Indian legal research has a strong tradition of DOCTRINAL research wit…

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Indian legal research has a strong tradition of DOCTRINAL research with growing EMPIRICAL traditions. Key research institutions include:

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C. INDIAN LAW INSTITUTE (Delhi, est. 1956), NATIONAL LAW SCHOOLS (NLSIU Bangalore 1986, NALSAR Hyderabad 1998, NUJS Kolkata 1999), CENTRE FOR POLICY RESEARCH, VIDHI CENTRE FOR LEGAL POLICY, the Bar Council of India Trust

1. INDIA has a robust ecosystem of legal research institutions:
2. (i) INDIAN LAW INSTITUTE (ILI), New Delhi — established 1956; publishes Journal of the Indian Law Institute (JILI), Annual Survey of Indian Law;
3. (ii) NATIONAL LAW SCHOOLS — premier law schools producing significant scholarship: NLSIU Bangalore (1986), NALSAR Hyderabad (1998), NUJS Kolkata (1999), GNLU Gandhinagar (2003), NLIU Bhopal, NLU Delhi, etc.;
4. (iii) CENTRE FOR POLICY RESEARCH (CPR), Delhi;
5. (iv) VIDHI CENTRE FOR LEGAL POLICY — independent think tank for evidence-based legal policy;
6. (v) Centre for Constitutional Governance, NIPFP;
7. (vi) Trilegal, Cyril Amarchand Mangaldas etc. (private sector research);
8. (vii) JOURNALS: SCC Online, Manupatra, Indian Law Review, ILI Journal, Student Bar Review, etc.
9. Hence option B is correct.
_Source: Legal Research Methodology + Jurisprudence — Indian legal research institutions_

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