SEBI : To check Insider trading, R 8(1) of the Regulations states that the Board of Directors of every listed company shall lay down and ...
SEBI : 1. Introduction The new Regulations aim at strengthening disclosure at different stages to ensure transparency for an orderly secu...
SEBI : 1. Introduction Stock market is all about dealing in securities. It is a specialized market. Stock markets are formed under the ...
SEBI : Business needs capital which promoters arrange. Since promoters conceive the idea of the business, bring in fund, human capital th...
SEBI : S 12A (d) of the SEBI Act, 1992(`ACT’) prohibits insider trading securities in the securities market. S 15 G of the Act lays dow...
Breaking of law is said to be crime. One who commits a crime is referred to as criminal. The criminal law administration mainly cerntres around the Indian Penal Code,1860 ( `IPC’) and the Criminal Procedure Code,1973 (`CrPC’). Crime is concern to society. Every country world wide works overtime to control crime. But crime is being committed world wide in geometric proportion. According to Aristotle ,
Swami Vivekananda blessed by Sri Ramkrishnadeva worked tirelessly for the upliftment of mankind ultimately for his motherland. He was a patriot and all his actions were towards the direction. He always thought for the untouchables and down trodden.
Safety Acts – Safety, occupational safety & Indian laws 1.‘Safety’ is a state of being safe and protected from danger or harm. (Oxford Dictionary) 2.Our focus on the discussion is occupational safety vis a vis business. 3.Occupational safety in business enjoys support of Government through legislations. 4.Business scenario has undergone change. 5.From home to factory and again to home is the scenario of business.
A dedicated government policy and its strict implementation will go a long way in securing a better plane for conservation of nature and environment for future generations world- wide. It cannot remain any individual country’s responsibility to be concerned for the protection of nature and environment.
On 17th August, 2010, news on acquisition of the shareholding of Cairn Energy (`CEL’) in Carin India Limited (`CIL’) (BSE and NSE listed) by Vedanta Resources Plc (`VEDANTA’) at Rs. 405/-($8.66) per share became public. Closing price of each shares of CIL on the NSE on 14th August, 2010 was Rs.355/-. Vedanta will have to incur $ 9.6 billion (Rs 44,928 Crore) for acquiring CIL. Deal between the parties was concluded in London.
21st June is observed as the World Music Day (WMD) to commemorate contribution of music to human life. It coincides with the longest day of the year. Idea of celebrating this day first occurred to American musician Joel Cohen in 1976. Cohen proposed an all-night music jamboree on the summer solstice.
Copying lines from Rabindranath Tagore’s Noble Prize winning book of poems, `Gitanjali’ without acknowledging the source and claiming it as one’s own is called plagiarism. A person caught for plagiarism is called a Plagiarist. The Copyright Act, 1957 which protects originality neither defines plagiarism nor a plagiarist.
Patent Co-operation Treaty (PCT) was entered on June 9, 1970. On 7th December, 1998 India became the 98th contracting state of the PCT. Signatory countries formed a Union for co-operation in filing, searching, and examination of applications for protection of inventions and rendering special technical services.
Intellectual property (IP) is the innovative creation by individuals out of his own ingenuity. IP pertains to literary, artistic performance of performing artistes, phonograms, and broadcasts, inventions in all fields of human endeavor, scientific discoveries, industrial design, and protection against unfair competition and all other activities in the industrial, scientific or artistic field.
The terms insolvency and bankruptcy are used with reference to the financial position of a person. They are often considered to mean the same. Actually, the terms mean differently. Individuals and corporates are both amenable to insolvency and bankruptcy.
