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DESTITUTE WOMEN AND WIDOWS – ARE THEY BETTER POSITIONED IN OUR COUNTRY? BY - NAGASWETHA S

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ENRICA LEXIE – JUSTICE DELIVERED OR NOT? BY - B. APARNA SUNDAR

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FROM PERSECUTION TO PROTECTION: THE LEGAL LANDSCAPE FOR LGBTQ+ MIGRANTS WORLDWIDE. BY - NIRALI NAYAK & DEBASMITA SAHA

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ONLINE BANKING FRAUD BY - RUGVED JAGTAP

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THE COMPANIES ACT, 2013: INDUCTION OF BALANCE FOR BUSINESS AND CRIMINALITY BY - INDRANI MUKHERJEE

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NAVIGATING THE DIGITAL TRADE LANDSCAPE: HARNESSING AI INTEGRATION AND ADDRESSING SOCIO-LEGAL CHALLENGES BY - D.V LAYA & D.V SHRUTHI

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TRADE SECRETS AND AI: A LEGAL PERSPECTIVE BY - BHAVYA SAXENA

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INTELLECTUAL PROPERTY LAW AND SUSTAINABLE DEVELOPMENT- MAPPING THE INTERFACE BY - VEDHA VALLI

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ECONOMIC DISPARITY: BRIDGING THE GAP BY - VRINDA SINGH

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PROTECTION OF BANKERS BY - SHARYU MANOHAR PATIL

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DESTITUTE WOMEN AND WIDOWS – ARE THEY BETTER POSITIONED IN OUR COUNTRY? BY - NAGASWETHA S

ENRICA LEXIE – JUSTICE DELIVERED OR NOT? BY - B. APARNA SUNDAR

FROM PERSECUTION TO PROTECTION: THE LEGAL LANDSCAPE FOR LGBTQ+ MIGRANTS WORLDWIDE. BY - NIRALI NAYAK & DEBASMITA SAHA

ONLINE BANKING FRAUD BY - RUGVED JAGTAP

THE COMPANIES ACT, 2013: INDUCTION OF BALANCE FOR BUSINESS AND CRIMINALITY BY - INDRANI MUKHERJEE

NAVIGATING THE DIGITAL TRADE LANDSCAPE: HARNESSING AI INTEGRATION AND ADDRESSING SOCIO-LEGAL CHALLENGES BY - D.V LAYA & D.V SHRUTHI

TRADE SECRETS AND AI: A LEGAL PERSPECTIVE BY - BHAVYA SAXENA

INTELLECTUAL PROPERTY LAW AND SUSTAINABLE DEVELOPMENT- MAPPING THE INTERFACE BY - VEDHA VALLI

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