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THE EXPANSION AND REDEFINATION OF JUSTICE THROUGH ONLINE DISPUTE RESOLUTION BY - ANKITA KUMARI & PRIYANSHU LUCKY

Authors: ANKITA KUMARI & PRIYANSHU LUCKY

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THE RISE OF DEEPFAKE TECHNOLOGY: SOCIETAL, ETHICAL, AND LEGAL CHALLENGES IN THE DIGITAL AGE BY - ANKITA KHAMARI

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GLOBALISATION IN EDUCATION AND RESEARCH OF LAW: EVOLVING PRACTICES BY: ATHIRALEKSHMI S M & NANDU VISWAM

Authors: ATHIRALEKSHMI S M & NANDU VISWAM

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CYBER TERRORISM AND SOCIETY BY - ADV. ALBERT PATTALI

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A STUDY ON CAA AS A MANIFESTATION OF INDIAS HISTORICAL LEGACIES BY - MALAVIKA GV

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UNVEILING CORPORATE RESPONSIBILITY: A STUDY OF THE EFFECTIVENESS OF REVERSE LIFTING OF CORPORATE VEIL IN INDIA BY - KRITI ARORA

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IMPACT OF JUDICIAL VACANCIES AND INFRASTRUCTURE ON JUSTICE DELIVERY IN JHARKHAND BY - SUBODH KUMAR SINGH

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CONCEPT OF INDEPENDENCE OF JUDICIARY: CONSTITUTIONAL MEASURES TO MAINTAIN THE INDEPENDENCE OF JUDICIARY BY - ARINDAM CHAKRAVARTY

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MARITAL RAPE: IS SPOUSAL EXCEPTION VALID? BY - SHREYA SHOREWALA

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A LEGAL INSIGHT INTO BRAND DEALS AND ROYALTIES: DECODING THE TAXATION OF SOCIAL MEDIA EARNINGS BY - PIYUSH KUMARENDRA

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THE EXPANSION AND REDEFINATION OF JUSTICE THROUGH ONLINE DISPUTE RESOLUTION BY - ANKITA KUMARI & PRIYANSHU LUCKY

THE RISE OF DEEPFAKE TECHNOLOGY: SOCIETAL, ETHICAL, AND LEGAL CHALLENGES IN THE DIGITAL AGE BY - ANKITA KHAMARI

GLOBALISATION IN EDUCATION AND RESEARCH OF LAW: EVOLVING PRACTICES BY: ATHIRALEKSHMI S M & NANDU VISWAM

CYBER TERRORISM AND SOCIETY BY - ADV. ALBERT PATTALI

A STUDY ON CAA AS A MANIFESTATION OF INDIAS HISTORICAL LEGACIES BY - MALAVIKA GV

UNVEILING CORPORATE RESPONSIBILITY: A STUDY OF THE EFFECTIVENESS OF REVERSE LIFTING OF CORPORATE VEIL IN INDIA BY - KRITI ARORA

IMPACT OF JUDICIAL VACANCIES AND INFRASTRUCTURE ON JUSTICE DELIVERY IN JHARKHAND BY - SUBODH KUMAR SINGH

CONCEPT OF INDEPENDENCE OF JUDICIARY: CONSTITUTIONAL MEASURES TO MAINTAIN THE INDEPENDENCE OF JUDICIARY BY - ARINDAM CHAKRAVARTY

MARITAL RAPE: IS SPOUSAL EXCEPTION VALID? BY - SHREYA SHOREWALA

A LEGAL INSIGHT INTO BRAND DEALS AND ROYALTIES: DECODING THE TAXATION OF SOCIAL MEDIA EARNINGS BY - PIYUSH KUMARENDRA

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