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Top Legal Mistakes Businesses Should Avoid While Doing Business in India
India presents vast opportunities for foreign businesses with its growing economy, young population, and increasingly globalized markets. However, entering or operating in the Indian business landscape without adequate legal preparation can expose businesses to costly setbacks. From compliance lapses to disputes over intellectual property, here are the top legal mistakes foreign…
Just Rights for Children Alliance and Anr. v. Harish and Ors. and the discussion on Child Sexual Abuse
– Arushi Singh ‘H was found to be consuming child pornographic material as per the Computer Forensic Analysis Report. His phone contained two such videos stored in it. While he was chargesheeted under Sections 67B of the IT Act and 15(1) of the POCSO, i.e., punishment for publishing or transmission and…
Empowering the visually impaired: The urgent need for braille-embossed pharmaceutical packaging in India
– Nazmeen Ahmed, Arushi Singh India is home to approximately 4.95 million blind individuals and 70 million people with vision impairments, including 0.24 million blind children. Many of them also face chronic conditions like diabetes, cancer, cardiovascular diseases, mental health disorders, etc making the management of such medical conditions even more challenging…
Braille in Pharma and Consumer Products, India vis-a-vis other countries
-Nazmeen Ahmed, Arushi Singh India is home to approximately 4.95 million blind individuals and 70 million people with vision impairments, including 0.24 million blind children. Many of them also face chronic conditions like diabetes, cancer, cardiovascular diseases, mental health disorders, etc making the management of such medical conditions even more challenging…
Working Riders: India – Germany
– Dr. Nicolai B. Kemle 1. Training of Indian work riders in India The training of working riders in India takes place in various institutions that specialize in horsekeeping and horsemanship. This training includes both theoretical and practical aspects of horse care, riding and training. The training can last between six…
Jurisprudence on Bail in India: Glance through Bharatiya Nagarik Suraksha Sanhita, 2023
– Atul Nagarajan, Arushi Singh Bail is defined under Section 2(1)(b) of the recently promulgated Bharatiya Nagarik Suraksha Sanhita (BNSS), 2023, which became enforceable wef 01.07.2024, as release of a person accused of or suspected of commission of an offence from the custody of law upon certain conditions imposed by an…
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