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STOCK MARKET MANIPULATION AND INSIDER TRADING: THE EVIL WEAPON OF THE TRADERS BY - RASHIKA WADHAWAN

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LEX FORI AND LEX LOCI CELEBRATIONIS - ROLE PLAYED IN DETERMINING THE VALIDITY OF MARRIAGE BY - ARYAN TOMAR

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PROTECTION OF FARMERS RIGHTS, PLANT VARIETIES IN INDIA AND ITS IMPACT WITH REFERENCE TO THE GENETICALLY MODIFIED PLANTS: A LEGAL ANALYSIS BY - BHAGIRATHI H & KAVYASHREE AP

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RELEVANCY OF EVIDENCE RECORDED BY VIDEO CONFERENCING IN CRIMINAL TRIALS By: Gaganjot & Amit Sharma

DISHONOUR OF CHEQUE AND NEGOTIABLE INSTRUMENTS ACT BY: AJIT BAPU KHAMKAR

STOCK MARKET MANIPULATION AND INSIDER TRADING: THE EVIL WEAPON OF THE TRADERS BY - RASHIKA WADHAWAN

TRANSFORMING HEALTHCARE IN INDIA THROUGH ARTIFICIAL INTELLIGENCE BY - SHABIH FATIMA

BREAKING THE SILENCE: PIONEERING LEGAL REFORMS AND HUMAN RIGHTS ADVOCACY TO CONFRONT THE EPIDEMIC OF CUSTODIAL TORTURE IN INDIA BY - DHRUVI VED & SHAKIR RADHANPURWALA

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IS MARRIAGE A LICENSE TO RAPE?: A CRITICAL ANALYSIS OF THE NEED FOR CRIMINALISATION OF MARITAL RAPE IN INDIA BY - HARICHARAN V & SUJITHA V

CYBER SECURITY IN INDIA: CURRENT STATUS AND FUTURE PROSPECTS BY: SOUMYADEEP SARDAR

PROTECTION OF FARMERS RIGHTS, PLANT VARIETIES IN INDIA AND ITS IMPACT WITH REFERENCE TO THE GENETICALLY MODIFIED PLANTS: A LEGAL ANALYSIS BY - BHAGIRATHI H & KAVYASHREE AP

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