDDIQUI

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"AN ANALYTICAL STUDY ON THE IMMIGRATION LAWS IN INDIA WITH SPECIAL REFERENCE TO AIRPORT AUTHORITIES OF INDIA" BY - Y. BEN VINAY SAGAR

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SEPARATION OF POWER IN THE INDIAN CONSTITUTION: A COMPARATIVE STUDY WITH THE US, BRITAIN, CANADA, GERMANY AND OTHERS BY - SURAJ SAMUI

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ANALYSIS ON MAINTENANCE OF WIVES, CHILDREN AND PARENTS UNDER INDIAN LAW BY - RUDRAVIR RAJ SHRIYAM

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ADMINISTRATION OF JUSTICE IN DOMAIN NAME DISPUTES: CRITICAL ANALYSIS OF DISPUTE RESOLUTION POLICIES (DRPs). BY - DR. AARUSHI BATRA

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CORPORATE TAX DISPARITIES IN INDIA: CAUSES AND IMPLICATIONS FOR TAX POLICY BY: SHIVAM GUPTA

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SEPARATION OF POWER – STRESS AND STRAIN BY - KRITIK ROSHAN RV & SABARI RAJAN

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THE JOURNEY OF ELECTION COMMISSION, FROM 1950 TO 2023, WITH SPECIAL REFERENCE TO THE CASE OF TN SHESHAN. BY - RISHAB. D. GOLANI & PUJITA AGARWAL

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ISSUES AND CHALLENGES OF GENDER EQUALITY IN TRIBAL SOCIETY BY - KAILAS P. VASAVE

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‘DISPARITY IN SENTENCING PROCESS’ BY – GHANISHTHA SHRIVASTAVA

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LEGAL FRAMEWORKS ADDRESSING CYBERBULLYING BY - SHEEBA SIDDIQUI

"AN ANALYTICAL STUDY ON THE IMMIGRATION LAWS IN INDIA WITH SPECIAL REFERENCE TO AIRPORT AUTHORITIES OF INDIA" BY - Y. BEN VINAY SAGAR

SEPARATION OF POWER IN THE INDIAN CONSTITUTION: A COMPARATIVE STUDY WITH THE US, BRITAIN, CANADA, GERMANY AND OTHERS BY - SURAJ SAMUI

ANALYSIS ON MAINTENANCE OF WIVES, CHILDREN AND PARENTS UNDER INDIAN LAW BY - RUDRAVIR RAJ SHRIYAM

ADMINISTRATION OF JUSTICE IN DOMAIN NAME DISPUTES: CRITICAL ANALYSIS OF DISPUTE RESOLUTION POLICIES (DRPs). BY - DR. AARUSHI BATRA

CORPORATE TAX DISPARITIES IN INDIA: CAUSES AND IMPLICATIONS FOR TAX POLICY BY: SHIVAM GUPTA

SEPARATION OF POWER – STRESS AND STRAIN BY - KRITIK ROSHAN RV & SABARI RAJAN

THE JOURNEY OF ELECTION COMMISSION, FROM 1950 TO 2023, WITH SPECIAL REFERENCE TO THE CASE OF TN SHESHAN. BY - RISHAB. D. GOLANI & PUJITA AGARWAL

ISSUES AND CHALLENGES OF GENDER EQUALITY IN TRIBAL SOCIETY BY - KAILAS P. VASAVE

‘DISPARITY IN SENTENCING PROCESS’ BY – GHANISHTHA SHRIVASTAVA

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