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CHALLENGES IN THE CURRENT INDIAN TAX REGIME BY - KALYANI ROY & VIJAYA GUPTA

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GLOBAL CRYPTO REGULATIONS AND INDIAN TAXATION A HOLISTIC ANALYSIS OF POLICIES AND PRACTICES. BY - BHAGAVATH P

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REPRESENTATION OF WOMEN IN THE LEGAL PROFESSION IN INDIA DO THEY NEED EMPOWERMENT? BY - SHREYASH GUPTA

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KEEPING PACE WITH THE TECHNOLOGY-ARTIFICIAL INTELIGENCE AND CRIMINAL LAW, WITH SPECIAL FOCUS ON COMMERCIAL (FINANCIAL) OFFENCES IN INDIA BY - MS. RITI SINGH & MR. SHUBHAM SINGH

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ARTIFICIAL INTELLIGENCE AND PATENT LAW BY: KHUSHBOO KUMARI SINGH

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THE CONSTITUTIONAL VALIDITY OF THE SECOND EXCEPTION TO RAPE. BY - IPSHA SHRIVASTAVA

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ARTIFICIAL INTELLIGENCE AND CYBER LAWS IN INDIA: DISCOVERING WAYS TO IMPLEMENT REGULATION By - Shubham Kumar Dass

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