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PRESERVING FUNDAMENTAL PRINCIPLES: ANALYSING CONSTITUTIONAL AMENDMENTS AND BASIC STRUCTURE DOCTRINE BY - TRIVENI HAZRA

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FROM DISPARITIES TO OPPORTUNITIES: ANALYSING GENDER EQUALITY AND WOMENS EMPOWERMENT IN INDIAN SPORTS AND LEGAL SYSTEMS BY- BARSHA RANI DAS

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PUBLIC OPINION SHIFTS: EVOLUTION OF ATTITUDES TOWARDS SAME SEX MARRIAGE IN INDIA BY: KUSURU. ARCHANA

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ARE INDIAN MEN PROTECTED? ANALYZING INDIA’S NEW CRIMINAL LAWS BY - YAJAT DHAVLE

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IMPACT OF ESG (ENVIRONMENT, SOCIAL AND GOVERNANCE) FACTORS ON CORPORATE EVALUTION BY: DHOBALE SANKET NARAYAN

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CASE COMMENTARY ON THE CASE “VELLORE CITIZEN WELFARE FORUM AND CONSUMER EDUCATION AND RESEARCH SOCIETY V. UNION OF INDIA AND OTHERS” BY - P. SAI GANESH & K. SRI HARSHA DEEP

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A CRITICAL ANALYSIS OF NON-FORCIBLE MEASURES WITHIN THE LAW OF SELF-DEFENCE BY- RAJIB CHANDRA DAS

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LEGAL EVOLUTION: THE RULE OF LAW IN HISTORICAL CONTEXT AND CONTEMPORARY PRACTICE BY - DEBANJAN CHATTOPADHYAY & PURBALI SENGUPTA

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SHOULD GENDER NEUTRAL LAWS BE IMPLEMENTED BY: M. SRISHA & UME AYMAN

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THE LEGAL STATUS OF NON- COMPETE AGREEMENTS IN CONTRACT LAW- A COMPARATIVE STUDY BY - ANSHIKA DHINGRA

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[3] Regarding employees, Indian courts generally consider restrictions during employment valid and necessary for protecting the employer's business interests. However, controversies arise regarding the enforceability of such restrictions beyond the employment period. Courts have tended to prioritize employees' right to livelihood over employers' interests in such cases. For instance, the Delhi High Court in Affle Holdings Pte Limited v Saurabh Singh ruled that a negative covenant preventing an employee from engaging in a competing business after the employment contract's expiration is void and unforceable.

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