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NURSING EDUCATION, REGULATIONS, AND LEGAL ACCOUNTABILITY; NEW CHALLENGES BY - DR. SHEELA S HOSAMANI

Authors: DR. SHEELA S HOSAMANI

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LEGAL RESEARCH REPORT: EQUAL PAY AND BENEFITS FOR WOMEN: A COMPREHENSIVE LEGAL ANALYSIS BY - ADV. BHUMIT FARIA

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CHILD RIGHTS AND THEIR LEGAL PROTECTION BY - AISHWARYA KRISHNAN KUTTY. & RUTUJA RAJENDRAKUMAR PHEGADE

Authors: AISHWARYA KRISHNAN KUTTY. & RUTUJA RAJENDRAKUMAR PHEGADE

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THE MAINTENANCE AND WELFARE OF PARENTS AND SENIOR CITIZENS IN INDIA: A COMPREHENSIVE ANALYSIS BY: - DR. RUPALI SHYAM JAMODE

Authors: DR. RUPALI SHYAM JAMODE

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REVISITING SURROGACY LAWS: STRENGTHENING LEGAL SAFEGUARDS FOR SURROGATE MOTHERS BY: THENDRAL. A & DHANESH SIVAKUMAR

Authors: THENDRAL. A & DHANESH SIVAKUMAR

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CIVIC ENGAGEMENT AND SOCIAL RESPONSIBILITIES: FOSTERING ACTIVE CITIZENSHIP BY - DR. SWAPNIL AVINASH PATIL

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SEXUAL HARRASHMENT BY - SAMBRIDHI SRIVASTAVA

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CHILD: A COMPETENT WITNESS BY - RITIKA SINGH

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PILOTING THE PERILS AND PROSPECTS OF AI INCORPORATION IN THE INDIAN JUDICIARY: A REALIST PERSPECTIVE BY - SAURABH DOBRIYAL

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DETECTION OF TOMATO DISEASES AND PESTS USING AN ENHANCED YOLOV3 CONVOLUTIONAL NEURAL NETWORK BY - PAWAN KUMAR & DR. SANJAY BANARJEE

Authors: PAWAN KUMAR & DR. SANJAY BANARJEE

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NURSING EDUCATION, REGULATIONS, AND LEGAL ACCOUNTABILITY; NEW CHALLENGES BY - DR. SHEELA S HOSAMANI

LEGAL RESEARCH REPORT: EQUAL PAY AND BENEFITS FOR WOMEN: A COMPREHENSIVE LEGAL ANALYSIS BY - ADV. BHUMIT FARIA

CHILD RIGHTS AND THEIR LEGAL PROTECTION BY - AISHWARYA KRISHNAN KUTTY. & RUTUJA RAJENDRAKUMAR PHEGADE

THE MAINTENANCE AND WELFARE OF PARENTS AND SENIOR CITIZENS IN INDIA: A COMPREHENSIVE ANALYSIS BY: - DR. RUPALI SHYAM JAMODE

REVISITING SURROGACY LAWS: STRENGTHENING LEGAL SAFEGUARDS FOR SURROGATE MOTHERS BY: THENDRAL. A & DHANESH SIVAKUMAR

CIVIC ENGAGEMENT AND SOCIAL RESPONSIBILITIES: FOSTERING ACTIVE CITIZENSHIP BY - DR. SWAPNIL AVINASH PATIL

SEXUAL HARRASHMENT BY - SAMBRIDHI SRIVASTAVA

CHILD: A COMPETENT WITNESS BY - RITIKA SINGH

PILOTING THE PERILS AND PROSPECTS OF AI INCORPORATION IN THE INDIAN JUDICIARY: A REALIST PERSPECTIVE BY - SAURABH DOBRIYAL

DETECTION OF TOMATO DISEASES AND PESTS USING AN ENHANCED YOLOV3 CONVOLUTIONAL NEURAL NETWORK BY - PAWAN KUMAR & DR. SANJAY BANARJEE

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