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“ANALYSIS AND SIGNIFICANCE OF CONSTITUTIONAL MORALITY IN INDIA” BY - P MAHIMA

Authors: P MAHIMA

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THE NEED FOR INTRODUCING AMBULANCE LEGISLATION IN THE INDIAN LEGAL FRAMEWORK BY - ARYAN RAGHAVENDRA

Authors: ARYAN RAGHAVENDRA

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PREVENTING TRANSBOUNDARY HARM - AN ANALYSIS OF THE ROLE OF ICJ BY: SARVESH M S & THARUN PRANAV

Authors: SARVESH M S & THARUN PRANAV

Registration ID: 101848 Published Paper ID: IJLRA1848 & IJLRA1849

Year : April -2023 | Volume: 2 | Issue: 7
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REGULATION OF NOVEL GENETIC ENGINEERING IN CROPS BY - ABHISVARA KANDALAM

Authors: ABHISVARA KANDALAM

Registration ID: 101847 Published Paper ID: IJLRA1847

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ANALYSIS OF SEXTORTION IN THE JUSTICE SYSTEM OF INDIA BY - ARAV AGARWAL

Authors: ARAV AGARWAL

Registration ID: 101846 Published Paper ID: IJLRA1846

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SECTION 149 AND ITS CLASH BETWEEN ARTICLE 19 BY - SHRI SUDHARSAN

Authors: SHRI SUDHARSAN

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KEYWORD BASED ADVERTISEMENT AND TRADEMARK PROTECTION INTRODUCTION: BY - NISHANTH GOWDA S

Authors: NISHANTH GOWDA S

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THE EFFECT OF TRADEMARK DILUTION: A COMPARATIVE ANALYSIS OF THE ISSUES IN INDIA AND USA BY - HARINI SUNDARRAJ

Authors: HARINI SUNDARRAJ

Registration ID: 101843 Published Paper ID: IJLRA1843

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CYBER WARFARE: CASUALTIES AND HUMANITARIAN LAW BY - ARAVIND GUNA SEKHARAN

Authors: ARAVIND GUNA SEKHARAN

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A GENERAL OVERVIEW ON THE RISE OF ECONOMIC CRIMES BY: MADHU VASANTH N

Authors: MADHU VASANTH N

Registration ID: 101841 Published Paper ID: IJLRA1841

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“ANALYSIS AND SIGNIFICANCE OF CONSTITUTIONAL MORALITY IN INDIA” BY - P MAHIMA

THE NEED FOR INTRODUCING AMBULANCE LEGISLATION IN THE INDIAN LEGAL FRAMEWORK BY - ARYAN RAGHAVENDRA

PREVENTING TRANSBOUNDARY HARM - AN ANALYSIS OF THE ROLE OF ICJ BY: SARVESH M S & THARUN PRANAV

REGULATION OF NOVEL GENETIC ENGINEERING IN CROPS BY - ABHISVARA KANDALAM

ANALYSIS OF SEXTORTION IN THE JUSTICE SYSTEM OF INDIA BY - ARAV AGARWAL

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