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WOMENS RIGHTS AS HUMAN RIGHTS IN CONTEMPORARY ERA: AN INDIAN APPROACH BY - ASWATHI SUKUMARAN

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ARTIFICIAL INTELLIGENCE AND AUTONOMOUS VEHICLES: CONTEMPORARY ISSUES AND CHALLENGES BY - ASHISH KUMAR VERMA

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LEGAL IMPLICATIONS OF ARTIFICIAL REPRODUCTIVE TECHNOLOGIES IN INDIA: EXPLORING THE LEGAL AND ETHICAL DIMENSIONS OF THE TECHNOLOGIES BY – GAURISHA RASTOGI

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MENSTRUAL EMPOWERMENT: THE RIGHT TO BLEED WITH DIGNITY By: Sakshi Prashant Thorat

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THE ROLE OF INDIAN VOLKSGEIST IN ITS LEGAL EDUCATION AND PRACTICE BY DR. BIRENDRA KUMAR GUPTA & SURAJ AMIT

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YOU CAN NOT CLOCK BACK BY - DIVYANSHI BHARDWAJ

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