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Ancient Dharma and Modern Power: Rethinking Sovereignty Through Indiaās Experience
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From Veto Politics to Global South Aspirations: Rethinking Multilateralism at VK 4.0
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Sovereignty, Dharma and the Limits of Global Power: Reflections from VK 4.0 Session 7
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Sankraman Kaal and the Return to Rajneeti: Insights from Session 5 of VK 4.0
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Fundamental Rights in a Time of Transition: VK 4.0 Examines Duties, Property and the Limits of Freedom
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āRights Cannot Survive Without Dutiesā: What Legal Luminaries Said at VK 4.0ās Fundamental Rights Session
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Nation State, Rights and Constitutional Restraint: Highlights from VK 4.0 Legal Session
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