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"CATALYSTS OF CHANGE: THE INTERSECTION OF LAW AND CULTURAL TRANSFORMATION" BY - ADV. ANUPRITA KULKARNI

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“SECURING IP IN THE CLOUD: INDIAS LEGAL LANDSCAPE” BY - DR V GEETA RAO

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APPLICATION OF ALIEN TORT STATUTE: IN NESTLÉ USA, INC. V. DOE BY - ANANYA RAKHEJA

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MARITAL RAPE IN INDIA BY - ROZY BAIDYA & PRITHWISH GANGULI

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IMPACT OF BLOCKCHAIN TECHNOLOGY IN INSTITUTIONALIZING TRANSPARENCY AND ACCOUNTABILITY IN GOVERNANCE BY - DINESH KUMAR MISHRA

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DEATH PENALTY AND ITS EVOLUTION IN THE INDIAN LEGAL SYSTEM: A CRITICAL STUDY BY - DR. SATYA BRAT

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ANIMAL WELFARE LAWS AND CRUELTY PREVENTION BY - ABHIJIT GORAKH ANANTKAR & KAUSTUBH MARUTI MURKUTE

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THE VALUE OF DISSENTS IN THE SUPREME COURT OF INDIA THROUGH THE AMERICAN JURIST ANTONIN SCALIA’S LENSES BY: AASHKA VYAS

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PRIVACY IN THE DIGITAL ERA: LEGAL RESPONSES TO TECHNOLOGICAL DISRUPTIONS BY - NAMRATA N WAGHMARE & PRAJAKTA PIMPALSHINDE

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"CATALYSTS OF CHANGE: THE INTERSECTION OF LAW AND CULTURAL TRANSFORMATION" BY - ADV. ANUPRITA KULKARNI

“SECURING IP IN THE CLOUD: INDIAS LEGAL LANDSCAPE” BY - DR V GEETA RAO

APPLICATION OF ALIEN TORT STATUTE: IN NESTLÉ USA, INC. V. DOE BY - ANANYA RAKHEJA

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