On 18th April 2018, the Ministry of Environment, Forest and Climate Change (MoEFCC) put out for public comments a new

Amidst the debate on homebuyers’ claims in insolvency disputes, the Ministry of Corporate Affairs formed the Insolvency Law Committee (“ILC”)

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Database state is an exercise in outsourcing of government through technologies that govern individuals to admittedly undemocratic entities wherein the

Discretion granted to a person most probably opens the floodgates for partisan decisions. Situation aggravates if the person has political

Co-operative societies are formed in India as vehicles for the purpose of collective ownership of the business and commercial activities.

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