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“ILLEGAL TRADE OF TIGER PARTS IN INDIA AND ITS DEVASTATING IMPACT ON TIGER CONSERVATION EFFORTS

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“HUMAN RIGHTS AND REFUGEES: THE ISRAEL AND PALESTINE CONFLICT” BY: MANAV RAO

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THE LAST TEMPTATION OF CHRIST, 1988: ANALYSIS BY - MERLIN MADHUMITHA.JK

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NOURISHING HOPE: OPERATION SULAIMANI’S MISSION TO FEED THE HUNGRY BY - MEGA N

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TRADEMARK TURMOIL: UNMASKING UNFAIR COMPETITION IN INDIA BY - NANDAKISHORE A & GOPIKA SASI

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“THE IMPACT OF BOARD COMPOSITION ON CORPORATE GOVERNANCE” BY: HARSH GAUTAM

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“SHAREHOLDER ACTIVISM AND CORPORATE GOVERNANCE” BY: GHUNAIM SIDDIQUI

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ANALYSING THE IMPACT OF THE UNLAWFUL ACTIVITIES ACT, 1967 ON INDIVIDUAL RIGHTS IN A COMPARATIVE MANNER BY - SNIGDHA SINGH DEWAL

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THE CONCEPTUAL ANALYSIS OF THE PRINCIPLE AUDI ALTERAM PARTEM AND ITS EVOLUTION FROM THE COMMON LAW BY - ANSU EALIAS

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