Goldman Sachs in its publication in the year of 2001 first time ever coined the acronym BRIC to mention a new economic growth centre for the near future. By the time the developed economies realised the power of these nations, their economic structures expanded manifold. The first successful summit of
“Let’s seek not heritage belongs to which nation, Let’s strive to preserve it for every coming generation!” -Sri Vidhya Jayakumar Culture and Heritage is not a luxury but it is a basic need of mankind. Cultural Heritage can be described as the legacy of physical artefacts and intangible attributes of
Rape is an inexcusable crime. It is not an offence that can be negotiated away. Unfortunately, there have been several instances through the years where the courts have tried to mediate and find ‘solutions’ including marriage of the victim to the rapist, or compensation to the victim, in lieu of
In a verdict which affects nearly 6.3 lakhs students, the apex court cancelled the AIPMT 2015 and ordered a fresh test within four weeks due to large scale use of unfair means via electronic gadgets thereby accessing the answer keys. The matter had surfaced when a day after the exam,
In the case of Rohit Bansal v. State, the Delhi High Court has taken yet another forward step to protect the rights of people who are falsely implicated in rape cases. In the present case, it was alleged that the prosecutrix had been raped by seven persons who consequently threatened
Merit is to been the bases of selection and the same was held in the much talked about case Dr. Vivek Kumar Garg v. State of H.P. decided on 18th June, 2015 of this year. In the present case, the petitioners participated in the selection process for admission to MD/MS/MDS
In the instant case the petitioner passed her 10+2 and scored 81.4% marks. The petitioner was informed that she was eligible for scholarship for higher education under the scheme “INSPIRE” and was asked to complete all the formalities and submit the documents by 31.7.2012. The case of the petitioner was
The bench of justices consisting of T S Thakur, A R Dave and A K Sikri pronounced the judgement relating to Sahara chief Subrata Roy’s immediate release from Tihar jail and declined to relax the conditions for interim bail like depositing Rs 5000 crore in cash and a bank guarantee
CCI in its order under section 26(2) of the Competition Act, 2002 closed the case against the Standard Chartered Bank (SCB) for alleged abuse of dominant position. The Informant filed information alleging abuse of dominance by SCB in credit card service facility. It was alleged that terms and conditions imposed
In the series of its orders against trade unions/associations for anti-competitive agreements, starting in 2014 where on December 23, 2014, CCI passed an order against Film Distributors Association, Kerala (‘FDAK’), an association of film distributors in Kerala holding it guilty along with the office bearers and executive committee of Section
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