| S.No. | Title | Link |
| 1. | HOPE AS A PANACEA FOR PROFESSIONAL AND PERSONAL CHALLENGES IN TEACHING: A CONCEPTUAL ANALYSIS WITH GLOBAL PERSPECTIVES AND AN INDIAN EMPHASIS- KARTIK GUPTA & DR. ARPITA SINGH | Click Here |
| 2. | MIGRATION, REFUGEES, AND INTERNATIONAL LAW: JUSTICE FOR NATIVE POPULATIONS IN THE GLOBAL ERA – AN ANALYSIS IN THE CONTEXT OF CAA AND NRC- KIRTTICK KAMAL KASHYAP | Click Here |
| 3. | NARCO – ANALYSIS IN CRIMINAL JUSTICE: BALANCING INVESTIGATIVE UTILITY WITH ETHICAL DILEMMAS AND CONSTITUTIONAL RIGHTS- GRACY RATHAUR | Click Here |
| 4. | NEPAL UNDER INDIAN POLITICAL AND CULTURAL INFLUENCE- DR. MEENU SHARMA | Click Here |
| 5. | DOWRY LAWS IN CONTEMPORARY INDIA: JUDICIAL CONCERNS, MISUSE ALLEGATIONS, AND THE QUEST FOR BALANCED ENFORCEMENT- MS. SAMIHA JAIN | Click Here |
| 6. | ETHICAL RESPONSIBILITIES THROUGH FREEDOM OF EXPRESSION IN DEMOCRACY- MS. ANJILA BHATTACHARYA | Click Here |
| 7. | VIOLENT GAME AGGRESSION: JUVENILE DELINQUENCY IN INDIA AND ITS REHABILITATION- MS. ANOUSHKA BANERJEE | Click Here |
| 8. | LIVING CONSTITUTIONALISM VS. ORIGINALISM: A COMPARATIVE ANALYSIS OF CONSTITUTIONAL INTERPRETATION IN INDIA, UNITED STATES OF AMERICA, AND CANADA- MS. PREETI RAWAL | Click Here |
| 9. | BALANCING PATIENTS’ RIGHTS WITH TECHNOLOGICAL ADVANCEMENTS: DATA PRIVACY IN HEALTHCARE SECTOR- MR. KUMAR ABHIBADYA | Click Here |
| 10. | CROSSING LINES: A CRITICAL STUDY OF INDO-NEPAL HUMAN TRAFFICKING IN WOMEN- MS. MAHIMA | Click Here |
| 11. | STATELESSNESS AND NATIONALITY UNDER INTERNATIONAL LAW- MR. AADARSH SINGH | Click Here |
| 12. | WAITING TO JUDGE: A CRITICAL STUDY OF INDIA’S THREEYEAR PRACTICE RULE THROUGH THE LENSES OF LEGAL EDUCATION, GENDER BARRIERS, GLOBAL PERSPECTIVES AND REFORM- MS. KRITIKA TYAGI | Click Here |
| 13. | BETWEEN CREATION AND INFRINGEMENT: GENERATIVE AI, COPYRIGHT LAW, AND THE PRECARIOUS POSITION OF SOCIAL MEDIA INFLUENCERS IN INDIA- MR. SIMON LAKSHAN A | Click Here |
| 14. | HUMAN ERROR TO ALGORITHMIC ACCOUNTABILITY: LEGAL AND ETHICAL DIMENSIONS OF MEDICAL NEGLIGENCE IN AI-POWERED HEALTHCARE SYSTEMS- MS. AASHITA RAWAT | Click Here |
| 15. | INDIA’S NON-RATIFICATION OF THE BBNJ AGREEMENT: IMPLICATIONS FOR TRADE, THE BLUE ECONOMY, AND STRATEGIC AUTONOMY- MS. DEVIKA S | Click Here |
| 16. | CHANGING NORMS OF FOREIGN DIRECT INVESTMENT IN INDIA: BOON OR BANE- MS. ADITI DAS | Click Here |
