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CONSTITUTIONAL PROVISIONS FOR THE OFFICIAL AND REGIONAL LANGUAGES OF INDIA BY - DR. CHARU SRIVASTAVA

Authors: DR. CHARU SRIVASTAVA

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AN ANALYTICAL STUDY ON THE IMPACT OF DIVORCE ON WOMENS PROPERTY RIGHTS AND MAINTENANCE CLAIMS UNDER HINDU LAW BY - ROSY KUMAR & PRAVEEN ANANDHAN

Authors: ROSY KUMAR & PRAVEEN ANANDHAN

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PUBLIC TRUST IN THE INDIAN JUDICIAL SYSTEM: A CRITICAL REVIEW OF THE JUSTICE IS DUE MOVEMENT AND ITS IMPACT ON SOCIETY BY: MANJUNATH M P

Authors: MANJUNATH M P

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A CRITICAL ANALYSIS ON CYBERBULLYING AND ITS EFFECTS IN INDIA BY - ROSY KUMAR & PRAVEEN ANANDHAN

Authors: ROSY KUMAR & PRAVEEN ANANDHAN

Registration ID: 109139 | Published Paper ID: IJLRA9139 & IJLRA9140

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A LEGAL STUDY ON INFRINGEMENT OF DESIGNS UNDER INTELLECTUAL PROPERTY RIGHTS WITH RELEVANT CASE LAWS: BY - N. NIKHIL TEJA

Authors: N. NIKHIL TEJA

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LIMITATIONS AND EXCEPTIONS IN THE DIGITAL ERA BY WILLIAM PATRY BY - ADV. VEDANTI C. GONGLE

Authors: ADV. VEDANTI C. GONGLE

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THE JOURNEY OF CRIMINAL PROFILING AND ITS ROLE IN TRANSFORMING CRIMINAL JUSTICE SYSTEMS AUTHORED BY - RAHAMATHULLA S & DR. M.A SALEEM AHMED

Authors: RAHAMATHULLA S & DR. M.A SALEEM AHMED

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THE NEGOTIABLE INSTRUMENTS ACT, 1881 WITH RECENT AMENDMENTS BY - SUBODH KUMAR SARKAR

Authors: SUBODH KUMAR SARKAR

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NORMATIVE CHARACTERIZATION OF SELF-DETERMINATION IN INTERNATIONAL LAW BY – DEEPIKA. S

Authors: DEEPIKA. S

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SOCIAL SECURITY FOR UNORGANISED SECTOR WORKERS BY: RADHIKA AGGARWAL

Authors: RADHIKA AGGARWAL

Registration ID: 109131 | Published Paper ID: IJLRA9131

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CONSTITUTIONAL PROVISIONS FOR THE OFFICIAL AND REGIONAL LANGUAGES OF INDIA BY - DR. CHARU SRIVASTAVA

AN ANALYTICAL STUDY ON THE IMPACT OF DIVORCE ON WOMENS PROPERTY RIGHTS AND MAINTENANCE CLAIMS UNDER HINDU LAW BY - ROSY KUMAR & PRAVEEN ANANDHAN

PUBLIC TRUST IN THE INDIAN JUDICIAL SYSTEM: A CRITICAL REVIEW OF THE JUSTICE IS DUE MOVEMENT AND ITS IMPACT ON SOCIETY BY: MANJUNATH M P

A CRITICAL ANALYSIS ON CYBERBULLYING AND ITS EFFECTS IN INDIA BY - ROSY KUMAR & PRAVEEN ANANDHAN

A LEGAL STUDY ON INFRINGEMENT OF DESIGNS UNDER INTELLECTUAL PROPERTY RIGHTS WITH RELEVANT CASE LAWS: BY - N. NIKHIL TEJA

LIMITATIONS AND EXCEPTIONS IN THE DIGITAL ERA BY WILLIAM PATRY BY - ADV. VEDANTI C. GONGLE

THE JOURNEY OF CRIMINAL PROFILING AND ITS ROLE IN TRANSFORMING CRIMINAL JUSTICE SYSTEMS AUTHORED BY - RAHAMATHULLA S & DR. M.A SALEEM AHMED

THE NEGOTIABLE INSTRUMENTS ACT, 1881 WITH RECENT AMENDMENTS BY - SUBODH KUMAR SARKAR

NORMATIVE CHARACTERIZATION OF SELF-DETERMINATION IN INTERNATIONAL LAW BY – DEEPIKA. S

SOCIAL SECURITY FOR UNORGANISED SECTOR WORKERS BY: RADHIKA AGGARWAL

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