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JUDICIAL REVIEW AND LEGISLATIVE INTENT: A CONSTITUTIONAL PERSPECTIVE BY - HARSHPREET KAUR

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ACCESS TO JUSTICE AND LEGAL AID AS PILLARS OF A DEVELOPED SOCIETY BY - DR. PALLAVI SHAH & ASST. PROF. ANJANA ALAKKAL

Authors: DR. PALLAVI SHAH & ASST. PROF. ANJANA ALAKKAL

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ROLE OF SERIOUS FRAUD INVESTIGATION OFFICE IN STRIVING WHITE COLLAR CRIMES AND ITS DEVELOPMENTS BY - YASH PALAN

Authors: YASH PALAN

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ANALYSIS OF THE LEGAL FRAMEWORK FOR THE MENTAL HEALTHCARE IN INDIA BY - MRS. SONALI SHARMA & MRS. SANTOSH SHARMA

Authors: MRS. SONALI SHARMA & MRS. SANTOSH SHARMA

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GLOBALISATION, CULTURAL HERITAGE AND INTELLECTUAL PROPERTY LAWS IN LAW: BALANCING PROTECTIONS AND INNOVATIONS BY: SANAVI DESHMUKH

Authors: SANAVI DESHMUKH

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FREEDOM OF SPEECH AND EXPRESSION: ANALYZING THE IMPACT OF MEDIA TRIALS ON PUBLIC DISCOURSE AND JUSTICE BY - MRS. RAVNISH BECTOR

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EMPOWERING YOUNG CREATORS: THE ROLE OF IPR IN PROTECTING DIGITAL INNOVATION BY - MRS. ANAM ASIF MEHANDIKAR

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NAVIGATING THE GREEN FRONTIER: THE ROLE OF ENVIRONMENTAL LAWS IN PROMOTING SUSTAINABLE BUSINESS PRACTICES – AN OVERVIEW BY - DR. SHARADKUMAR SHAH, PROF. DEEP KAPADIA & PROF. RASHIKA

Authors: DR. SHARADKUMAR SHAH, PROF. DEEP KAPADIA & PROF. RASHIKA

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FROM NEGLECT TO EMPOWERMENT: STRENGTHENING LEGAL RIGHTS FOR SENIOR CITIZENS IN INDIA BY - DR.VIDYA DHERE & MRS.VARSHA BADWE

Authors: DR.VIDYA DHERE & MRS.VARSHA BADWE

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EMPOWERING WOMEN THROUGH LEGAL REFORMS: THE ROAD TO INCLUSIVE DEVELOPMENT BY - DR. VARSHA ROKDE & PROF. DEEP KAPADIA

Authors: DR. VARSHA ROKDE & PROF. DEEP KAPADIA

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JUDICIAL REVIEW AND LEGISLATIVE INTENT: A CONSTITUTIONAL PERSPECTIVE BY - HARSHPREET KAUR

ACCESS TO JUSTICE AND LEGAL AID AS PILLARS OF A DEVELOPED SOCIETY BY - DR. PALLAVI SHAH & ASST. PROF. ANJANA ALAKKAL

ROLE OF SERIOUS FRAUD INVESTIGATION OFFICE IN STRIVING WHITE COLLAR CRIMES AND ITS DEVELOPMENTS BY - YASH PALAN

ANALYSIS OF THE LEGAL FRAMEWORK FOR THE MENTAL HEALTHCARE IN INDIA BY - MRS. SONALI SHARMA & MRS. SANTOSH SHARMA

GLOBALISATION, CULTURAL HERITAGE AND INTELLECTUAL PROPERTY LAWS IN LAW: BALANCING PROTECTIONS AND INNOVATIONS BY: SANAVI DESHMUKH

FREEDOM OF SPEECH AND EXPRESSION: ANALYZING THE IMPACT OF MEDIA TRIALS ON PUBLIC DISCOURSE AND JUSTICE BY - MRS. RAVNISH BECTOR

EMPOWERING YOUNG CREATORS: THE ROLE OF IPR IN PROTECTING DIGITAL INNOVATION BY - MRS. ANAM ASIF MEHANDIKAR

NAVIGATING THE GREEN FRONTIER: THE ROLE OF ENVIRONMENTAL LAWS IN PROMOTING SUSTAINABLE BUSINESS PRACTICES – AN OVERVIEW BY - DR. SHARADKUMAR SHAH, PROF. DEEP KAPADIA & PROF. RASHIKA

FROM NEGLECT TO EMPOWERMENT: STRENGTHENING LEGAL RIGHTS FOR SENIOR CITIZENS IN INDIA BY - DR.VIDYA DHERE & MRS.VARSHA BADWE

EMPOWERING WOMEN THROUGH LEGAL REFORMS: THE ROAD TO INCLUSIVE DEVELOPMENT BY - DR. VARSHA ROKDE & PROF. DEEP KAPADIA

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