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Desai's wife alleged that the officers of the company are responsible for causing severe mental stress to her husband.

Stating that Desai had taken a Rs 180-crore loan, Mumbai BJP chief Ashish Shelar demanded the inquiry cover aspects such as the company’s interest rates and recovery methods

This article explores the concept of international immunity law and the use of waivers in response to diplomatic attacks, shedding light on the proactive approach taken by India to tackle the issue of radicalisation.

For the gaming industry, the ultimate saviour lies in Gross Gaming Revenue. Basing taxation on GGR, while maintaining a reasonable tax rate empowers gaming operators to reinvest in their businesses

When the accused is a minor, the case is tried under the Juvenile Justice Act where the law focuses on rehabilitation, not retribution. The punishments prescribed under the POCSO Act do not apply here so there is no question of amending the Act

By tapping into the modern woman’s insecurity, by personifying itself as a vulnerable naive Barbie, Mattel tries to get absolution from the audience. And tries to extend absolution to the audience

As an institution, Chautauqua defies easy explanation. “NPR camp for grown-ups” is the description preferred by Erica Higbie, who owns a house on the grounds.

Roughly 65,000 SAG-AFTRA actors and 11,500 Writers Guild of America screenwriters are on strike, calling for better pay, structure with residual payments and protection from the use of AI.

In 1964, Jean Paul Sartre declined to accept the Nobel Prize for Literature. None of the official records of the Swedish Academy or French government have ever censured Sartre. They understand that writers and artists function as the conscience of the people and have the courage to challenge the state

National Research Foundation will help uplift research in the university system and provide linkages between academia, industry and government