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Women’s Day Special: Best Women Centric Movies and Web Series Women’s Day Special Come 8th of March and we see the world celebrating the days for ladies called the International Women’s Day. In this tough and fierce world where females face tough times to survive in the bad world mostly governed by men, observing such days has a great significance. This day is all about celebrating women and the entertainment industry never lags behind it. So, on this big day, how about catching up on the...

Nimrat Kaur is one actress who picks few films and projects but makes sure to have a lasting impact.

The insurers have filed pleadings in the Federal Court to seek clarity on COVID-19 BI policy issues left unresolved in the first test case.

On 15 February 2021 the FCA released the draft “declarations” that the parties are asking the Supreme Court to make following its judgment in January. The declarations are intended to...

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The CII has underlined three measures including greater clarity on wordings and developing an approach to systemic risks.

In the final weeks of Donald Trump’s presidency, many of the swamp leeches who’d spent four years attached to him focused on leveraging their parasitic bond to power for as much cash as possible before January 20. One such hanger-on was Matt Schlapp, the chairman of the American Conservative Union and husband to former top Trump communications aide Mercedes Schlapp. Matt Schlapp has built his influence in part by directing ACU’s annual Conservative Political Action Conference—essenti...

President Joe Biden has hit the ground running this week, taking aim at the most noxious and nonsensical of his predecessor’s policies through executive action, trying to get a handle on the long-neglected coronavirus pandemic, and working to change the culture in the Washington from the petty, reflexively partisan chaos Donald Trump cultivated to something more measured, results-oriented, and high-minded. His challenge? A Republican Party that appears to have little interest in harmony,...

Charles M. Blow about his provocative new book,  The Devil You Know: A Black Power Manifesto, which proposes a reverse migration of young Black people from northern cities to the South to try replicating what Stacey Abrams achieved in Georgia in the 2020 presidential and congressional races. Post-civil rights empowerment for Black populations has failed to materialize, argues Blow, with racism as pernicious, if not more so, in the “liberal” North as the South. The only way for Black peopl...

The latest ruling by the UKs Supreme Court is a victory for policyholders. Following the High Courts September 2020 Judgment in the COVID-19 Business Interruption Test Case ("Test Case") brought by the UK Financial Conduct Authority ("FCA"), the UKs Supreme Court ruled on 15 January 2021, that all the insuring clauses reviewed will provide cover for business interruption caused by the COVID-19 pandemic. This is the final word on the meaning of the various business interruption clauses considere...