Abstract Women in India have traditionally been denied equal property rights. This is due to a multitude of forces such as cultural beliefs, religious norms, and discriminatory laws. However, in recent years, there has been a growing movement to promote gender equality in property rights. This paper attempts to provide a comprehensive review of the historic case of Vineeta Sharma vs Rakesh Sharma, focusing on the legal issues of women’s property rights in India, as well as the challenges and progress women have made in gaining equal rights in property ownership. It delves into the history of w ..read more

This article titled “M&A Term Sheet: Importance and Legality” has been written by Mridul Sinha, Dharmashastra National Law University Jabalpur Introduction A M&A Term Sheet is basically a document that lays out the requisite terms and conditions that the parties agree on at the initial stage of a deal. It’s like a summary putting out the fundamental aspects the parties have decided along with some additional details. It is also regarded as a letter of intent, memorandum of understanding, etc. Although these documents might have a varied style, their function is outlining the main ter ..read more

This article titled “Strategic Moves in M&A: Seller’s Blueprint” has been written by Mridul Sinha, Dharmashastra National Law University Jabalpur Introduction Sell-side participants in M&A transactions often neglect or underestimate certain fundamental issues. Overlooking these aspects can lead to adverse consequences for sellers, such as receiving a lower purchase price than anticipated, unknowingly assuming avoidable liabilities, or encountering structural obstacles and ramifications. Sellers are advised to proactively address and mitigate these issues to safeguard their interests ..read more

Introduction Regulation of the Indian economy in the current globalised era has ever been a challenge that has posed several questions in the minds of the leading economists all over the world. One of the infamous questions has always been between FERA (Foreign Exchange Regulation Act, 1973) and FEMA (Foreign Exchange Management Act, 1999) which has proven to be the most advantageous in both regulating and managing the incoming and outgoing foreign economy in the economic administration of India. Analysis into this question shall always be initiated by diving deep into the post-independence er ..read more

Introduction Meetings have been an integral part of a company contributing towards the transparency and accountability in the procedures undertaken by a Company. Upholding the rights of the shareholders and other investors has always been one of the primary objectives of a Company; meetings in a Company have facilitated the pathway to attain these mandated objectives. Reviewing the policies, goals and workings of a Company is possible only through a valid meeting. Meetings in a Company include discussing or settling any business transactions, resolving any disputes or reaching a final decision ..read more

It’s time to change your UPSC IAS prep approach. Here, we have listed the top seven IAS Coaching Institutes in Delhi. This comprehensive list of the top 7 IAS coaching centres in Delhi contains all the necessary details of these institutes. Go through the list to choose the best coaching institute for you. 1. First IAS Institute First IAS Institute is one of the most sought-after IAS coaching centres in Delhi. Therefore, it is one of the best coaching centres in Delhi. Their classes are conducted in small batches, and that is how they have produced many fine officers. Courses and their Fees ..read more

The process of opening a corporate bank account in Japan has become stricter over the past few years, particularly since local banks in most countries have begun to coordinate and monitor transactions related to lawful business, prevent money laundering, and maintain control over all activities. Applications for bank accounts may be screened over two to four weeks, with the bank having the final say in the matter. An application can be submitted only after registering a legal entity i.e. a branch of this or a locally incorporated company in Japan. Documents required to open a corporate bank ac ..read more

This article titled “Role of Women In Politics And Policymaking” has been written by Yashika Rathour, BA.LLB (Hons.) student at IMS Unison University. Introduction The role of women in politics and policymaking has evolved significantly over the past few decades. Women’s participation in the policymaking process has grown rapidly, with women being elected to various political roles, including presidents, prime ministers, and members of parliament. However, despite the progress made in enhancing women’s political representation, many challenges remain, including gender inequality, cultural ba ..read more

First of all, if you reached this stage, you did a great job. For those who are in the preparation stage, they will reach this stage with determination, discipline, and guidance. UPSC is one of the toughest exams; It’s a universal fact that clearing every prelims and mains to reach the interview stage is a long journey. However, this stage is a crucial stage that can add to your rank or reduce it. So, candidates need to prepare for the interview with utmost precautions and discipline. When it’s time for the interview, the judges look at how candidates act, what they know, and how well they man ..read more

In today’s rapidly evolving technological landscape, artificial intelligence (AI) has emerged as a transformative force, reshaping industries and sectors across the board. Electronics is one such field that AI has had a significant impact on. From manufacturing processes to consumer devices, AI is playing a pivotal role in revolutionizing the electronics industry. In this blog post, we will delve into the multifaceted ways in which artificial intelligence is influencing and shaping the electronics sector. Enhanced Manufacturing Processes One of the most remarkable contributions of AI to elect ..read more