Lending historically has been perceived as a corporeal transaction between a lender and a borrower, with the lender earning interest in exchange for lending his money. The business of lending has evolved with time. From being a disorganized sector of pawnbrokers lending money in
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In India, the criminal law system operates under the presumption of innocence before guilt is established beyond a reasonable doubt. The media goes to considerable pains to broadcast
India’s pharmaceutical industry has grown at an incredible rate in recent decades. India was a net importer of drugs by the 1970s, but it is currently the third-largest exporter of drugs and vaccines in
Rights are the essence of the life of a human being. To lead a joyful life, rights play a crucial role. These rights, considering their nature, are broadly of
Abortion is a delicate topic all over the world, with each and every country, region, and culture sharing different opinions about it. Some give more value to the mother’s life and health, whilst
Uniform Civil Code is not an alien concept to India. Article 44 of the constitution itself mentions it. India is a religious, cultural, and lingual diversity with a huge population having faith in different religions. The country has adopted personal laws in family laws for different religions according to
The discussion of arbitration to be introduced into insolvency law disputes has been always a debatable topic of the rights and liabilities involved in those of the corporate debtor and the financial creditor. Arbitration is majorly preferred by major players due to its ability to private and
The Indian startup industry has seen a remarkable increase in deals over the past few months as larger organisations look for expansion and cash-strapped startups hunt for sustenance. The Indian
Artificial Intelligence (AI) means the usage of man-made or artificial systems with the help of human intelligence for e.g.- the work done on computer systems requires the support of human
Electric Vehicles (EVs) have started to become a common sight of the everyday landscape with e-rickshaws and e-scooters popping up on every corner even in tier 2 and tier 3 cities. The market of