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IMPACT OF ARTIFICIAL INTELLIGENCE ON INTELLECTUAL PROPERTY BY: - P. KOUSHIKA

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“SMALL TOWNS, BIG CHALLENGES: THE REALITY OF RURAL POLICING” BY - AKSHAYA.J

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"LAND, LAW, AND LEGACY: INDIGENOUS PEOPLE’S RIGHTS IN NATURAL RESOURCE MANAGEMENT" BY - MONIKA CHAUDHARY

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"REHABILITATION VS. PUNISHMENT: A COMPARATIVE STUDY ON REDUCING RECIDIVISM IN THE CRIMINAL JUSTICE SYSTEM" BY: DHAVAL THAKKAR

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THE DISPARITIES DURING THE COVID 19 REGIME IN INDIA: WHAT WOULD’VE RAWLS SAID? BY - ARNAB SARANGI

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A STUDY ON PUBLIC ON A PSYCHOLOGICAL IMPACT ON SOCIAL MEDIA AMONG TEENAGERS IN CHENNAI BY - AKSHAYA.P

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THE CASE OF ‘BOROLINE’ VS ‘BOROBEAUTY’: A LEGAL EXAMINATION OF TRADEMARK INFRINGEMENT BY - PRANJAL SRIVASTAV & SHREYA SRIVASTAVA

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AN EMPIRICAL STUDY ON HISTORICAL DEVELOPMENT OF LABOUR LAWS IN INDIA BY: MOHAMMED MUTHAR MYDEEN.D

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A STUDY ON LEGAL CHALLENGES FACED IN CYBER INVESTIGATION AND PROSECUTION, ACCESS TO JUSTICE BY - SHREYANK KUMAR.B

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A STUDY ON THE LEGISLATIVE FRAMEWORK ON THE PLANT VARIETIES PROTECTION IN INDIA BY - DR PAULINE PRIYA

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