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Volume 1 Issue 2 December 2024
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| 1. | Statelessness and the Refugee Convention: Reasoning the Limit of International Protection | 1–12 |  |
| Vaibhav Shahi Arkam Hussain Khan | |||
| 2. | Nexus Between Human Trafficking and Disability: A General Overview | 13–31 | |
| Navdeep Kaur | |||
| 3. | The Rise of Victimology: Evaluating the Legal Maze of Victim-Centric Provisions Under the Contemporary Criminal Laws in India | 32–39 | |
| Naziya Rashid | |||
| 4. | Discrimination in the Veins: A Critical Examination of India's Transphobic Blood Donation Policies | 40–54 | |
| Neelesh Nandan Prateek V. Hiremath | |||
| 5. | Rethinking Cybersecurity in India: Legal Challenges and Prospects of AI-Powered Zero Trust | 55–71 | |
| Prashant Kumar Chauhan | |||
| 6. | Judicial Recruitment Jurisprudence in India: An Analysis of Malik Mazhar Sultan Case | 72–88 | |
| Prerna Dogra | |||
| 7. | Civil Nuclear Liability in the Age of Climate Change: India’s Path to a Sustainable Future | 89–101 | |
| Priyanshi Shukla | |||
| 8. | Judicial Independence and Political Influence in High-Profile White-Collar Crime Cases in India | 102–116 | |
| Rahul Kumar | |||
| 9. | Panchayati Raj Institutions and Participatory Democracy: Indian Experience of Democratic Decentralization | 117–134 | |
| Raj Krishna | |||
| 10. | Social Media and Intellectual Property Rights: Protecting Digital Rights in AI-Driven Societies | 135–150 | |
| Raushni Ranjan Pradhan | |||
| 11. | Protecting Whistleblowers in Indian Workplaces: Legal Framework and Challenges | 151–168 | |
| Rohit Tamang Diwash Saibya | |||
| 12. | Mandatory Three-Year Practice Rule: A Roadblock or Reform for Judicial Aspirants in India | 169–179 | |
| Sagar Mishra | |||
| 13. | A Review of Challenges of Working Women in India: Health, Wages, and Social Security | 180–194 | |
| Santosh Kumar | |||
| 14. | Ensuring Electoral Integrity: A Critical Analysis of Special Intensive Revision in the Indian Electoral Roll System | 195–206 | |
| Shamsheer Sheikh | |||
| 15. | Women in Informal Labour: Legal Safeguards and Gaps | 207–216 | |
| Shreya Gupta Nidarshana Sarma | |||
| 16. | Urban Development and Labour | 217–224 | |
| Siva Sakhti | |||
| 17. | Shadow Boards in Indian Corporates: Innovation in Governance or a Legal Grey Zone? | 225–233 | |
| Sneha Kumawat | |||
| 18. | Violation of Trafficked Victims' Rights Under the Foreigners Act, 1946 | 234–240 | |
| Swapnil Shankwar | |||
| 19. | The Evolution of the Right to Privacy in the Age of Digitisation | 241–250 | |
| Twinkle Jaiswal | |||
| 20. | The New Age of Cooperative Federalism: Judicial and Political Dimensions in India’s Fiscal Federalism | 251–260 | |
| Umanshi Pandey | |||
| 21. | Kaleidoscopic Unpredictability of Natural Justice Principles | 261–267 | |
| Vagisha Nandini | |||
| 22. | Anti: Section 41A Notices, Service Protocols, and the Realities of Bail Jurisprudence in India | 268–281 | |
| Yashasivi Mishra | |||
