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Tribunal members' quality affecting decisions: Experts - Vimarsana News

Tribunal members' quality affecting decisions: Experts

The Supreme Court's criticism of the National Company Law Appellate Tribunal (NCLAT) and National Company Law Tribunal (NCLT) has raised concerns about the quality of members and their impact on the resolution of cases under the Insolvency and Bankruptcy Code (IBC).

Gandhiji's Films preserved for more than 1000 Years with Piql-Norway Technology - Vimarsana News

Gandhiji's Films preserved for more than 1000 Years with Piql-Norway Technology

Mumbai: Gandhi Film Foundation (GFF) & Piql Norway proudly announces their association to preserve the Gandhi Films Foundation Films for more than 1000 Years with Piql Technology.

Indian Family Businesses Have a Rich History, But It's the Present They Need to Focus On - Vimarsana News

Indian Family Businesses Have a Rich History, But It's the Present They Need to Focus On

Family business is a tradition that goes back several hundred years in India. Family businesses in India have evolved over the decades and centuries, especially blooming after the economy was liberalised. But the journey to stay relevant continues

Careers Counsel: Write the perfect CV for law firm job applications - Vimarsana News

Careers Counsel: Write the perfect CV for law firm job applications

I am a law third year law student. How do I write a good CV to get a job with a law firm after graduation?

Indian law firms reluctant to advise on IPO of insurance giant LIC -sources - Vimarsana News

Indian law firms reluctant to advise on IPO of insurance giant LIC -sources

India's plans to list state-run Life Insurance Corporation (LIC) face an unusual problem: domestic law firms are shying away from advising the government, deterred by the low fees on offer at the time of a lucrative boom in corporate stock listings.