Indian academic JOURNALS in law include:

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C. ILI Journal; SCC Journal; National Law School Journal (NLSJ); NUJS Law Review; NALSAR Law Review; Indian Law Review; Indian Journal of International Law; Manupatra Law Times; Student Bar Review

1. PROMINENT INDIAN LAW JOURNALS:
2. (i) JILI (Journal of the Indian Law Institute) — published by ILI Delhi;
3. (ii) SCC Journal (Supreme Court Cases) — Eastern Book Company;
4. (iii) ILI Annual Survey of Indian Law;
5. (iv) NATIONAL LAW SCHOOL of INDIA REVIEW (NLSIR) — NLSIU Bangalore;
6. (v) NUJS Law Review — NUJS Kolkata;
7. (vi) NALSAR Law Review — NALSAR Hyderabad;
8. (vii) Indian Law Review — Routledge journal;
9. (viii) Indian Journal of International Law — Indian Society of International Law (ISIL);
10. (ix) Indian Constitutional Law Review (ICLR);
11. (x) JOURNAL OF INDIAN LAW AND SOCIETY (JILS) — NUJS;
12. (xi) Student Bar Review;
13. (xii) Manupatra Law Times;
14. (xiii) Vidhi Centre for Legal Policy reports.
15. UGC CARE List indexes recognised journals.
16. Hence option B is correct.
_Source: Legal Research Methodology + Jurisprudence — Indian Law Journals_

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