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Denial Of Access To Various Rights And Privileges To Women In Household And Daily Life By - Seerat Khera

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Exploratory Analysis On Sexual Harassment At A Workplace,2013 By- Y A Deetyaa

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The Technicalities Of Military Desertion In India: A Comparative Analysis Between Section 38 Of The Army Act, 1950 And Art. 85 Of The Uniform Code Of Military Justice By: Anusha Bhaskaran

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An analysis on Law of Sedition & the ambiguity of its jurisdiction along with juxtaposition of Article 19(1)(a). By - K. Sumanth

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Superstitions In India And The Requisite For A Centralised Legislation To Combat It By - Keerti Koushik

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Case Study On Kulbhushan Jadhav by: Ritvik Rana

Discretionary Power Of Judiciaryin Rarest Of The Rare Case Doctrine By - Don Sabu

A Critical Analysis Of The Right To Vote For Prisoners Under Trial In India By - Mathew Michael

Denial Of Access To Various Rights And Privileges To Women In Household And Daily Life By - Seerat Khera

Exploratory Analysis On Sexual Harassment At A Workplace,2013 By- Y A Deetyaa

An Analysis On The Juvenile Justice System In India by - Ankit Kumar Pambhoi & Gilbo Christ. E

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