ABUSE OF SENIOR CITIZEN IN INDIA A SOCIO LEGAL CONCERN (By – Kaushiki Khanna & Rishabh Kumar Jain)

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CONCEPT OF DEFAMATION (By- Neeru Thakur & Prof.(Dr.) Simranjeetkaur gill )

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Need of Organ Donation-A Jurisprudential Study in Today’s Context (By - Advocate Surabhi Ajay Tolani & Dr. Shahista S. Inamdar)

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Farmer V. Breeder In Special Reference To Plant Varieties Protection (By-Dr. Deepali Vashist)

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THE RETRIBUTIVE WAY: A THEORETICAL UNDERSTANDING OF HOW THE MOST OBSOLETE FORM OF PUNISHMENT LINGERS IN THE MODERN PENAL SYSTEM (By-Soham Banerjee)

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Gender Testing In Women Athletics and Privacy Rights (By-Sudeshna Priyadarshini)

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SPECIAL PURPOSE ACQUISITION COMPANIES: LEGAL PROSPECTS IN INDIAN SCENARIO (By-Dr. Padma Singh)

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Causes And Consequences Of Divorce And Its Socio-Legal Perspectives With Special Reference To Culturalization In Tamil Nadu (By-D. Deva)

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STATUS OF WOMEN IN ISLAM: AN ANALYSIS (By-Dr. Haris Umar, Prof. (Dr.) Mohammad Tariq & Razia Chauhan)

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Revisiting Article 15 Through An Intersectional Lens (By: Shreya)

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