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ARTIFICIAL INNOVATION AND THE INTELLECTUAL PROPERTY LAW: A PARADIGM SHIFT IN THE INTERSECTION BY - NIRAJ LOCHAN JHA

Authors: NIRAJ LOCHAN JHA

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THE FEASIBILITY AND CONSTITUTIONAL CHALLENGES OF IMPLEMENTING ONE NATION, ONE ELECTION: A COMPARATIVE STUDY OF INDIA AND THE UNITED STATES BY - DR UDAI PRATAP SINGH

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AN ANALYSIS ON ADMISSIBILITY OF AN UNREGISTERED AGREEMENT TO SELL AND AN UNREGISTERED SALE DEED IN EVIDENCE BY - G. ASWINI & R. PREETHI

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EXPLORING THE POTENTIAL OF AI TO BRIDGE THE GENDER GAP IN ACCESS TO JUSTICE IN INDIA BY: RAKESH IR & SANJAY KRISHNA S

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CREATE A RESPECTFUL WORKPLACE BY THE NEXUS OF HUMAN RIGHTS AND MENTAL HEALTH BY - SHIVAM KUMAR GUPTA, DR. PREETI SINGH & DR. AVNISH SINGH

Authors: SHIVAM KUMAR GUPTA, DR. PREETI SINGH & DR. AVNISH SINGH

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MENS RIGHTS AND THE LEGAL SYSTEM: CUSTODY, DIVORCE, AND ALIMONY BY - UMANG

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CLIMATE CHANGE LITIGATION IN INTERNATIONAL LAW FOR ACHIEVING SUSTAINABLE DEVELOPMENT BY - SHIVAM KUMAR GUPTA, AKSHITA SINGH, ABHIJEET SINGH & TEJ BAHADUR

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ASSOCIATION FOR DEMOCRATIC REFORMS AND ANOTHER V. UNION OF INDIA AND OTHERS BY - VAIBHAV NAGPAL, SHRAY CHIBBER, RIYA SOOD & RAHUL MARYA

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LEGAL FRAMEWORK FOR PREVENTION AND PROTECTION OF CHILD ABUSE- A CRITICAL ANALYSIS BY - ASHUTOSH TRIPATHI

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LEGAL EDUCATION IN INDIA: SOME CONTEMPORARY CHALLEGES BY - DR. ANAND KUMAR

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