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A CRITICAL ANALYSIS ON THE TAXATION OF THE AGRICULTURAL INCOME BY - R. SANAT

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GENDER OR SEX; THE BRAWL BETWEEN LEGAL AND SOCIAL WITH SPECIAL EMPHASIS ON SCOPE OF GENDER IN INDIAN SCENARIO BY- KASHISH KHANNA

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LEGAL CERTAINTY OR TEXTUAL RIGIDITY: THE BENEFITS AND DRAWBACKS OF INTERPRETING STATUTES LITERALLY BY - SMIRTHA G & VARSHA SHREE A I

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A CRITICAL ANALYSIS ON THE RIGHT TO A FAIR TRIAL UNDER INDIAN LAWS BY - RISHI RAJ

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DISSECTING THE RESERVATION DILEMMA: AN ANALYTICAL EXAMINATION OF ITS IMPERATIVE OR DISPENSABILITY IN THE TAPESTRY OF SOCIOPOLITICAL DISCOURSE BY - MISHKA PASWAN

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NARCOTICS AND DRUGS PROBLEMS IN INDIA BY - INDIRA PRIYADARSHINI

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ANALYZING THE IMPACT OF “VIOLENCE ON WOMEN” BY - PALAK RAJ

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GENDER EQUALITY WITH REFERNCE TO EQUAL EMPLOYMENT OPPORTUNITIES BY - VARTIKA MISHRA

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ROLE OF CIVIL SOCIETY IN RELATION TO MEDIA BY - RISHITA RAJ

A CRITICAL ANALYSIS ON THE TAXATION OF THE AGRICULTURAL INCOME BY - R. SANAT

GENDER OR SEX; THE BRAWL BETWEEN LEGAL AND SOCIAL WITH SPECIAL EMPHASIS ON SCOPE OF GENDER IN INDIAN SCENARIO BY- KASHISH KHANNA

LEGAL CERTAINTY OR TEXTUAL RIGIDITY: THE BENEFITS AND DRAWBACKS OF INTERPRETING STATUTES LITERALLY BY - SMIRTHA G & VARSHA SHREE A I

A CRITICAL ANALYSIS ON THE RIGHT TO A FAIR TRIAL UNDER INDIAN LAWS BY - RISHI RAJ

DISSECTING THE RESERVATION DILEMMA: AN ANALYTICAL EXAMINATION OF ITS IMPERATIVE OR DISPENSABILITY IN THE TAPESTRY OF SOCIOPOLITICAL DISCOURSE BY - MISHKA PASWAN

NARCOTICS AND DRUGS PROBLEMS IN INDIA BY - INDIRA PRIYADARSHINI

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