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MACHINES AS CREATORS: THE LEGAL DILEMMA OF AI-GENERATED WORKS IN INDIA BY: ROSE CHERIAN

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ASSESSING THE NEED FOR A COMPREHENSIVE LEGAL FRAMEWORK FOR WILDLIFE CORRIDORS IN INDIA: ADDRESSING HABITAT CONNECTIVITY AND CONSERVATION CHALLENGES BY - ABINAYA R M

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IMPORTANCE OF PUBLIC OPINION ON LAW MAKING IN INDIA BY - MS. ANJANA MAHADEO MISAL & CHINMAY R. JOSHI

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INDIAS CLIMATE CHANGE COMMITMENTS: LEGAL CHALLENGES IN IMPLEMENTING THE PARIS AGREEMENT BY - MANSI DALAL

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SACRED BONDS OR LEGAL CONTRACTS- ANALYZING RELIGIOUS MARRIAGES IN INDIA AND THE UCC DEBATE BY - ANSHU KIRAN SINGH

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SUPERVISING THE CONSTRUCTION INDUSTRYS MARKET TURMOIL AND PRICE ESCALATION: METHODS FOR EFFECTIVE DISPUTE RESOLUTION AND RISK MITIGATION BY - ADITI PODDAR & MANSI RATHI

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ENSURING JUSTICE AND EQUALITY: THE NEED FOR JUDICIAL VIGILANCE AGAINST THE MISUSE OF DOMESTIC ABUSE AND DOWRY LAWS BY - MR. KADAKAMBIL PRASAD P A

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ANALYSIS OF PROSTITUTION IN INDIA: LEGAL AND SOCIAL PERSPECTIVES BY- DR. SHWETA JOSHI

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ODR: A NEW DIMENSION OF ADR SYSTEM IN INDIA BY - PROF. (DR.) BANSHI DHAR SINGH & JITENDER GAUTAM

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RIVER PERSONHOOD AND ENVIRONMENTAL JUSTICE: ADDRESSING JURISDICTIONAL CHALLENGES BY - PRIYANKA MISHRA

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