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AN ANALYSIS OF THE GOVERNMENT OF INDIA ACT, 1935 IN THE LIGHT OF FEDERALISM BY - SUCHANA SEN

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COMPARATIVE ANALYSIS OF CONSTITUTIONAL AMENDMENT PROCESSES IN INDIA, UK AND USA BY: - ADV. MAITHILI KALE.

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JUDICIAL REVIEW: CONSTITUTINAL GROWTH IN INDIA IN JUDICIAL REVIEW AND IT’S IMPACT BY: RUPALI VIJAY KUMBHAR

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INDIAN LEGAL FRAMEWORK AND CORPORATE SOCIAL RESPONSIBILITY. BY - AMNA ALI & DR GARGI BHADORIA

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AN ANALYSIS OF GENDER JUSTICE FOR WOMEN IN INDIA: TRACING THE DEVELOPMENTS FROM PAST BY: SHWETA SINGH

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ROLE OF FAMILY AND PARENTING IN JUVENILE DELINQUENCY BY - SALONI VERMA & DR. PIYUSH KUMAR TRIVEDI

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RIGHTS OF INDIGENOUS PEOPLE IN INDIA WITH SPECIAL REFERENCE TO NORTH-EAST INDIA: A STUDY ON SOCIO-LEGAL ASPECTS OF THE SOCIETY. BY: UMMEY SAFIA BEGUM

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LOK ADALATS – SETTLEMENTS OUTSIDE THE COURTS, IN THE AMBIT OF LAW BY -: SUYASHI VINIT

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