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FLAME THE PEOPLE: FLARE THE DEFECTION BY - UJJWAL SHUKLA & DEVANSH MISHRA

Authors: UJJWAL SHUKLA & DEVANSH MISHRA

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FREEDOM OF RELIGION: IN THE ERA OF POLARIZATION BY - RISHITA RAJ

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AMENDMENTS, AUTHORITY, AND ACCOUNTABILITY: A CRITICAL PERSPECTIVE ON THE BASIC STRUCTURE DOCTRINE BY - ZEENYA JESTIN

Authors: ZEENYA JESTIN

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BIRTH RIGHT OF CHILDREN: RIGHT TO EDUCATION UNDER CONSTITUTION OF INDIA BY - PALLAVI S. KANDIKATTIWAR

Authors: PALLAVI S. KANDIKATTIWAR

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GENDER JUSTICE REIMAGINED: TACKLING MISUSE OF WOMEN-CENTRIC LAWS WITH FAIR PROVISIONS FOR MEN BY - SIYA & ARIN GUPTA

Authors: SIYA & ARIN GUPTA

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ASSESS THE EFFECTIVENESS OF SEBI’s LEGAL AND REGULATORY FRAMEWORK IN CAPITAL MARKETS AUTHORED BY - NITHIYASHREE. S & MS.T. VAISHALI

Authors: NITHIYASHREE. S & MS.T. VAISHALI

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PROMISE AND PERPETRATIONS: THE ROLE OF CASTE IN SHAPING THE EXPLOITATION OF DALIT WOMEN THROUGH FALSE MARITAL PROMISES BY - SHUBHAM YADAV

Authors: SHUBHAM YADAV

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A THOROUGH EXAMINATION OF THE ONE NATION, ONE ELECTION PROPOSAL IN ORDER TO ASSESS THE BENEFITS AND DRAWBACKS OF COORDINATED ELECTIONS IN INDIA BY - DR. RAJESH KUMAR & MR. SAMEER KUMAR

Authors: DR. RAJESH KUMAR & MR. SAMEER KUMAR

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CRIMINAL JUSTICE AND VICTIMOLOGY: A COMPARATIVE ANALYSIS BY: MRIDU JOYDEB MUKHERJEE

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BALANCING FLEXIBILITY AND PROTECTION FOR CONTRACT LABOUR IN INDIA THROUGH THE LABOUR CODES- MEASURING UP TO THE ILO STANDARDS BY - YASH MANGALE

Authors: YASH MANGALE

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