INTERNATIONAL JOURNAL FOR LEGAL RESEARCH AND ANALYSIS

TUSSLE BETWEEN DOT AND TRAI; COURTESY OF THE DRAFT TELECOMMUNICATION BILL 2022 BY - ANURAG KRISHNA TIWARI

Authors: ANURAG KRISHNA TIWARI

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PERSONALITY RIGHTS AND VIDEO GAMES: WITH A SPECIFIC FOCUS ON THE LAW ON TRADEMARKS BY - KIRUTHIKA SHANKAR RAMAN

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CRITICAL ANALYSIS OF MEDIA AS THE FOURTH PILLAR OF DEMOCRACY BY: MANISHA ADVANI

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COMPARATIVE STUDY ON DATA PROTECTION AND LEGAL PRIVACY BY: SAPNA R. MAURYA

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CONFLICT BETWEEN COMPETITION LAW AND INTELLECTUAL PROPERTY LAW- AN ANALYSIS BY: - MUSKAAN DALAL

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LAW AND ARTIFICIAL INTELLIGENCE BY - PROF. DR. MAHAVIR SINGH KALON

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“A CRITICALLY ANALYSIS OF TORTURE WITH SPECIAL REFERENCE TO INDIA” BY - B. KUBENDRAN

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EXISTING LEGAL ISSUES AND DIGITISATION OF LAND RECORDS BY: MALAVIKA K

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ANALYSIS OF IMPACT OF THE COVID-19 ON THE ENVIRONMENT- A BLESSING OR CURSE BY- SAPTARSHI ROY & KAUSHIKI ROY

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GROWTH PROSPECTS OF SECONDARY EDUCATION IN INDIA – A LEGAL ANALYSIS BY: JAYASURIYAN V P & M.K. MRUDULA

Authors: JAYASURIYAN V P & M.K. MRUDULA

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