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Topic of the week : Essentials for Corporate law Go to Topic

Discuss on the areas which focuses on the entities involved in corporate...

Governance in Government Companies

When Government companies list their shares on stock exchanges, they are required to deal with two distinct constituencies from a corporate governance standpoint: one, being the Government itself as the controlling shareholder or promoter, and the other, being the minority (public) shareholders. When the Government is in a controlling position in the company, the obvious question that arises is whether it is required to act solely with a view to profit maximization, which will in turn benefit t

Indian Corporate Law Services (ICLS)

The government has introduced a new central civil services cadre called the Indian Corporate Law Services (ICLS) to create an army of experts who would be involved in corporate law making and its enforcement in the country. This gives a new service option to those who qualify the toughest entrance test to get into government service. The government would train the officers at the newly-set up Indian Institute of Corporate Affairs (IICA), a policy think tank, before placing them in various offic

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HC says no to entry of foreign law firms: Is this a right decision?

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	Referred by Aarti Gupta, Legal Consultant \| Topic: Strengthening the Judicial System in India \| 2 years ago
	After more than 15 years when RBI had permitted 3 foreign law firms now have finally got their answer from HC, that a firm no-entry sign for India. And HC said that the decision of the bank was unjustified under the existing laws that governed...

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Has India been vulnerable to terrorism for absence of a strong law

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	Referred by Aarti Gupta, Legal Consultant \| 2 years ago
	India has been vulnerable to terrorism since over two decades. It's defenitely unfortunate to hear our Home Minister S P Jaiswal saying to media that the police force is trying to upgrade itself after the terrorists acted strong in the commercial...

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Should India revamp its Anti-Terrorism Laws??

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	Referred by Aarti Gupta, Legal Consultant \| 2 years ago
	There is time and again terrorist activity going on all over the world but India is hit badly than any other, and in recent times the number of acts of terrorism has gone up, and they have no fear for what they are doing and taking lives of innocent...

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Delhi HC refused to have Judicial Enquiry over Batla House Encounter taking NHRC Report As Final is not Justice.

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	Referred by Aarti Gupta, Legal Consultant \| Topic: Strengthening the Judicial System in India \| 2 years ago
	These type of cases are clear cut examples of corruption in police department. It also proves lacks of unity among policemen where one shoots another just to fulfil his rivalry...

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Is the art of procrastination a good sign or a bad sign?

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	Referred by Aarti Gupta, Legal Consultant \| 2 years ago
	The legal fraternity is often looked down upon, due to their procrastination (delay). Some clients think they do it on purpose to earn more. Other clients think it is due to their incapability to win the case. But there are instances where lawyers use...

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Prime Ministerial candidate for India: General elections 2009 Go to Topic

Vote for next Prime Minister of India… !


	56 Narendra Modi
	29 Manmohan Singh
	17 Rahul Gandhi

Do you think Rahul Gandhi will be good Prime Minister for India?

Yes

Strengthening the Judicial System in India Go to Topic

Legal reforms in India - the urgency?

I have been writing articles on judicial reforms in India. It is been reported recently by a news paper that it will take atleast 320 years to dispose all the pending cases. Our legal jurisprudence says that ‘right is might’, but, ‘might becomes right now’ with the prevailing situation. I don’t know as to how Indians can aspire to become a developed nation without concentrating on basic things like imparting speedy justice. We have many concepts on paper like ‘justice delayed is justice denied’

Ruchika's case - what should government do?

I am very happy to see the response of the Central Government and the reply being given by our Law Minister with a Book in his hand and with a statement that law will be strictly enforced. Media has played a very good role in the entire episode and we know that powerful people tend to misuse their privilege. Its not only about Ruchika's case, but, it is about our system and our over all development. What can CBI do now with the mounting public pressure and what can Central Government do; are ve

Impact of Budget on Five Major Sectors Go to Topic

The Five E’s Of Marketing

The Five E’s Of Marketing Get better at forecasting the variables of a changing marketplace, connect with your customer – today’s consumer – to understand where that customer is going and why, deconstruct some marketing myths of the past and replace them with solid new branding and sales paradigms that focus on the five E’s of marketing. The first E is Educate, and it’s all about communicating to everyone who needs to know about your product, your brand, or your service. Thus, it’s what you

Is this Sensex salutes Union Budget?

Yes

Terrorism in India: Where the problem lies? Go to Topic

Post-26/11, do you think India is better equipped to deal with a terror attack?

Yes

India denies assisting militants

India's foreign minister has denied charges by a Pakistani army official that his country has been assisting militants in South Waziristan. SM Krishna said developments in Pakistan were of "their own making" and there was no effective government. A Pakistani army spokesman said recently that it had evidence of Indian "involvement" with the insurgents. Pakistan's army is engaged in a major offensive against al-Qaeda and the Taliban in South Waziristan. Pakistani's chief military spokesman Maj Ge