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ANALYZING THE CRIME RATE AGAINST WOMEN IN INDIA BY - ANJU HARBANSH

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ISSUES OF INEQUALITY IN INTERNATIONAL TRADING ACTIVITIES BY - ANJALI BHATT

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ANALYSING THE SCOPE OF A UNIFORM ADOPTION CODE IN THE CONTEXT OF MUSLIM PERSONAL LAW BY - SHIVANGI B

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MARITIME LAW AND NUCLEAR TEST EXPLOSIONS ON THE HIGH SEAS BY: R. ELAMPARITHI, R. MURALIDHARAN, N. ARUN KUMAR & B. GOKUL BALAKRISHANAN

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A COMPARATIVE STUDY ON SEPERATION OF POWER BETWEEN INDIA AND U.S.A. BY - SHIVANGI ROY

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DISSENT IN DEMOCRACY-RELEVANCE UNDER INDIAN JURISPRUDENCE BY - ASHUTOSH TRIPATHI

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BEYOND BORDERS: CLIMATE CHANGE ACTION & STATE SOVEREIGNTY BY: YARRAMSETTY GEETHANJALI

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TRENDS IN GROWTH AND FUNCTIONING OF POLITICAL PARTIES BY: JAIDEEP M CHAUHAN

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ARE DEFAMATION LAWS A BOON OR BANE: A PANORAMIC ANALYSIS BY: AMBIKA BHARDWAJ

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ROLE OF JUDICIARY IN PROTECTING THE INTEREST OF MARGINALISED COMMUNITY IN INDIA BY - MD JIYAUDDIN

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