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SEBI’S REGULATORY FRAMEWORK FOR IPO’S IN INDIA AUTHORED BY: ADIT CHAUDHARY & DR. AQUEEDA KHAN

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CONTEMPORARY DILEMMAS IN ENFORCING INTERNATIONAL HUMANITARIAN LAW DURING MODERN WARFARE CONTEXTS BY - AJAYITA SANDHU

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SEXUAL OFFENCES AGAINST CHILDREN IN INDIA – CAUSES AND SOCIO-CULTURAL IMPACT BY – NISHA NODIYA

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BAIL JURISPRUDENCE IN INDIA: DEVELOPMENTS IN THE RECENT PAST, WITH STATUTORY LAWS AND CONSTITUTIONAL SCHEMES BY - DIVYA KANWAR

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EVOLUTION OF RIGHT TO PRIVACY AS FUNDAMENTAL RIGHT BY - ASHISH CHANDELA

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LIMITS TO FREEDOM OF RELIGIOUS EXPRESSION AND STATE NEUTRALITY BY - ASHISH KUMAR PANDEY

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EXECUTIVE AUTHORITY IN COMPARATIVE PERSPECTIVE: A STUDY OF UK, USA AND INDIA BY - ANKIT RAI & TANUSHREE

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RULE OF LAW; ONE, BUT NOT THE ONLY VIRTUE BY - ALANKRITA MALVIYA

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JUDICIAL REVIEW AND INDIAN COURTS BY - KAJAL CHAUDHARY & DR. RAJEEV KUMAR SINGH

SEBI’S REGULATORY FRAMEWORK FOR IPO’S IN INDIA AUTHORED BY: ADIT CHAUDHARY & DR. AQUEEDA KHAN

CONTEMPORARY DILEMMAS IN ENFORCING INTERNATIONAL HUMANITARIAN LAW DURING MODERN WARFARE CONTEXTS BY - AJAYITA SANDHU

SEXUAL OFFENCES AGAINST CHILDREN IN INDIA – CAUSES AND SOCIO-CULTURAL IMPACT BY – NISHA NODIYA

BAIL JURISPRUDENCE IN INDIA: DEVELOPMENTS IN THE RECENT PAST, WITH STATUTORY LAWS AND CONSTITUTIONAL SCHEMES BY - DIVYA KANWAR

EVOLUTION OF RIGHT TO PRIVACY AS FUNDAMENTAL RIGHT BY - ASHISH CHANDELA

LIMITS TO FREEDOM OF RELIGIOUS EXPRESSION AND STATE NEUTRALITY BY - ASHISH KUMAR PANDEY

EXECUTIVE AUTHORITY IN COMPARATIVE PERSPECTIVE: A STUDY OF UK, USA AND INDIA BY - ANKIT RAI & TANUSHREE

RULE OF LAW; ONE, BUT NOT THE ONLY VIRTUE BY - ALANKRITA MALVIYA

SOCIAL MEDIA AT LAW: A REMEDY TO THE FREEDOM OF EXPRESSION IN A DEMOCRATIC PROCESS BY- SONIA BALHARA

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