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METAVERSE: NEED OF REGULATION FOR THE NEXT “BIG THING” IN THE TECH WORLD

1.0 INTRODUCTION On October 2021, the largest social media company Facebook rechristened itself as “meta”. This renaming is done to showcase that Facebook and its owners were highly hopeful and moving ahead in the next cutting age technology which is called metaverse. Facebook is surely not the only one, other tech giants like Microsoft, Epic

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The Securities and Exchange Board of India: Regulator Of The Capital Market

In the modern world, there is a voice from every other person to invest in the securities market or to become a part of share trading. Demat, mutual funds hold a great value in financing. However, most of the people are not aware of its functioning and thereby stumble or wave the idea of being

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Succession of States Doctrine: State Responsibility and Need for its Codification

  Introduction Though the international think tanks have been putting laborious efforts into formulating a workable structure for state responsibility, a firm legal backing is still not available in this spectrum. We live in a dynamic and ever-changing world. The task of specifying the territorial onus of various previously committed actions-both positive and negative-is the

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Pernicious Progress

“Miya-biwi raazi toh kya karega kaazi”[1]has quite literally been witnessed as an escalating sentiment amongst individuals, particularly women, against the contentious Prohibition Of Child Marriage (Amendment) Bill, 2021cleared by the union cabinet. The billamends the Child Marriage Act,2006 and proposes to increase women’s legal minimum age of marriage from 18 to 21, parallel to the

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ANALYSIS OF RUSSIAN INVASION OF UKRAINE THROUGH THE LENS OF INTERNATIONAL LAW

It’s been more than ten days of Announcement by Russian president Vladmir Putin of so called “military operation” in eastern Ukraine. Heavy civilian and military causality is reported from the both the sides, cities were turned into ruin, economies of both the countries are severely impacted and Europe is on the verge of biggest and

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ONLINE CERTIFIED COURSE ON CRIMINAL LITIGATION AND CRIMINAL DRAFTING

  About IJALR It is an International, Quarterly, Peer-Reviewed, online journal that provides an interactive platform for the publication of Short Articles, Long Articles, Book Reviews, Case Comments, Research Papers, Essays in the field of Law. It is a platform to promote legal research among law students across India. About the Course The primary challenge

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The Cambridge Analytica Case: The Scandal That Quivered The Modern Tech World

The year 2018 shook the world when a data company scandal made it crystal clear that masses of people can be manipulated online into voting for a candidate to make him win even when thepre-election polls and statistics suggest unfavoured conditions. The infamous Cambridge Analytica case revealed how regime change can be brought about with

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SCOURGE OF COOPERATIVE FEDERALISM IN CONTEMPORARY INDIA

  INTRODUCTION India is a secular and democratic country having a diverse set of cultures, religions, language, and many more, and keeping this diversity into consideration, the framers of the Constitution drafted the most voluminous Constitution of the World which enshrined to India a Federal form of Government with Unitary Features, thus making it a

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