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DISSENT IN DEMOCRACY-RELEVANCE UNDER INDIAN JURISPRUDENCE BY - ASHUTOSH TRIPATHI

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BEYOND BORDERS: CLIMATE CHANGE ACTION & STATE SOVEREIGNTY BY: YARRAMSETTY GEETHANJALI

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TRENDS IN GROWTH AND FUNCTIONING OF POLITICAL PARTIES BY: JAIDEEP M CHAUHAN

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ARE DEFAMATION LAWS A BOON OR BANE: A PANORAMIC ANALYSIS BY: AMBIKA BHARDWAJ

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ROLE OF JUDICIARY IN PROTECTING THE INTEREST OF MARGINALISED COMMUNITY IN INDIA BY - MD JIYAUDDIN

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PLANTING SEEDS OF HOPE: CULTIVATING A FUTURE WHERE CHILDREN CAN BLOSSOM, FREE FROM TRAFFICKING BY - VEDHIKA GUPTA

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UNVEILING THE DISTINCTIVE DYNAMICS OF SECURITIES ARBITRATION: A COMPREHENSIVE EXPLORATION BY - YAJUR SOOD

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GENERATIVE ARTIFICIAL INTELLIGENCE AND INTELLECTUAL PROPERTY RIGHTS: NAVIGATING THE NEW LANDSCAPE BY - POOJA KATEEL

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NAVIGATING INTERNATIONAL PRESSURE: WOMENS RIGHTS IN SAUDI ARABIA AND AFGHANISTAN BY: ANIMESH RANJAN & JOSHUA JOSEPH

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GENDER DISCRIMINATION ON CORPORATE BOARD: A STUDY IN THE LIGHT OF MURUGAPPA CASE BY - LAKSHMY S & DR. P V NAGENDRA SARMA

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DISSENT IN DEMOCRACY-RELEVANCE UNDER INDIAN JURISPRUDENCE BY - ASHUTOSH TRIPATHI

BEYOND BORDERS: CLIMATE CHANGE ACTION & STATE SOVEREIGNTY BY: YARRAMSETTY GEETHANJALI

TRENDS IN GROWTH AND FUNCTIONING OF POLITICAL PARTIES BY: JAIDEEP M CHAUHAN

ARE DEFAMATION LAWS A BOON OR BANE: A PANORAMIC ANALYSIS BY: AMBIKA BHARDWAJ

ROLE OF JUDICIARY IN PROTECTING THE INTEREST OF MARGINALISED COMMUNITY IN INDIA BY - MD JIYAUDDIN

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^{^[16]} Tr.O.P.No.437 of 2007.