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A STUDY OF TRIPLE TALAQ: THE MUSLIM WOMEN (PROTECTION OF RIGTHS ON MARRIAGE) BILL BY - DR. SARITA DEHARIYA MEHRA

Authors : DR. SARITA DEHARIYA MEHRA

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THE INTERSECTION OF ARTIFICIAL INTELLIGENCE, INTELLECTUAL PROPERTY RIGHTS, AND HUMAN RIGHTS: CHALLENGES AND FRAMEWORKS BY - UBITHA P.K

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THE FINAL PLEA “Mercy Petition in Death Sentence Cases” (Section-472 of Bharatiya Nagarik Suraksha Sanhita, 2023) BY - SRINIBAS PRAHARAJ

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VICTIM BLAMING IN THE LEGAL SYSTEM: IMPLICATIONS FOR JUSTICE AND FAIRNESS BY - SIMRAN CHAUHAN

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NAVIGATING THE EXIT: EXPLORING LEGAL AND SOCIETAL DIMENSIONS OF IRRETRIEVABLY BROKEN MARRIAGES BY - SIMARPREET KAUR

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A SILHOUETTE OF SOCIETY: SEX WORKERS & PROSTITUTION IN INDIA BY: ADEEB BAKHTAVAR

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DIMINISHED RESPONSIBILITY IN INDIA: BEYOND THE WHITE AND BLACK OF GUILT AND INNOCENCE BY - SUHANI RASTOGI & LAREINA LEO

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DIGITAL AFTERLIFE: CRAFTING LEGAL FRAMEWORK FOR INHERITING VIRTUAL REALM BY: DIVYANSH JAIN

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SUCCESSION AND INHERITANCE RIGHTS OF WOMEN IN INDIA: A CRITICAL ANALYSIS BY – URVASHI

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SURROGACY: A JUDICIAL TREND ANALYSIS IN INDIAN CONTEXT BY- ABHYUDAYA SINGH

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A STUDY OF TRIPLE TALAQ: THE MUSLIM WOMEN (PROTECTION OF RIGTHS ON MARRIAGE) BILL BY - DR. SARITA DEHARIYA MEHRA

THE INTERSECTION OF ARTIFICIAL INTELLIGENCE, INTELLECTUAL PROPERTY RIGHTS, AND HUMAN RIGHTS: CHALLENGES AND FRAMEWORKS BY - UBITHA P.K

THE FINAL PLEA “Mercy Petition in Death Sentence Cases” (Section-472 of Bharatiya Nagarik Suraksha Sanhita, 2023) BY - SRINIBAS PRAHARAJ

VICTIM BLAMING IN THE LEGAL SYSTEM: IMPLICATIONS FOR JUSTICE AND FAIRNESS BY - SIMRAN CHAUHAN

NAVIGATING THE EXIT: EXPLORING LEGAL AND SOCIETAL DIMENSIONS OF IRRETRIEVABLY BROKEN MARRIAGES BY - SIMARPREET KAUR

A SILHOUETTE OF SOCIETY: SEX WORKERS & PROSTITUTION IN INDIA BY: ADEEB BAKHTAVAR

DIMINISHED RESPONSIBILITY IN INDIA: BEYOND THE WHITE AND BLACK OF GUILT AND INNOCENCE BY - SUHANI RASTOGI & LAREINA LEO

DIGITAL AFTERLIFE: CRAFTING LEGAL FRAMEWORK FOR INHERITING VIRTUAL REALM BY: DIVYANSH JAIN

SUCCESSION AND INHERITANCE RIGHTS OF WOMEN IN INDIA: A CRITICAL ANALYSIS BY – URVASHI

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