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Environmental Whistleblowing In India: Existing Framework And Potential Considerations
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Repealed Farm Legislations, Minimum Support Price, and National Food Security
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Due Process of Law and Undue Regressions of the Spectacle: A Genealogy of Indian Cinema
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Exploring the Links between the Law, Cinema, and Extra-Judicial Violence
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From Marriage to Autonomy: Rethinking Sections 493 and 496 of the IPC
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