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ARTICLE 368 AND THE CONSTITUTIONAL ISSUES: TRACING THE ORIGINS AND COURSE BY - AJAY KRISHNA S P & SAYANA M S

Authors: AJAY KRISHNA S P & SAYANA M S

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PRIVACY VS. SECURITY: LEGAL DILEMMAS IN SURVEILLANCE LAWS BY - SHASHVAT TIWARI

Authors: SHASHVAT TIWARI

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THE BEST EVIDENCE IN CASES OF OFFENCES AGAINST WOMEN: VIEW AMONG PROSECUTORS AND ADVOCATES IN KERALA BY - APARNA.S

Authors: APARNA.S

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THE PEOPLE OF NOWHERE: - ANALYSIS OF THE ROHINGYA MIGRANT CRISIS AND THE PROTECTION OF THE STATELESS. BY: ADV. AKHILA ACHUTHAN

Authors: ADV. AKHILA ACHUTHAN

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INSTITUTIONAL ARBITRATION EVOLUTION: ANALYZING THE RECENT DEVELOPMENTS IN ARBITRATION IN INDIA BY - MADHAV GOSWAMI , AVADHESH PRATAP SINGH & MUGDHA GARG

Authors: MADHAV GOSWAMI , AVADHESH PRATAP SINGH & MUGDHA GARG

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IPR MANAGEMENT PRINCIPLES FOR ACADEMIC INSTITUTIONS IN INDIA BY - SHIVAM PATEL

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IMPORTANCE OF JURISPRUDENCE IN LEGAL STUDIES BY - RITIKA S

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COMPARATIVE ANALYSES OF RIGHTS AND DUTIES IN INDIA, SOUTH AFRICA AND US CONSTITUTION BY - ADV. SHYAMSUNDAR LILADHAR PATIL & PROF. DEEP KAPADIA

Authors: ADV. SHYAMSUNDAR LILADHAR PATIL & PROF. DEEP KAPADIA

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CAA: CONSTITUTIONAL OR NOT? BY - CHIRANJEEV DUBEY & YASHRAJ SINGH

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AN EMPIRICAL STUDY ON OCEAN POLLUTION WITH SPECIAL REFERENCE TO CHENNAI BY: SHAIK SHABNAM SHEED BEGUM.

Authors: SHAIK SHABNAM SHEED BEGUM.

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ARTICLE 368 AND THE CONSTITUTIONAL ISSUES: TRACING THE ORIGINS AND COURSE BY - AJAY KRISHNA S P & SAYANA M S

PRIVACY VS. SECURITY: LEGAL DILEMMAS IN SURVEILLANCE LAWS BY - SHASHVAT TIWARI

THE BEST EVIDENCE IN CASES OF OFFENCES AGAINST WOMEN: VIEW AMONG PROSECUTORS AND ADVOCATES IN KERALA BY - APARNA.S

THE PEOPLE OF NOWHERE: - ANALYSIS OF THE ROHINGYA MIGRANT CRISIS AND THE PROTECTION OF THE STATELESS. BY: ADV. AKHILA ACHUTHAN

INSTITUTIONAL ARBITRATION EVOLUTION: ANALYZING THE RECENT DEVELOPMENTS IN ARBITRATION IN INDIA BY - MADHAV GOSWAMI , AVADHESH PRATAP SINGH & MUGDHA GARG

IPR MANAGEMENT PRINCIPLES FOR ACADEMIC INSTITUTIONS IN INDIA BY - SHIVAM PATEL

IMPORTANCE OF JURISPRUDENCE IN LEGAL STUDIES BY - RITIKA S

COMPARATIVE ANALYSES OF RIGHTS AND DUTIES IN INDIA, SOUTH AFRICA AND US CONSTITUTION BY - ADV. SHYAMSUNDAR LILADHAR PATIL & PROF. DEEP KAPADIA

CAA: CONSTITUTIONAL OR NOT? BY - CHIRANJEEV DUBEY & YASHRAJ SINGH

AN EMPIRICAL STUDY ON OCEAN POLLUTION WITH SPECIAL REFERENCE TO CHENNAI BY: SHAIK SHABNAM SHEED BEGUM.

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