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A SOCIOLOGICAL INPUT - WOMEN IN PRISON BY - AYAN A. HAQ

Authors: AYAN A. HAQ

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BANK NATIONAZATION AND SOCIAL CONTROL OVER BANKING BY - NISHA MARUTI BHALEKAR

Authors: NISHA MARUTI BHALEKAR

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RIGHT TO ACCESS THE INTERNET IN INDIA AS A FUNDAMENTAL RIGHT BY - SHAURYA PRATAP SINGH, DIVYANSH SARATHE, VIKRANT AHLAWAT & DR. VIVEK KUMAR

Authors: SHAURYA PRATAP SINGH, DIVYANSH SARATHE, VIKRANT AHLAWAT & DR. VIVEK KUMAR

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CASE REVIEW: TUKARAM V. STATE OF MAHARASTRA BY - SHROTAPANNA MISHRA

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CONCURRENT POWERS OF LEGISLATION UNDER LIST III OF THE CONSTITUTION BY: VAISHNAVI PRASHANT YADAV

Authors: VAISHNAVI PRASHANT YADAV

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REGINA V. AHLUWALIA CASE (1992): THE MOVIE ‘PROVOKED’ BY: ADITI SINGH

Authors: ADITI SINGH

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BREAKING THE SILENCE: WHISTLE-BLOWING PRACTICES AND CHALLENGES IN INDIAN CORPORATE GOVERNANCE BY- SONALI KHANDELWAL & DR. VALARMATHI R

Authors: SONALI KHANDELWAL & DR. VALARMATHI R

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MATRIMONIAL CRIMES AGAINST WOMEN: A STUDY WITH SPECIAL REFERENCE TO THE PROVISIONS UNDER BHARATIYA NYAYA SANHITA ACT, 2023. BY - SUMEDHA SINGH

Authors: SUMEDHA SINGH

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NAVIGATING THE LEGAL SEAS: CONTEMPORARY CHALLENGES AND EMERGING TRENDS IN MARINE INSURANCE LAW BY - ABHISHEK KUMAR

Authors: ABHISHEK KUMAR

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EVALUATION OF THE EVOLUTION OF HINDU ADOPTION LAWS IN INDIA: ADDRESSING SOCIETAL CHALLENGES FACED BY THE LGBTQIA+ COMMUNITY BY - SHWETA SABUJI

Authors: SHWETA SABUJI

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[2] IN 1940 CLEMMER DEFINED PRISONIZATION AS THE ASSIMILATION OF DEVIANT NORMS, VALUES, AND MORE OF THE INMATE CULTURE INTO AN INMATE'S PERSONALITY. HE CONSIDERED THIS TO BE A NATURAL ADAPTATION BASED ON AN ATTEMPT TO ESTABLISH AN IDENTITY WITHIN THE PRISON SOCIAL ORGANIZATION.

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He died after 6 days and she was indicted for murder. In her first trial, she pleaded manslaughter because she had no intention to kill him and she just wanted him to feel the pain. But having bought caustic soda and the petrol before had was enough evidence to consider it malicious. She also pleaded provocation as a ground for defense but the jury rejected it as the danger was not immediate and according to them the Kiranjit had a reasonable amount of cooling down period.

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[6] She wrote this in a letter which was read aloud in the movie ‘Provoked’ 2006

[7] According to section 375 of the Indian Penal Code (IPC), marital rape is a crime only when the wife is below 16 years of age. But for the protection of such women, we do have Protection of Women from Domestic Violence Act (2005) but we still need a strong defence for such tortured wives.

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A SOCIOLOGICAL INPUT - WOMEN IN PRISON BY - AYAN A. HAQ

BANK NATIONAZATION AND SOCIAL CONTROL OVER BANKING BY - NISHA MARUTI BHALEKAR

RIGHT TO ACCESS THE INTERNET IN INDIA AS A FUNDAMENTAL RIGHT BY - SHAURYA PRATAP SINGH, DIVYANSH SARATHE, VIKRANT AHLAWAT & DR. VIVEK KUMAR

CASE REVIEW: TUKARAM V. STATE OF MAHARASTRA BY - SHROTAPANNA MISHRA

CONCURRENT POWERS OF LEGISLATION UNDER LIST III OF THE CONSTITUTION BY: VAISHNAVI PRASHANT YADAV

REGINA V. AHLUWALIA CASE (1992): THE MOVIE ‘PROVOKED’ BY: ADITI SINGH

BREAKING THE SILENCE: WHISTLE-BLOWING PRACTICES AND CHALLENGES IN INDIAN CORPORATE GOVERNANCE BY- SONALI KHANDELWAL & DR. VALARMATHI R

MATRIMONIAL CRIMES AGAINST WOMEN: A STUDY WITH SPECIAL REFERENCE TO THE PROVISIONS UNDER BHARATIYA NYAYA SANHITA ACT, 2023. BY - SUMEDHA SINGH

NAVIGATING THE LEGAL SEAS: CONTEMPORARY CHALLENGES AND EMERGING TRENDS IN MARINE INSURANCE LAW BY - ABHISHEK KUMAR

EVALUATION OF THE EVOLUTION OF HINDU ADOPTION LAWS IN INDIA: ADDRESSING SOCIETAL CHALLENGES FACED BY THE LGBTQIA+ COMMUNITY BY - SHWETA SABUJI

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