Yearly Archives: 2019

India conducted five nuclear tests and became a nuclear weapon state during Atal Bihari Vajpayee tenure as a prime minister in 1998. India adopted this policy after its second nuclear tests, Pokhran - ll, in 1998.

The Supreme Court on Saturday gave its historic verdict in the Ayodhya dispute case. The constitutional bench of five judges gave the verdict after...

The Supreme Court has pronounced its verdict on the Ram Janmabhoomi-Babari Masjid dispute. The constitutional bench headed by Chief Justice Ranjan Gogoi has unanimously declared the disputed land as Ramlala. He has ordered five acres of alternative land for Muslims to build a mosque. The court said that the central government must form a trust for the construction of the temple on the disputed land, for which the center will have to make rules within three months.

The Industrial & Commercial Bank of China Ltd., China Development Bank and the Export-Import Bank of China (Chinese Banks) have dragged Asia’s Richest man brother, Anil Dhirubhai Ambani to London court for his default of not paying back the loan amount of $680 million. ICBC lawyer told the court that $925.2 million loans were given to Reliance Communications Ltd which, Anil Ambani’s firm in the year 2012 on the condition that he will provide a personal guarantee. He added the firm made some payments, however, in 2017 they defaulted if paying the money. However, Anil, on the contrary, said that though he has agreed for a non-binding “personal comfort letter,” but he never guaranteed to ties his assets which is an “extraordinary potential personal liability.”

Since Bollywood had two movies of the same topic out in the same month & so many controversies involved, it was indeed needed to...

In the era of growing technology and where people are busy in their 9 to 5 Job life has become both difficult and easy for us. We generally don’t find time for ourselves because of hectic work schedule, managing life between college and home, handling children and marriage life. This forces us to avoid going out in the heavy traffic, pollution and added tiredness. Today, where everything has become user-friendly, people don’t worry about how to manage their basic necessity because now everything is just one click away. E-commerce Industry is growing manifold in India and providing the best possible services to its customers. You have to google the name of the product you want to buy, and a list of options appear for you. But is all this so easy? No.

The Hindi film industry is an industry which has the largest audience, but a large section of the audience is away from theaters due to many reasons including demonetisation and GST imposed by the government. Because of which many people have become unemployed and helpless.

Shiv Sena chief Uddhav Thackeray hit back at BJP and Devendra Fadnavis. In the press conference, Uddhav said that Devendra Fadnavis listed all the reasons for not being able to form a government. He listed the list of charges. We want to say that we do what we say. Our work is not like BJP.

Bengaluru-based IT company, Infosys has hired PricewaterhouseCoopers (PwC) which is one of the most prominent auditing firm and part of Big 4 to look after the alleged financial discrepancies and malpractices allegations made by the Whistleblowers. The company has already hired Shardul Amarchand Mangaldas (SAM), Tier-1 law firm to look after the legal side of the complaint of the Whistleblowers. Additionally, companies’ internal auditor Ernest & Young (Big 4) will also review its revenue recognition practices. The decision to take PwC on board was to have an investigation which will be independent of SAM and E&Y so that the companies has a fresh set of people who can look into the matter.

The Reserve Bank of India has the monopoly to print notes in India. The Reserve Bank of India prints all notes except one rupee notes across the country. The Ministry of Finance has the right to print one rupee notes and make all types of coins. While it is to be noted, the Reserve Bank of India only has the right to supply currency (both notes and coins) throughout the country.