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FROM SIDE HUSTLES TO LEGAL STRUGGLES: THE GIG ECONOMY AND INDIAS LABOR LAWS. BY: YASHI ASHOK MEHTA

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“CSR: CORPORATE CITIZENSHIP OR CLEVER CAMOUFLAGE? REVEALING THE MOTIVES BEHIND CSR” BY: ADITYA KUMAR & SEJAL GUPTA

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THUMBS UP: AN EVOLVING LEGAL PARADIGM OR A FORESTALLING LEGAL PARADOX IN THE DIGITAL ERA BY - M HEGIN HAN

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A CRITICAL ANALYSIS OF THE LEGAL RIGHTS OF CHILDREN BORN FROM LIVE IN RELATIONSHIPS IN THE INDIAN CONTEXT BY - ANUSHKA CHOUDHARY

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INTERNATIONAL MARKETING IN THE MODERN ERA BY: MS. RICHA KAPOOR

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CONTEMPT PROCEEDINGS AND THE ROLE OF JUDICIARY: INDEPENDENCE AND ACCOUNTABILITY BY - PROTEEK MOTILAL

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AGEING OF POPULATION BY - AARUSH SHRIKANT PATIL

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THE ANALYSIS OF THE HUMAN RIGHTS OF WOMEN PRISONERS AND THEIR CHILDREN FROM A CONSTITUTIONAL PERSPECTIVE BY - MRS. KUSUM SINGH & MR. ANUJ SETHI

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THE EFFECTS OF ADVERSE POSSESSION ON PROPERTY RIGHTS BY - SUHANI PANDEY

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UNIVERSAL DECLARATION OF HUMAN RIGHTS AND ITS IMPLICATIONS BY - DR. N. PRAMOD SINGH

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FROM SIDE HUSTLES TO LEGAL STRUGGLES: THE GIG ECONOMY AND INDIAS LABOR LAWS. BY: YASHI ASHOK MEHTA

“CSR: CORPORATE CITIZENSHIP OR CLEVER CAMOUFLAGE? REVEALING THE MOTIVES BEHIND CSR” BY: ADITYA KUMAR & SEJAL GUPTA

THUMBS UP: AN EVOLVING LEGAL PARADIGM OR A FORESTALLING LEGAL PARADOX IN THE DIGITAL ERA BY - M HEGIN HAN

A CRITICAL ANALYSIS OF THE LEGAL RIGHTS OF CHILDREN BORN FROM LIVE IN RELATIONSHIPS IN THE INDIAN CONTEXT BY - ANUSHKA CHOUDHARY

INTERNATIONAL MARKETING IN THE MODERN ERA BY: MS. RICHA KAPOOR

CONTEMPT PROCEEDINGS AND THE ROLE OF JUDICIARY: INDEPENDENCE AND ACCOUNTABILITY BY - PROTEEK MOTILAL

AGEING OF POPULATION BY - AARUSH SHRIKANT PATIL

THE ANALYSIS OF THE HUMAN RIGHTS OF WOMEN PRISONERS AND THEIR CHILDREN FROM A CONSTITUTIONAL PERSPECTIVE BY - MRS. KUSUM SINGH & MR. ANUJ SETHI

THE EFFECTS OF ADVERSE POSSESSION ON PROPERTY RIGHTS BY - SUHANI PANDEY

UNIVERSAL DECLARATION OF HUMAN RIGHTS AND ITS IMPLICATIONS BY - DR. N. PRAMOD SINGH

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