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ENVIRONMENTAL JUSTICE THROUGH THE CRIMINOLOGICAL LENSES-INDIAN PERSPECTIVE BY - URBEE GHOSH

Authors : URBEE GHOSH

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LAWS RELATING TO MANUAL SCAVENGING IN INDIA BY - ANKIT KUMAR MOHANTY

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PAVING PATHWAYS FOR PROGRESS: HARMONIZING PATENTS AND TRADE FOR WORLDWIDE INNOVATION EQUITY BY - KAPIL SINGH

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AN ANALYSIS OF PARLIAMENTARY SOVEREIGNTY IN CONTEMPORARY UNITED KINGDOM BY - SOHAN PRASAD

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A CRITIQUE OF THE SIXTH AMENDMENT RULES ON RELATED PARTY TRANSACTIONS IN INDIA: CHALLENGES AND SUGGESTIONS

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INTROSPECTING THE ADEQUACY OF PENALTY FOR CRUELTY TO ANIMAL- THE LEGAL VOID BY - DR. MERCY K KHAUTE

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NIRBHAYA CASE ANALYSIS BY – AYUSH DAS

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HARASSMENT THROUGH UNWANTED PHONE CALLS. BY - SAMSON RAVI KUMAR

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CHALLENGES IN THE CURRENT INDIAN TAX REGIME BY - KALYANI ROY & VIJAYA GUPTA

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GLOBAL CRYPTO REGULATIONS AND INDIAN TAXATION A HOLISTIC ANALYSIS OF POLICIES AND PRACTICES. BY - BHAGAVATH P

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