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PRODUCT PLACEMENT IN WEB SERIES: A SOCIO-LEGAL ANALYSIS OF EMERGING TRENDS AND REGULATORY NEEDS BY - AAKARSH SETHI

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DECODING INDIAS RESERVATION SYSTEM: HISTORY, IMPACT AND CHALLENGES BY - ANIKA TRIPATHI

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JUVENILE JURISDICTION REHABILITATION AND PUNISHMENT BY - ISHAAN CHAWLA

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JUDICIAL TRENDS IN ADDRESSING MISUSE OF WOMENS PROTECTIVE LAWS IN INDIA BY: SEEMA NAGAR

Authors: SEEMA NAGAR

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FLAME THE PEOPLE: FLARE THE DEFECTION BY - UJJWAL SHUKLA & DEVANSH MISHRA

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FREEDOM OF RELIGION: IN THE ERA OF POLARIZATION BY - RISHITA RAJ

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AMENDMENTS, AUTHORITY, AND ACCOUNTABILITY: A CRITICAL PERSPECTIVE ON THE BASIC STRUCTURE DOCTRINE BY - ZEENYA JESTIN

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