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AN OVERVIEW OF LAWS GOVERNING THE BANKING SECTOR IN INDIA BY - ADV. DEVENDHU A P & ADV. A C ARJUN

Authors: ADV. DEVENDHU A P & ADV. A C ARJUN

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Year: Feb-2025 | Volume: II | Issue: 7

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CRITICAL STUDY OF USE OF FORENSIC SCIENCE IN INVESTIGATION OF OFFENCES BY - MR. SIDDHARTH NAGAR

Authors: MR. SIDDHARTH NAGAR

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REGULATORY FRAMEWORK AND TAXATION OF CRYPTOCURRENCY GAINS AND LOSSES IN INDIA: ANALYSING CURRENT LAWS AND FUTURE IMPLICATION BY - AISWARYA LAKSHMI JS

Authors: AISWARYA LAKSHMI JS

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WHITHER THE LOOK EAST POLICY BY - RISHABH VYAS

Authors: RISHABH VYAS

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A STUDY OF RIGHTS OF WOMEN IN INDIA BY - DR. RAJ KUMAR & MS. ITY VERMA

Authors: DR. RAJ KUMAR & MS. ITY VERMA

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RIGHTS OF MIGRANT AND REFUGEES BY - SUSHANT RAI

Authors: SUSHANT RAI

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ENVIRONMENT AND IHL BY - RONANKI PARIMALA

Authors: RONANKI PARIMALA

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EVOLUTION OF INTERNATIONAL CRIMINAL COURTS UNDER NUREMBERG TRIBUNAL BY- SAKSHI SHARMA

Authors: SAKSHI SHARMA

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EXPLORING THE INTERSECTION OF HUMAN RIGHTS AND ELECTION LAWS IN EMERGING DEMOCRACIES BY - NAFIZ NASRIN

Authors: NAFIZ NASRIN

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CASE COMMENTARY ON RAJA KHAN V. STATE OF CHHATTISGARH: TOUCHING THE UNTOUCHED BY - ANKITA JAKHMOLA

Authors: ANKITA JAKHMOLA

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AN OVERVIEW OF LAWS GOVERNING THE BANKING SECTOR IN INDIA BY - ADV. DEVENDHU A P & ADV. A C ARJUN

CRITICAL STUDY OF USE OF FORENSIC SCIENCE IN INVESTIGATION OF OFFENCES BY - MR. SIDDHARTH NAGAR

REGULATORY FRAMEWORK AND TAXATION OF CRYPTOCURRENCY GAINS AND LOSSES IN INDIA: ANALYSING CURRENT LAWS AND FUTURE IMPLICATION BY - AISWARYA LAKSHMI JS

WHITHER THE LOOK EAST POLICY BY - RISHABH VYAS

A STUDY OF RIGHTS OF WOMEN IN INDIA BY - DR. RAJ KUMAR & MS. ITY VERMA

RIGHTS OF MIGRANT AND REFUGEES BY - SUSHANT RAI

ENVIRONMENT AND IHL BY - RONANKI PARIMALA

EVOLUTION OF INTERNATIONAL CRIMINAL COURTS UNDER NUREMBERG TRIBUNAL BY- SAKSHI SHARMA

EXPLORING THE INTERSECTION OF HUMAN RIGHTS AND ELECTION LAWS IN EMERGING DEMOCRACIES BY - NAFIZ NASRIN

CASE COMMENTARY ON RAJA KHAN V. STATE OF CHHATTISGARH: TOUCHING THE UNTOUCHED BY - ANKITA JAKHMOLA

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