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FREEDOM OF RELIGION AND ITS LIMITS: ANALYZING ARTICLE 25 OF INDIAN CONSTITUTION BY: SAMRIDHI SHARMA

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ANALYSIS OF CURRENT INDIAN LEGISLATION ON BIOTECHNOLOGY BY - SMITA R. NAIK & PRAJAKTA PIMPALSHENDE

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ANALYTICAL STUDY ON CORPORATE SOCIAL RESPONSIBILITY (CSR) & LEGAL IMPLICATIONS BY - SMITA R. NAIK & AKSHAY KABRA

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AN ANALYTICAL STUDY OF FRAUDULENT BANKRUPTCY IN INDIA BY - SMITA R. NAIK

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“UNLOCKING RIGHTS: LEGAL PROTECTIONS FOR INDIVIDUALS WITH AUTISM IN INDIA” BY - DR. ANILA V MENON

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DEATH PENALTY IN INDIA: REDUNDANT OR NECESSARY IN THE 21ST CENTURY? BY - CHITRALI BAPULI

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“LAW UNDER SIEGE: A SOCIO-LEGAL REVIEW OF MARKUS ZUSAK’S THE BOOK THIEF” BY - AARYA ATUL JADHAV

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FREEDOM OF RELIGION AND ITS LIMITS: ANALYZING ARTICLE 25 OF INDIAN CONSTITUTION BY: SAMRIDHI SHARMA

ANALYSIS OF CURRENT INDIAN LEGISLATION ON BIOTECHNOLOGY BY - SMITA R. NAIK & PRAJAKTA PIMPALSHENDE

ANALYTICAL STUDY ON CORPORATE SOCIAL RESPONSIBILITY (CSR) & LEGAL IMPLICATIONS BY - SMITA R. NAIK & AKSHAY KABRA

AN ANALYTICAL STUDY OF FRAUDULENT BANKRUPTCY IN INDIA BY - SMITA R. NAIK

“UNLOCKING RIGHTS: LEGAL PROTECTIONS FOR INDIVIDUALS WITH AUTISM IN INDIA” BY - DR. ANILA V MENON

PATENT ILLEGALITY AND ARBITRAL AWARDS: BALANCING LEGAL OVERSIGHT AND ARBITRATION EFFICIENCY BY - ISHIKA SHOKEEN

DEATH PENALTY IN INDIA: REDUNDANT OR NECESSARY IN THE 21ST CENTURY? BY - CHITRALI BAPULI

CASE NOTE: PHONOGRAPHIC PERFORMANCE LIMITED AND SONOTEK CASSETTES COMPANY V. STATE OF GOA BY - PRANJAL SRIVASTAV

AI IN CRIMINAL JUSTICE: A FORCE FOR PROGRESS OR A THREAT TO FAIRNESS? BY - SRINIVASULA GOUTHAM

“LAW UNDER SIEGE: A SOCIO-LEGAL REVIEW OF MARKUS ZUSAK’S THE BOOK THIEF” BY - AARYA ATUL JADHAV

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