Judgement has shaken the foundation of the Doctrine of Finality. Arbitration is the biggest loser since DMRC decisions may encourage other government bodies to also re-open and agitate old lost causes
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An important regulatory gap that requires urgent attention of policymakers is bringing all superannuation and gratuity funds of companies under PFRDA and allowing NPS Trust to manage them
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To make good music, you need all the instruments to come together and work in harmony. A good musician doesn’t get frustrated that he can’t tune the flute and get it to change
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The landscape of leadership is ever evolving, influenced by changes in society, technology, and the global economy
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Illicit cigarettes is a burgeoning trade in the country that thrive on higher margins to retailer outlets
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It’s important that AI is seen for what it is: a tool. It speeds up tasks. That helps researchers in, for example, life sciences to sequence molecules within hours instead of months in the search for life-saving drugs
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Trade negotiators need to ensure that we leverage our huge imports from China to push our exports vigorously to a country which can easily absorb them, if we maintain sufficient pressure, in a sustained manner, writes J. K. Dadoo
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With the new innovation combined with the recycling of waste products, it is expected that these industries may create gold-based products at more economical prices which will create massive boom in the sales over the upcoming years
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India's recent advancements in IP filings and legislative reforms underscore its commitment to fostering innovation-driven growth, being “Rachnatmak bharat, Abhinav bharat” borrowing words from the India’s IP policy
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April CPI inflation hit an 11-month low at 4.83 per cent, screamed the newspapers, and all was good with the world. But was it?
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