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INVISIBLE FARMERS: WOMEN’S STRUGGLE FOR LAND, RESOURCES, AND LEGAL RECOGNITION IN INDIAN AGRICULTURE BY - KUNWAR KUSHAGRA SRIVASTAVA & SHREEM THITE

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IMPACT ON CHINA AND GOOGLE DUE TO GOOGLE’S EXIT- BASED ON GOVERNANCE, POWER STRUCTURE AND GLOBAL ECONOMY BY - DR.S.UMA MAHESWARI

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COMPARATIVE STUDY OF JUDICIAL REVIEW AND SEPARATION OF POWERS BY - SAKSHI SHARMA & YATI YADAV

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A CRITICAL NOTE ON CONCEPT OF TIME LIMIT ON RESERVATION POLICIES BY - RISHABH GUPTA

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EVERY CHILD IS DIFFERENT – AN EXAMINATION OF CHILD SEXUAL ABUSE AND THE LAW IN INDIA (POCSO) BY - YATI YADAV

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BENJAMIN CARDOZO’S PRAGMATIC PERSPECTIVE ON JUDICIAL REFORMS AND CASE PENDENCY IN INDIA. BY: VISHWAS VINOD AWARI

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ENVIRONMENTAL CONTRACTS AND SUSTAINABILITY BY - N NITHYA SHREE

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THE ROLE OF THE INDIAN CONSTITUTION IN ENSURING SOCIAL JUSTICE: THE CASE OF RESERVATION POLICY BY - PRIYANSHU KUMAR

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THE RIGHT TO BE FORGOTTEN: AN EVOLVING RIGHT BY - DR. TANVEER KAUR

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NAVIGATING THE LEGAL LABYRINTH: INTERNET SERVICE PROVIDERS’ LIABILITY ON COPYRIGHT INFRINGEMENT CASES BY - SRI PRAGNYA A, OISHANI DEB & ARYAN ROY

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