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GLOBAL METAMORPHOSIS IN THE REGULATORY FRAMEWORK OF ARTIFICIAL INTELLIGENCE AND ITS PANOPTIC IMPLICATION IN REALM OF ALTERNATE DISPUTE RESOLUTION BY - ADEEB BAKHTAVAR & ARSHIKA SHEORAN

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CONCEPT OF SOCIAL JUSTICE THROUGH DISTRIBUTION OF WEALTH BY STATE” by - Syed Faraz Mehadi

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National Identity And Citizenship: Exploring Legal Framework And Challenges by - Adrija Patitundi & Suhani Rai

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CINEMA AND CENSORSHIP LEGISLATIONS: AN OVERVIEW BY - Pooja.S

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