Shivani Mangesh Lad
Christ University

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Lad, Shivani Mangesh. "EVOLUTION OF A NEW NORMAL IN DATING CULTURE: ANALYSING DIGITAL DEPENDENCY OF MODERN RELATIONSHIPS THROUGH DATING APPS." Int. j. of Social Science and Economic R

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